The Parish of Immaculate Conception & Assumption of Our Lady

NOVEMBER 7, 2021 | 32nd SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

Immaculate Conception & Assumption of Our Lady

Church and Parish Center: Church and Fr. Fata Hall:

53 Winter Hill Road 125 Wallace Street

Tuckahoe, NY 10707 Tuckahoe, NY 10707

www.icaparish.org · (914) 961-3643

Vigil and Sunday Masses

Saturday:

4:00 PM ... Assump on of Our Lady 5:00* PM ... Immaculate Concep on

Sunday at Immaculate Concep on:

8:00 AM | 10:00* AM | 12:00 PM | 5:00 PM Sunday at Assump on of Our Lady:

9:00 AM | 11:30 AM (Spanish) Spanish Mass/Misa en Español:

11:30 AM ... Assump on of Our Lady Bilingual Italian/English Mass/Messa in Italiano:

(first Sunday of the month)

9:00 AM ... Assump on of Our Lady Sacrament of Reconcilia on on Saturdays:

3:30-3:55 PM ... Assump on of Our Lady 4:00-5:00 PM ... Immaculate Concep on

and any me by calling the priest on duty.

* Livestreaming Masses: www.icaparish.org/livestream

Weekday Masses:

(recitaƟon of the Rosary before Mass) Monday - Friday:

7:30 AM ... Assump on of Our Lady 8:30 AM ... Immaculate Concep on 12:00* PM ... Immaculate Concep on

Saturday:

8:30* AM ... Immaculate Concep on Miraculous Medal Novena

and Exposi on of the Blessed Sacrament:

Mondays and First Fridays a er the 12:00 PM Mass ... Immaculate Concep on 3:00 PM ... Benedic on

Parish Office: (914) 961-3643

8:30 AM - 4:30 PM ... Monday-Friday

Photo of Immaculate ConcepƟon Church taken on a crisp, Fall evening;

by Roberto Sicuranza.

Pastoral Staff

Rev. Anthony Sorgie, Pastor Rev. Adolfo Novio, Parochial Vicar Rev. Dinesh Tharanga, Parochial Vicar

Rev. Robert Verrigni, Parochial Vicar

Deacon Carl Degenhardt | Deacon Anthony Viola Deacon Francis Orlando, Director

Religious EducaƟon: (914) 961-1076

Prayers for our Parishioners

Mass Intentions

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, Vigil, 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time 4:00 PM Jerome and Lillian Deiso Mem.

5:00 PM Frank and Serafina Calabro Mem.

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time

8:00 AM George Wetzel Mem.

9:00 AM Mario Baldassarro Mem.

10:00 AM The Canal and Ramos Families Mem.

11:30 AM All Souls

12:00 PM Francisco Goncalves Mem.

5:00 PM Marie and Michael Giannini Mem.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8

7:30 AM All Souls Mem.

8:30 AM Florence Kravatz Mem.

12:00 PM Julianna Carraturo Mem.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9 The Dedica on of the Lateran Basilica

7:30 AM Stella, Antonio, and Joan Pinto Mem.

8:30 AM All Souls Mem.

12:00 PM Kathleen Voight Mem.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 St. Leo the Great, Pope and Doctor of the Church

7:30 AM Alicia and George Quigley Mem.

8:30 AM Ann Shoureck Mem.

12:00 PM All Souls Mem.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11 St. Mar n of Tours, Bishop 7:30 AM The Deceased Members of the VFW Mem.

8:30 AM Louis A. Lombardi, Sr. Mem.

12:00 PM Nicholas Meo Mem.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12 St. Josaphat, Bishop and Martyr

7:30 AM Ostelio DiRidolfi Mem.

8:30 AM Rosa Perrino Mem.

12:00 PM Alfio DeBenedic s Mem.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13 St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, Virgin

8:30 AM The Mozola Family Mem.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, Vigil, 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time 4:00 PM George “Chip” Stewart Mem.

5:00 PM Ma lda Pisano Mem.

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:00 AM The DeLuca and Valente Families Living

9:00 AM Romeo “Ray” Bassi Mem.

10:00 AM Katherine Jathas Mem.

11:30 AM Inten ons of Our Parishioners Living

12:00 PM Mike Sollecito Mem.

5:00 PM Vincent DePaola Mem.

There is an appointed time for ever hing, and a time for ever affair under the heavens.

- Ecclesiastes 3:1

A time to be Bor

Ella Loren Anderson, Louis Joseph Cohen, Carmela Regina Gaccione, Julie e Ava Lippolis, Giuliana Grace Menna, Conor Rodriguez, Michael Patrick Stroh

A time to Love

II: Alex Spitzenberger and Christen O’Brien-Russell II: Leo Gurria and Tara McGovern

II: Eric Josefson and Marisa Alberico II: Michael Mazzei and Nicole Villavicencio

III: William Anthony Forcello and Alexandra Ferber Confor

III: Dan Romeo and Peachy Re zos

A time to Die

Kathleen Keefe, JoAnn Zigahn, Richard Sposato, Gina Davila, William DeMase, Marino Capulli, Vivian Coghlan, John Cozza, Joseph Spiezio III, Frieda Sirabella, Robert Apostolou

A time to Heal

Phil Pinto, Jr., Chris na Fox, Bernade e Gleason Culhane, Anita and Jim Bonnanzio, and Diana

A time for War

For those in the military who have died in the service of our country.

Unannounced Masses om October

Angela Coppola, Sr. Danielle Baran (Living), Helen Serrano, Patrick Wynne, Richard Canning, Kathleen Hennessy, Nick and Faye Belle eri, Eleanor Lyons,

Aileen Keffner, Robert J. DiDonato,

Bella Silvestri, Giovanni Migliore

From the Desk of Deacon Anthony Viola

Retreat opportuni es are popping up all over for everyone—from business execu ves to social workers, to churches, youth groups, and more. A retreat day in the corporate world might look different than a weekend at a monastery or a few hours at our Parish Center, but the concept s ll holds—it's a chance for us to step back from the dai- ly happenings of our lives.

Many of us may be speeding through complicat- ed lives, faced with challenges and choices with no

me to deal with experiences and feelings. Many of us could use a day to rest, regroup, reassess how things are going, and refocus. As someone said recently to me, “there’s no space in my life, no

‘margin’ to handle what comes up, much less process it.” Are YOU worn out by this current Pandemic Experience?

Your retreat me can be used for reflec- on, prayer, medita ng on Scripture, or just

being with God, especially si ng before Him in Ado- ra on — allowing your heart and the heart of God to engage in a dialogue. When you pour out your heart to Him, He will pour His heart into yours.

If you have never a ended a silent retreat, please consider it. Whether you are coas ng through life with no major complaints or are going through a difficult me or a major transi on in your life, it is a “great gi ” to give your spiritual life and rela onship with God the space it needs to grow and deepen.

If you are married, and more so if you have chil- dren, you might wonder how you would be able to carve out even a couple of days in your schedule.

However, even if you do have a family, the benefits of doing a silent retreat far outweigh the challenges that will arise from you leaving home for a few days or a few hours.

If this is a challenging season of life for you, then going on a retreat could make all the difference. The greatest blessing of going on a retreat will be that you will return from your retreat closer to God. And your newfound spiritual vigor will definitely flow in- to your marriage, family and everyday life.

Saint Teresa of Calcu a once said: “We need to find God, and God cannot be found in noise and rest- lessness. God is the friend of silence. See how na- ture—trees and flowers and grass—grow in silence.

See the stars, the moon and the sun, how they move in silence. The more we receive in silent prayer, the more we can give in our acƟve life.”

Silence!

Our Parish Mission Statement

The Roman Catholic Parish of Immaculate Concep on and Assump on of Our Lady is a Eucharis c community: glorifying the Father, united with the Son,

led by the Holy Spirit and protected by Mary. We are called to pray, educate and serve God’s people in this life and in the hope of eternal life.

Prayer Before a Ret eat

Father, we ask for your divine presence before, during, and a er a retreat.

We ask for healing, worship, and salva on.

Supernaturally remove obstacles and distrac ons that may prevent us from receiving from you.

Open up our thoughts to the life-changing truths of your Word, and give us a new understanding

of your character and your love for us.

Touch each of us profoundly so that our lives are forever changed by your touch.

Thank you for loving us and for reaching out to us. Amen.

Sacraments and Lit rg

Nex Weekend’s Readings

33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B Reading I:

Daniel 12: 1-3

Those whose names are wri en in the book of life will live forever in light and joy.

Reading II:

Hebrews 10: 11-14, 18

Jesus, our great High Priest, sits now in heavenly glory and waits un l His enemies are under His feet.

The Gospel:

Mark 13: 24-32

The key event is Jesus’ return, the final proof of God’s victory over evil. The fig tree’s growth process acts as a warning sign that the event is near.

Nex Weekend’s Celebrants

33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH

Saturday, November 13, 2021 5:00 PM: Fr. Dinesh Sunday, November 14, 2021

8:00 AM: Fr. Dinesh 10:00 AM: Fr. Sorgie 12:00 PM: Fr. André 5:00 PM: Fr. Novio

ASSUMPTION OF OUR LADY CHURCH Saturday, November 13, 2021

4:00 PM: Fr. Sorgie Sunday, November 14, 2021

9:00 AM: Fr. Novio 11:30 AM: Fr. Ulloa (Spanish)

If you have a quesƟon about any aspect of our Catholic Church and faith, contact us and we will answer to the best of our ability.

306. “Why do we say the Church is apostolic?"

The word “apostolic” refers to ac vi es done by the apostles or their successors. The Church was founded on the Apostles, sent by Christ to “make disciples of all na-

ons...teaching them to observe all that I have com- manded you” (MaƩhew 28:19-20). The Apostles con- ferred their mission and authority on their successors with the imposi on of hands, s ll done today.

The faith of the Apostles was preserved through me via this apostolic succession. “[The Church] con nues to be taught, sanc fied, and guided by the Apostles un l Christ’s return, through their successors in pastoral office” (CCC 857).

Join Us for Mass at St. Joseph’s, Bronx ille

Next Saturday | Noon

To commemorate the Year of St. Joseph, we have de- cided to make a short pilgrimage to our daughter parish in

Bronxville: St. Joseph’s Parish. It was founded as a Mission of Im- maculate Concep on in 1905 and in 1922 became its own Parish with its center in the beau ful church that stands today. Fr. Sorgie has spoken to Fr. Peter McGeory, Pastor, and he would love to have us come and pray at the Noon Mass on November 13. Follow- ing the Mass, a short talk about St. Joseph, Patron of the Universal Church, will be presented.

Assumption Altar Rosar Meeting

November 14 | Casa Padre Pio

There will be a mee ng of the Assump on Altar Rosary on Sunday, Nov. 14 in the Casa Padre Pio following the 9 AM Rosary Mass. New members are welcome; refreshments will be served. Mask wearing recommended.

Your Stewardship

Stewardship:

Weekend of October 31, 2021

SUNDAY COLLECTION:

Church: ... $13,980.00 WeShare: ... $6,795.75 TOTAL: ... $20,775.75 GOLD ENVELOPE DONATIONS for gym debt and extraordinary maintenance:

Church: ... .$1,174.00 WeShare: ... $258.75 TOTAL: ... $1,432.75

Niches Available in Holy Mount Columbarium and Ter ace Gardens

As construc on of our new Columbarium and Terrace Gardens con nues, we are s ll accep ng reserva- ons/deposits for niches from people wishing to have their own or a family member’s cremains buried at Holy Mount Cemetery. Each niche holds up to two urns of cremains and are available at these prices:

Niche Size Price # of Niches Remaining 8" X 8" $2,500 11 12" X 12" $3,500 1,438 16" X 16" $4,500 56

To reserve a niche(s), please contact Maria:

(914) 961-3643 or [email protected].

Thank you for your con nuing generosity!

Goal 2021: $151,000 Pledges: $159,453 Number of Gi s: 243

“Donor Match” Benefits Our Parish

WeShare NEW Recurring Donors If you’ve thought about giving your weekly offertory dona on electronically, now is the me to start! Parishioners who choose for

the first me to set up a recurring dona on through WeShare will al- low our Parish to take advantage of a Donor Match Program.

From November 1 through De- cember 31, WeShare will match the

first gi from new recurring donors, up to $1,000.

This means if your family starts dona ng to ICA through WeShare, automa cally each week, your first dona on will be doubled without any addi onal cost to you.

Also, when you make the commitment to give a recurring gi , it enables our parish to budget appropriately and move our mission forward.

• Visit www.icaparish.org/we-share.

• Click the WeShare logo and follow the easy direc ons to make a recurring dona on.

If you have ques ons about WeShare, please contact Cheryl in the Parish Office.

The Parish and School of Cristo Agonizante del Rosario, Old Managua, Nicaragua:

A note from Fr. O’Dowd:

“De profundis clamavi te Domine…” Out of the depths, I cry to you, Lord. A truly apt psalm prayer for the many hardships that our good people have suffered this past year in so many senses. Thank God for our faith, ever hopeful. Once again, as we ap- proach Thanksgiving, we’re reminded that giving thanks is all part of the two Great Commandments:

love of God and love of neighbor, especially the most needy.

Our kids, families, and local community here in Managua are ever grateful for the kindness you have shared with us. Our sick, abandoned, and most needy here in our barrio parish thank you from the warmth of their hearts. As pastor and principal of our churches and school, I am proud to see how much love and goodness help us from “home.”

God bless you and keep you safe!

Father Aurelian O’Dowd (Kingsbridge naƟve of 1946) Half of all our Thanksgiving collec ons and financial gi s will be shared directly with Fr. O’Dowd’s parish and ministry in Nicaragua.

A Time to Share: Thanksgiving 2021

This Thanksgiving season, we will share your generous support with two wonderful causes.

Read about both below…

Missionary Sisters of the Poor of Christ, Philippines:

Sr. Lourdes Lopez y Gomez, a member of the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent De Paul in Spain, arrived at the Diocese of Catarman, Philippines, in 1975 for a mission to serve the poor. In 1976, Bish- op Anghel Hobayan permi ed Sr. Lopez to found her congrega on, and on September 14, 1978, the same bishop formally accepted the newly formed community as a Diocesan Congrega on.

Their charism is to serve the poor by caring for the abandoned, provide pre-school educa-

on, prison ministry, forma on of

catechists and ser- vices to the parish.

In 1978, the

community welcomed to their convent a woman who was pregnant and abandoned by her husband.

She would become the first person cared for by the nuns. A few months later, this woman gave birth to her son. Years later, a er working for the nuns as their cook and housekeeper, she le her son in the care of the nuns to raise and educate him. This child, born among them, would become the first orphan of the congrega on.

The nuns took care of the boy and other abandoned children. The boy was raised by them un l high school and he subsequently discerned a voca on to Religious Life, ul mately entering the seminary. He would become a priest in New York in 2015, and his name is Fr. Adolfo Novio.

Half of all our Thanksgiving collec ons and financial gi s will be shared directly with the Missionary Sisters of the Poor of Christ and their con nued ministry in the Philippines.

Fr. Novio as a child, center, with the Sisters who raised him.

Fr. O’Dowd with the Parish and school children of Cristo Agonizante del Rosario, Old Managua, Nicaragua

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Parish News and Events

Stat es of St. Joseph om the Holy Land

Last Chance to Secure One Before Christmas: Friday, Noon Fr. Sorgie ordered 20 carved, olive-wood statues of St. Joseph from Bethlehem, around Shepherd’s Field in the Holy Land. They have been blessed by the Parish Priest of Shepherd’s Field in the Basilica of the Na vity, Bethlehem.

There are two sizes and prices:

11” for $25 | 9” for $20

Each statue is a work of art from our Chris an Brothers and Sisters in the Holy Land who are experiencing severe poverty during the pandemic. If you would like to see or purchase a statue, please stop by the Parish Office, weekdays, 8:30 AM-4:30 PM.

11” 9”

Summar of the Pastoral Council Meeting: October 21, 2021

• Arlene Torres reported that Fr. Steven Gonzalez offered a very successful retreat to the Hispanic community of our parish. This was father’s first experience giving a retreat and was quite suc- cessful with full engagement of the parishioners along with an expressed desire to have such an opportunity twice a year.

• The dates for the drawings of major prizes for the 2022 Bonanza Lo ery are: Saturday, March 19 (Feast of St. Joseph, pulled at ICC); Sunday, May 8 (Mothers’ Day, pulled at Assump on);

and Saturday, June 25 (Parish Picnic)

• Howie Strawbridge reported on the plans for the parish picnic to be held on June 25, 2022. The Mardi Gras dinner dance will be cancelled for 2022 but will be scheduled for February 18, 2023, to coincide with the 170^th anniversary of the founding of our parish. An off-site venue will be explored for this special event.

• Fr. Sorgie reports that the house at 253 White Plains Road will be razed by January 15. Permis- sions are in progress, and an architect is being sought for the design of a new entrance. This project will reach its conclusion in two years.

• The columbarium will be completed in a couple of weeks; 21 inurnments are awai ng.

• The permits for the convent conversion are with the town awai ng approval in the second round.

• Howie Strawbridge reports that two Christmas cards each for Immaculate Concep on and As- sump on have been designed and ordered. A display board will be placed at each church, and the cards can be pre-ordered.

• A celebra on of the “Year of St. Joseph” will be held on Saturday, Nov. 13 with the 12 Noon Mass at our neighboring St. Joseph’s Church in Bronxville followed by a talk about the interre- lated history of the two churches. The homily will reflect on the graces of St. Joseph.

• Alina Troya and Kevin Reilly are working on the revitaliza on of a young adult ministry and The Flock.

• Discussion on the availability of the sacrament of Reconcilia on will ensue, par cularly within the Hispanic community.

• Howie Strawbridge explained the need for more ushers to serve at the 8:00 AM and 12:00 Noon Masses at Immaculate.

• Fr. Sorgie reported that our new assigned priest from Sri Lanka, Fr. Dinesh, will arrive Sunday, November 7.

• The next scheduled mee ng of the Pastoral council is scheduled for November 18, 2021.

Minutes created by Alina Troya Minutes summarized by Jerry Colaio

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It’s that me of year. Yes, it is! Your Parish Christmas cards are now available to pre-order so that you will be sure to get them. You can pick them up a er Masses on November 21-22.

There are two designs for each church, and you can order 10 cards for just $20. And yes…

you can mix and match. Just complete the form below, a ach payment, and give your order form and check (made payable to Immaculate Concep on Church) to an usher or drop it in the collec on basket. Orders can also be dropped off at the Parish Center.

Pre-Order Your Parish Christ as Cards

On Sale November 21-22

2021 CHRISTMAS CARD ORDER Your name: ______________________________

Assump on Cards, Packs of 10

AS-1 for Na vity # of Packs_____

AS-2 for Altar # of Packs_____

Immaculate Concep on Cards, Packs of 10 IC-1 for Altar # of Packs_____

IC-2 for Stained-Glass Window # of Packs_____

TOTAL: ____ Packs x $20 per pack = $__________

AS-1 AS-2

IC-1 IC-2

Due to the lack of volunteers for the posi ons of Catechists, Aides, and Monitors, ICA’s Religious Educa on Program has been modified to combine at-home study for non-Sacramental grades and in-person classes for Sacramental grades.

SACRAMENTAL GRADES

Grades 1 and 2 (required prepara on grades for First Holy Communion) and Grades 7 and 8

(required prepara on grades for Confirma on) will return to in-person classes in the school building.

There is no remote opƟon for these Sacramental grades.

3 Sessions Available:

Tuesdays (4:15-5:30 PM or 6:45-8:00 PM) and Wednesdays (4:15-5:30 PM).

NON-SACRAMENTAL GRADES Grades 3, 4, 5, and 6 will par cipate in a Family Home Faith Forma on program. This involves both home study and par cipa on of children and par- ents in occasional Zoom sessions with the Director of Religious Educa on.

There is no in-person opƟon for these grades.

The Religious Educa on Office is open Tuesday, through Thursday from 10 AM-2 PM and can be reached at [email protected] or (914) 961-1076.

ICA Religious Education Prog am Update

La Communidad Hispana

Nuest a Misión

La Parroquia Católica Romana de la Inmaculada Concepción y Asunción de Nuestra Señora es una comunidad eucarís ca:

glorificando al Padre, unida al Hijo, dirigida por el Espíritu Santo

y protegida por María.

Estamos llamados a orar, educar y servir al pueblo de Dios en esta vida y en

la esperanza de la vida eterna.

Preg ntale al padre ¿?

Si Ɵene preguntas acerca de cualquier aspecto de nuestra Fe o

Religión Católica. Deje una nota o llámenos y le responderemos de la mejor manera posible.

306. “¿Porque llamamos a la Iglesia Apostólica?”

La palabra “apostólica” se refiere a las ac- vidades realizadas por los Apóstoles y sus sucesores. La Iglesia fue fundada sobre los Apos- tóles, enviados por Cristo, “hagan Apóstoles de todas las naciones…….enseñándoles a observar todo lo que les he enseñado” (Mateo 28: 19-20).

Los Apóstoles confirieron su misión y autori- dad a sus sucesores, con la imposición de las manos, lo cual se lleva haciendo en la actuali- dad. La fe los Apóstoles fue preservada, por sucesión, a través del empo. [La Iglesia] con n- ua siendo enseñada, san ficada y guiada por los Apóstoles hasta que Cristo regrese, a través de sucesores en la oficina pastoral.

Ent enamiento para Monag illos

Los monaguillos son los encargados de servir durante la Misa. Por sobre todo, son los sirvientes de Jesucristo, el eterno y más alto Sacerdote. Nues- tra parroquia necesita gente joven (del los grados 6 al 12) que estén dispuestos a servir durante las Misas de los fines de semana y de los Santos días de obligación. El entrenamiento será agendado pa- ra que pronto, se lleve a cabo. Si su niño/a está in- teresado, por favor llene los datos a con nuación, y entréguelos en la Oficina de la Rectoría, ubicándol- os en la Canasta de Ofertorio o enviándolos al Pa- dre Novio al siguiente correo electrónico:

[email protected]

Nombre del niño/a: _______________________

________________________________________

Padres: _________________________________

Correo electrónico: ________________________

¿Que ocur e en la Comunidad Hispana el 2do domingo de cada mes en la Par oquia de La Asunción

de Nuest a Señora?

El segundo domingo de cada mes, después de la Santa Misa de 11:30 AM, la comunidad Hispana de Tuckahoe y todas las personas que así lo desean, asisten a un de- sayuno /almuerzo comunitario, donde se reúnen para compar r delicias donadas por los parroqui-

anos de buena voluntad. Allí se celebran fechas especiales y se da la bienvenida a los nuevos par- roquianos. Todos son bienvenidos para disfrutar de la calidez que ofrece la hispanidad de nuestra hermosa parroquia.

Las donaciones para el desayuno/almuerzo comunitario se reciben el mismo 2do domingo de cada mes, antes de la misa de 11:30 AM, en Father Fa a Hall. Les esperamos!

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Louis & Jenny Pfaff

Owners / Parishioners Open 7 Days a Week

Massage • Facials • Hair Removal Introductory Rate $79.95 for One Hour Massage or Facial

Lifestyle Program Available

Call 914-361-4263

to book your appointment Ridge Hill 8 Second St., Yonkers, NY www.handandstoneyonkers.com

CONTINENTAL 109 SALON

www.continental109.com

(914) 793-4198

109 Pondfi eld Road., Bronxville, NY 10708

www.AngelinasOfTuckahoe.com

Emergency Management Planning & Assessment

Education & Training 888-501-2710 www.bluelightconsulting.com Ruben & Kim Delaconcha - Diocese Member

Security and Investigative Services

Background/

Employment Checks 855-573-6823 www.pentadsecurity.com

Ruben & Kim Delaconcha - Diocesan Member

Bob Maffucci, FIC 917-319-5525

Field Agent Serving Westchester County [email protected]

• Life Insurance

• Disability Income Insurance

• Long Term Care Insurance

• Retirement Annuities

Protecting Catholic families since 1882 F

Fellow Parishioner & Rosary Society Member

725-2181

Catherine M. Ridgway-LoBue

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700 White Plains Road • Scarsdale, NY 10583 Real Estate • Estates • Power of Attorney • Health Care Proxy • Wills & Trusts www.westchesterfuneralhome.com

190 Main Street, Eastchester, NY 10709 914-337-4585 A Legacy of Caring Since 1832

6 Generations Family Owned

Anthony Imperiale Nicholas Galifos

C. Alan Benedict Carrie Benedict Foley Law Offi ces of

SEAN J. DAVEY, PC

914/961-6008

♦ Real Estate ♦ General Legal Services ♦ Small Business Incorporation ♦ Wills & Trusts

♦ Estate Probate & Administration 42 Oak Avenue, Suite 4B Tuckahoe, New York 10707

[email protected]

676A White Plains Road • Scarsdale, NY 10583

All Forms of Insurance

PHILLIS M. MACDONALD,

“SERVICE IS OUR #1 PRIORITY”

(914) 395-3131

Incorporated 1909

310 White Plains Road•Eastchester, NY 914.961.2400 • Fax 914.961.8443 Thomas Fix, Parishioner

“DAILY DELIVERY”

Joe & Carlo Cermele

COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR

NYC Inspection • Foreign & Domestic 4 Wheel Alignment

914-472-4323

130 Summerfi eld St., Scarsdale, NY www.salsautoservice.com

Helping Our Neighbors With Their Insurance Needs Since 1944

GABRIEL BUNDSCHUH

& ASSOCS INC.

• CHUBB /ACE

• CNA

• NATIONWIDE/HARLEYSVILLE

• ENCOMPASS

• HARTFORD

• KEMPER

• PROGRESSIVE

• TRAVELERS

• UTICA NATIONAL

• AUTO

• BUSINESS

• HOMEOWNERS

• LIFE & GROUP HEALTH

• LONG TERM CARE 914-723-2220

700 White Plains Road, Suite 322 • Scarsdale

Fred H. McGrath & Son, Inc Funeral Home

Celebrating 100 Years of Serving the Community, Same Family ownership since 1918

914-337-6770 • 20 Cedar Street, Bronxville, NY 10708 • www.mcgrathandson.com

Inside or Outside, No Job too Large or Small, Give us a Call

• Tax Preparation & Planning • Individuals, Corporations & Partnerships • Accounting & Tax Services for All Businesses

• Incorporations & New Business Startups • Complete Bookkeeping Services

434 White Plains Rd., Eastchester, NY 10709

(914) 337-1000

www.LMITAX.com

Accounting CPA, P.C.

LMI

75 Brook Street Scarsdale, NY 10583 www.thecolorsalon.org

[email protected]

914.472.5113

ACTION APPLIANCE REPAIRS

Personalized Quality Service

Same Day Service, We Fix It Fast!

Specializing in Miele, Thermador, Bosch, Maytag, Whirlpool, Viking, GE, Kitchen Aid

All Makes & Models

www.actionappliancerepairsny.com

914-961-6612

200 Main St., Eastchester Serving Westchester for over 35 Yrs.

Roofi ng • Siding • Windows

914-997-8180

Slate Roof SpecialistsFully Licensed & Insured

Family Owned & Operated Since 1914

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FREE ESTIMATES & CLAIM ASSISTANCE WE WORK WITH ALL INSURANCE COMPANIES/MODELS Experienced Technicians • Expert Color Matching

Computerized Frame Straightening Eco-Friendly Spray Booth • Custom Work & Plasti-Dip

--- 24HR EMERGENCY TOWING --- LET US HELP YOU

FILE YOUR INSURANCE CLAIM & GET BACK ON THE ROAD!

26 MILBURN ST., BRONXVILLE, NY 10708 914-337-0343 www.MERITAUTOBODY.COM

Designers of Memorials, Monuments, Markers & Mausoleums

914-478-1188 914-478-1188 www.minozzisons.com

150 Saw Mill River Road, Hastings-On-Hudson, NY 10706

Alberto Oquendo

Sales Associate

914-312-8393

[email protected] Eastchester

Tuckahoe White Plains

Scarsdale White Plains Office 278 Mamaroneck Ave.

White Plains, NY 10605

Audi Certifi ed Collision Facility

140 Columbus Avenue Tuckahoe, NY 10707

914-771-7063

Fax 914-771-7062 [email protected] NYS REG#7113-614

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