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1st Reading: Wisdom 1:13-15; 2:23-24 Death entered the world through the work of the devil.
2nd Reading: 2 Corinthians 8:7,9,13-15 As Christ became poor for our sake, so must we share with those in need from our abundance.
Gospel Reading: Mark 5:21-43 (shorter form, Mark 5:21-24,35b-43) Jesus heals a woman afflicted with a hemorrhage and raises Jairus’s daughter from death.
• July 11, 2021 - A Banquet in the Inner Garden Greek and Hebrew, and who also famously referred to More as a man for all seasons. Above all their accomplishments, these men bore witness to a deep faith in Christ and his Church. More considered joining religious life and was .assiduous in his devotional practic-es. As a married man, he committed himself wholly to his vocation as a father. At the time, disciplinary practices with children tended to be severe, but More’s children testify to his
warmth, patience, and generosity.
St. John Fisher was a model shepherd and demonstrated remarkable humility. He re-mained in the small Diocese of Rochester his entire episcopal ministry, devoting himself to his local church rather than seeking promotion to a larger, more powerful diocese.
More and Fisher are well-known for op-posing King Henry’s divorce. Ultimately, it was The USCCB began Religious Freedom
Week on June 22, the day when the Church celebrates the feast day of Saint Thomas More and Saint John Fisher.
St. Thomas More and St. John Fisher were Renaissance men. Talented and ener-getic, they contributed to the humanist schol-arship of early modern England. More wrote theological and philosophical treatises, while making a career as a lawyer and government official. Bishop John Fisher worked as an ad-ministrator at Cambridge, confronted the chal-lenge Martin Luther presented to Christian Europe, and most importantly served as Bish-op of Rochester. As a bishBish-op, he is notable for his dedication to preaching at a time when bishops tended to focus on politics. These men were brilliant. They both corresponded with Erasmus, who helped Bishop Fisher learn
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TAFF: (631) 667-4044
Rev. Gius Garcia, Pastor, Ext. 121Rev. Patrick Grace, Associate Pastor, Ext. 166 Rev. Christopher Deh, Associate Pastor, Ext. 165 Rev. Francis D. Sang, In Residence, Ext. 170 (Retired) Rev. Gregory Cappuccino, Occasional Help, (Retired) Deacon John F. Fitzpatrick, Ext. 124
Deacon William Sperl, Ext. 112
Deacon James A. Murano, Liturgical Music Ext. 127 Ms. Amora Laucella, Religious Education, Ext. 145 Ms. Janet McEnany, Social Ministry, Ext 105 Mr. Timothy Leitch, Youth Ministry, Ext. 154
Deacon Philip A. Mills, Jr. Business Manager, Ext. 110 Sister Susan Snyder, CSJ, School Principal , Ext. 133
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APTISM: Saturday at 12:30 pm and Sunday at 2:00 pm. Contact the Parish Office to arrange
for an interview and to register for the required preparation class.
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ARRIAGE: Arrangements should be made at least six months in advance and prior to wedding
reception plans. Call the Parish Center to make an appointment for the initial intake.
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ICK: Holy Communion are ministered by appointment to those
confined to home. Contact the Parish Office to schedule a visit by a Eucharistic Minister.
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NOINTING OF THES
ICK: Saturdays after the 8:30 am Mass (inform priest before Mass
or request for it after Mass) . In an emergency, call the Parish Office to request a priest. Outside
office hours, call (631) 667-4044, Ext. 9.
Mrs. Jane Carleo Ext. 111, Bookkeeper Mrs. Joan Ann Loring, Ext. 122
Parish Secretary / Bulletin Editor
Mrs. Marianne Saffran, Ext. 115
Baptism & Wedding Coordinator
Schedule of Masses
Saturday: 5:00 pm (Vigil)
Sunday: 8:00 am, 9:30 am: Family Mass - LIVESTREAM, 11:00 am, 12:30 pm
4:00 pm (Vietnamese Mass) & 6:00 pm
Weekdays: 7:00 am, 8:30 am, 12:15 pm Saturday: 8:30 am
Holy Day Schedule
Eve of Holy Day: 5:00 pm Holy Day: 7:00 am, 8:30 am
12:15 pm & 7:00 pm
Sacrament of Reconciliation: (Children’s Chapel)
Monday, Wednesday & Friday: after the 12:15 pm Mass Saturday: 4:00 pm - 4:30 pm
and by appointment by calling the Parish Office
Parish Office
Tel: (631) 667-4044 Fax: (631) 667-6237
Email: [email protected]
Office Hours
Monday, Wednesday, Friday Saturday & Sunday
9:00 am - 1:00 pm Tuesday & Thursday:
4:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Parish Social Ministry Office Hours
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Other hours by appointment only. Email: [email protected]
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Monday June 287:00 AM: For Aria DeGracia’s intentions 8:30 AM: For Carolyn Barbier’s intentions 12:15 PM: Sam Sinardi
Tuesday June 29
7:00 AM: For Mary Malerba’s intentions 8:30 AM: Joseph TJ Joseph
12:15 PM: Aida Feliciano Wednesday June 30
7:00 AM: For Robert Malerba’s intentions 8:30 AM: Lawrence Frisina
12:15 PM: Dr. Jose Gregorio Hernandez Thursday July 1
7:00 AM: George Kassick
8:30 AM: For Mary Barbier’s intentions
12:15 PM: Mansur & Antoinette & Zouzou Attallah Friday July 2
7:00 AM: For Bailey Kravitz’s intentions 8:30 AM: For Cathy Salegna’s intentions
12:15 PM: For Chuen Kam Chan-Shek’s intentions Saturday July 3
8:30 AM Purgatorial Society
5:00 PM Richard, Marcellina and Michael Solomita Sunday July 4
8:00 AM Ann Traverso 9:30 AM Ann Marie Walsh
11:00 AM John Vigiano, Olimpia Taguiam, Mark Hovanec and for Chuen Kam Chan-Shek’s intentions 12:30 AM For Our Parishioners
6:00 PM Carl J. Reddington
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ASSES Saturday, July 35:00 PM: Fr. Greg Cappuccino Sunday, July 4
8:00 AM: Fr. Gius Garcia 9:30 AM: Fr. Christopher Deh 11:00 AM: Fr. Greg Cappuccino 12:30 PM: Fr. Gius Garcia 6:00 PM: Fr. Christopher Deh
PRAY FOR THE SICK
T. J. Hicks, Christian Daniel, Owen Chapman, William Shirk, Baby Bella Barra, Baby Frank Barra, Margaret McCartney, Theresa Schaefer, Richard J. Murphy, Leonard Caltabiano, Mary Massa, Joseph Massa, Jacqueline Lullis, Mary Anne Farrell-Tzanetos, Frank Persico, Joan Olcott, Barbara Wineberger, Connie Rigert, Stanley Urbanowski Joseph Giammarino, Maryann Farrell, Stephen Neveroski, Eugene Sheehy, Clemente Oropallo, Kevin Talbot, Jean Fortunato, Joyce Ratushny, Barbara Dunne, Hazel Mills, Kristen Mills, Caroline Palma, Diane Canavan, Phyllis Catapano, Geralyn, Joseph, Nicole and Meala Vizzari, Lisa Hulsen, Jean Simeone, Provadence Hulsen, Patricia LaMotte, Tony Bufalino, Jackie Becker, Maureen Edwards, Baby Bradley James Reich, Baby Chase Everett Reich, Donna & John Daly, Edward Henry, Kathy & Michael Rivera, Patricia Brennan, Kathleen Jacobi, Salvatore Piazzolla, Keith Thomas, Anthony Marchese, Carmelo Mal Controne, Joseph Battista, Brianna Barra, Chrisie Carbona, Christopher Racioppo, Bernadette Stritch, Paul Mattei, Julio Cesar Rivera, Joseph Eugene Torres, Parette Gesell Torres, Syndey Ann Torres, Lydia Reveron, Christopher M. Wall, Peter Sheppard, Robert Glaser, Jonathan Pultz,, Carol McGrath, Joseph McCartney, Nicole Rivera, James Osikowicz
REST IN PEACE
Christina Marie Giancontieri, Jerome P. Hendel, Florence Zimmerman, Edward F. Kienle II, Anna Gregorio, Marie C. Tisci, Joseph P. Puleo, Annette Gerchak
WE PRAY ESPECIALLY FOR OUR SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN
Sgt. Joseph Evola, Karley Hawkins, Gabriella Hawkins, Ryan Ferrara, Sean O’Farrell von Fenton, Lt. Patrick H. LaMonica, Lt. Jonathan W. LaMonica, 1st Lt. Charles Gulotta, Captain Matthew Gulotta, James Powers, Cordel Breitenstein, Commander Christopher Grande
If you would like your family member added to the list or if one has returned home, please contact the Parish Office or email [email protected]
BANNS OF MARRIAGE
Second Banns
Christopher Pesa — Ss. Cyril and Methodius
Nicole Sirio — Ss. Cyril and Methodius
Dylan Schoen — Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Gina DeCiccio — Ss. Cyril and Methodius First Banns
Sean Reilly — Ss. Cyril and Methodius
Jennifer Raffaele — Ss. Cyril and Methodius
NEWLY BAPTIZED
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In today’s Gospel, the woman who touched Jesus’ cloak was healed of her affliction. Jesus also healed Jairus’ dying daughter.
OUR STEWARDSHIP PLEDGE: THREE (3) HOURS TO THE LORD
● One hour in prayer each week
● One hour in service to others each week ● One hour’s wages financial support of our parish family.
MEMORIALS — June 27 to July 3
BREAD AND WINE - Happy 90th Birthday Aunt Rose. Love, your niece Marilyn. ALTAR CANDLES - Available
CANDLES AT BLESSED MOTHER’S SHRINE - In loving memory of Virginia Fanning on your
birthday in Heaven.
CANDLES AT ST JOSEPH’S SHRINE - Available
FLOWERS AT BLESSED MOTHER’S SHRINE - Available FLOWERS AT ST JOSEPH’S SHRINE - Available
ALTAR FLOWERS - Available
Altar Candles and Candles at Our Lady’s Shrine and St. Joseph’s Shrine Offering $25; Bread & Wine $50 Flowers at Blessed Mother and St. Joseph’s Shrine $50; Altar Flowers $50 per Vase $100 for both.
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Regular Collection $15,323.00 Online Giving $ 1,519.49
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Goal $124,100 $90,145.75 Pledged 72.64% of Parish Goal
Thank you, and God Bless you, for your faithful weekly Stewardship of our Parish and for your support of
the 2021 Catholic Ministries Appeal!
their refusal to sign an oath of supremacy that led them to be executed. King Henry VIII claimed to be the supreme head of the Church in England, asserting sovereign power over English Chris-tians. Neither Fisher nor More could abide this claim, and their steadfastness to their conscienc-es put them in conflict with the king. They were convicted of treason.
It is good to love one’s country, but ulti-mate loyalty is due only to Christ and his king-dom. St. Thomas More and St. John Fisher show us what faithful citizenship looks like. They loved and served their country. In the moments just before his execution, More is said to have stated, “I die the King’s good servant, but God’s
first.” They never rose up to incite rebellion or
foment revolution. They were no traitors. But when the law of the king came into conflict with the law of Christ, they submitted to Christ. These men gave their lives for the freedom of the
Church and for freedom of conscience. They bear witness to the truth that no government can make a claim on a person’s soul. May their ex-ample continue to illuminate the path for us, as we seek to faithfully serve our Church and coun-try.
We ask for the intercession of St. Thomas More and St. John Fisher, that we too would be good servants to our country, but God’s first!
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A MEMORABLE EVENING BANQUET ... A FAITH COMMUNITY CELEBRATION A SHOW OF GENEROUS SUPPORT TO YOUR PARISH
Where: The Inner Garden of the Rectory Courtyard
When: July 11, 2021 5:00 pm - Cocktails, Appetizers & Photo Booth,
6:00 pm - Buffet Dinner
Surprise entertainment to be provided at dinner time + some dancing Very limited number: 100 seats only
Open air seating in tents, 10 per table
OPEN BAR and a variety of upscale appetizers served to you by the SSCM Clergy MAIN COURSE: a wide array of Italian, Asian and American cuisine
A VIENNESE TABLE featuring a variety of fancy cakes, cookies, mousses and more surprising desserts you will only find here
Prepared and served by Chef CHELSEA KRAVITZ - Food Network featured owner and chef of The Bakery Lady and the soon to open
Flourish Bakeshop and All Day Café in Glen Head, New York
To build up a reserved fund for current and future emergency parish expenses
$300 per person
TICKETS go on SALE May 30, 2021 - available at the Parish front desk To reserve, call Liz or Kariann 631-6674044 ext 100
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Rev. Msgr. Thaddeus Rooney
SS. Cyril & Methodius Memorial
Golf Outing
Congratulations to our Honorees: Carol Tannehill
Jane Carleo
Anna Ortiz
Cathie Taibi
Kathy Liegey
We wish to thank all our
sponsors, golfers, volunteers
and dinner guests
for their sharing of time, talent and treasure.
Our Sponsors
Mangano Funeral Home
Claude R. Boyd Caratozzolo Funeral Home McAndrew, Conby & Prisco Attorneys at Law
Mary Malerba & Russell Salerno The Sperl Family ASG Pest Control BAK & Vogel Paints Brady Family Brennan Family
Brothers Deli, Lindenhurst
The Castillo Family
The Conboy Family Crazy Billy’s Deer Park Liquor Deer Park Lions Club
Dennis J. Murphy CPA F. J. Remey Co., Inc. Church Stationers Family Florist
Friends of Children Huntington Limousine Island Wide Black Top
Jetty Bar & Grill Joseph Landscaping The Leigey Family LIF Tec Forklifts
White Castle, Deer Park
Living Legends Memorabilia & Collectables Long Island Charities Foundation Inc. The Loring Family Milicia Electric The Mills Family Model Carpet Nice Plumbing Our Lady of the Rosary Columbiettes Our Lady of the Rosary Council #4428 K Of C Quality A/C Heating Inc. Rainbow Maintenance Roslyn Savings Bank Rago Family Rick Schaffer, Attorney at Law Shore Office Systems Sidhal Industries The Soldano Family SSCM Bible Study Group SSCM CYO SSCM Rosary Altar Society SSCM School
SSCM School Board Superstar Beverage, West Babylon The Taibi Family Tim Swiech, Resovia Computers
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Family Faith Formation and Religious Education
Office Information Office Hours: Monday-Thursday, 9:30am-2:30pm
(631) 667-4044 exts. 146 & 147 [email protected] Instagram: SSCMFamilyFaithFormation Facebook: SsCyrilandMethodiusRCC Administration Ms. Laucella Director of Family Faith Formation,
Programming, & Religious Education
(631) 667-4044 ext. 145 [email protected]
Weekly Greeting
from Ms. Laucella
I have been looking forward to hearing today’s Gospel proclaimed ALL WEEK, because this week’s Gospel is one of my favorite scripture passages of all time.
In this week’s Gospel, we hear the story of Jairus and his daughter. Jairus, a follower of Jesus, asks for Jesus to come with him to heal his daughter, who is very close to death. On their way to Jairus’ house, they receive word that Jairus’ daughter has already passed on. Jesus tells Jairus to have faith, and insists on seeing his daughter. Upon seeing her, Jesus stretches out His hand, and says, “Talitha koum”, which translates to “Little girl, I say to you arise”.
FORMED Recommendations
This upcoming week, our Church celebrates a special Feast Day;
The Feast of Saint Peter and Saint Paul; Two of the early fathers of the Catholic Church!
Although their relationship started off as rocky, their collaboration and their working together gave us such a gift in what we know about the early traditions and practices of the Early Church, which connects to us today.
To celebrate this Feast Day, my FORMED recommendation to all of you this week is “Saint Peter”, a full-length movie about Saint Peter and his experience in leading the Early Church, spreading the Gospel, and eventually meeting Saint Paul. These two men truly make an incredible team!
Use the QR code to the left to take you directly to the film; Just scan with your phone in the camera app to start watching, and enjoy!
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Why NO NAME LABELS for each Saint tile? One purpose of the wall is to become a challenge for our students to be able to enumerate as many names of the Saints as possible without a cheat sheet. Names and their donors will be posted on the Bulletin Board by the elevator in the near future to be our reviewer and also to acknowledge the donors of the tiles.
Saints Cyril & Methodius
Reusable Grocery Bags
Make Excellent Gifts
Strong and Eco-Friendly
Available for Purchase
at the Rectory.
$5.00 per Bag
Food Pantry Needs
FOOD 1. Juice (48 or 64 oz.) No tomato please 2. Gravy 3. Pancake syrup 4. Flour 5. Oil (48 oz or smaller) 6. Mayonnaise (1 qt. or smaller) 7. Canned fruit
NON FOOD ITEMS
1. Toilet Paper 2. Paper Towels 3. Tissues
PERISHABLE ITEMS
1. Butter (Stay tuned for more requests as we have gotten the donation of one of the two commer-cial refrigerators. It should be here next week!
We implore you to Please not donate anything not on the list. We have no place to store it. The weight of the pasta and rice is literally breaking the shelving.
Again thank you and God Bless you for your generosity in taking care of the less fortunate!
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I would like to thank Bob Corsentino for his very generous donation of a commercial
refrigerator! We should be receiving it next week. So one down and one more to go!
We also received a donation of one wheeled grocery cart. Actually I still need two. I
have two more people who have no cars and walk everywhere. This would be a great
help to them.
We still need volunteers that can visit with the elderly.
We do have some people who can deliver food to those no longer able to get to the
pantry. So right now this is not a need.
I still need the housing. So please let me know if you hear of anything. If anyone
knows of a one or two bedroom apartment that may be available in the near future
please reach out to me. This is for three adults. A couple and their adult son. The wife
has cancer and is undergoing chemotherapy. They are currently in a shelter in
Wading River. However, her doctors are here in Deer Park and before they lost their
home were residents of Deer Park. It is very difficult for them to keep traveling here
for her appointments as she is quite ill. The most they can pay is $1600/mo.
My second request is for a young couple that is pregnant and homeless. They are in
need of a one bedroom or even a studio apartment for up to $1000/mo.
Housing is very hard to come by in the present environment.
If you would be kind enough to pass these requests along to the community I would
be very grateful.
Let us always be guided not by what Jesus would do but rather what Jesus wants us
to do.
God Bless you abundantly for your generosity.
Janet
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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE THREE PRIESTS
THAT WERE ORDAINED BY
BISHOP JOHN O. BARRES ON
SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 2021
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Your support of the Catholic Ministries Appeal
has helped to make this possible!
If you have not yet had an opportunity to give
this year – please consider a gift in honor of the
newly ordained –go to
drvc.org/cma/donate
or call 516-678-5800 ext. 296
Make checks payable to: Catholic Ministries Appeal
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