April 12, 2015 - St Edward Confessor Church
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St. Edward the Confessor 205 Jackson Avenue, Syosset, New York 11791 www.st-edwards.org Jesus came and When he had said this, he showed them his hands and his side. The disciples rejoiced when they saw the Lord. stood in their midst and said to them, “Peace be with you.” Pastoral Team Rev. Michael T. Maffeo, Pastor Rev. Hyacinth Jemigbola, Associate Pastor Rev. Joseph Fitzgerald (in residence) Deacon Raymond D’Alessio Deacon James F. Murphy Rectory Office Hours Phone: 921-8030 ext. 110 Fax: 921-4549 Monday - Thursday: 9am - 8pm Friday: 9am - 5pm Saturday & Sunday: 9am - 1pm Pastoral Associate Office Eucharist Saturdays Sundays Weekdays We Celebrate the Sacraments 9:00am & 5:00pm 7:30, 9:30, 11:30am & 7:00pm 9:00am Baptism Celebrated on the first and third Sundays of the month at 1:00pm. Please call the rectory to arrange. Confessions Saturdays 12:30 - 1:30pm and upon request Marriage Deacon Raymond D’Alessio ext. 134 Clare Crossley ext. 139 Please contact the rectory upon engagement. St. Edward the Confessor School Available upon request 2 Teibrook Ave. 921-7767 Mr. Vincent Albrecht, Principal Religious Education Grades 1-6 921-8543 Grades 7-8 921-8544 Mrs. Rosemary Pettei, Director Grades 1-8 Mrs. Lisa Abramo Coordinator-Confirmation Program Parish Social Ministry Mrs. Susan Lawlor, Director 921-8030 ext. 137 Anointing of the Sick Devotions • The Miraculous Medal Novena and the Rosary are prayed each Friday at 8:30am, and the Rosary is prayed after the 5pm Mass on the First Saturday of the month. • Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament is held each Friday beginning at 9:30am and concludes with Benediction at 12 noon. • Each Friday a Holy Hour of Eucharistic Adoration begins at 7:00pm and concludes with Benediction at 8:00pm. Music Ministry Jeff & Marilyn Fox, Directors 921-8030 ext. 110 Youth Ministry Carolyn Pugliesi, Director 921-8030 ext. 127 April 12, 2015 Saint Edward the Confessor Mission Statement The people of Saint Edward the Confessor Parish live and proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ! + by praying and celebrating the Sacraments + by fostering a community of love among all people + by serving all, especially the poor, the vulnerable and the alienated + by teaching from generation to generation We always WELCOME NEW PARISHIONERS. Please register at the rectory office. Second Sunday of Easter Divine Mercy St. Edward’s Annual Dinner & Fashion Show From the Pastor’s Desk “Then he said to Thomas, ‘Put your finger here and see my hands, and bring your hand and put it into my side, and do not be unbelieving, but believe.’ Thomas answered… ‘My Lord and my God!’ Jesus said to him, ‘Have you come to believe because you have seen me? Blessed are those who have not seen and have believed.’” This exchange of words between the Risen Lord and St. Thomas are indeed familiar to us, in fact we hear them every Second Sunday of Easter. Yes, they are familiar, but the danger with familiar words is that we get so used to hearing them, that we fail to listen to them, or they fail to move us as they should. When we look at St. Thomas we are filled with many emotions, especially when we hear that he refused to believe the account the other Apostles told him about seeing the Risen Lord. We might even be upset with him for leaving the room, for abandoning the others. Some of us, however, may totally agree with Thomas and say that they too would not have believed the story of seeing the Risen Jesus. They too would say I have to see it with my own eyes! But key to the account of Thomas’ doubt is Jesus’ words to him to believe. Belief is defined as the ability to accept or regard something as true; to accept the truth of what is said by someone or what is written, and to trust completely in the context (in this case the New Testament). Without believing in Jesus, as He is and who He is, you can never see the truth about Him. Without believing in Jesus as the one sent by the Father, and who is one with the Father the world cannot be saved. Not because God is petty and says to us, if you will not accept me, I will stop loving you and not allow you into the kingdom. God is never like that, because He loves us unconditionally, but if we refuse to believe we are the ones who are cutting ourselves off from God and all He wants to give us through the Life, Death and Resurrection of Jesus Christ. I believe that St. Thomas truly wanted to believe the other Apostles, when they told him about the appearance of the Risen Lord, and I believe that he was hoping it was true, but it was for him too much to believe. It was for Thomas something that was too good to be true, so he chose not to believe or trust. This lack of trust is what got him into trouble and it blocked his mind, heart and soul from believing the others, even our dear Blessed Mother. This all changes when he sees Jesus and Jesus does take Thomas to task for not believing and trusting in His word and the word of the others. This is only for a short period of time, for Thomas discontinues his disbelief and not only does he believe, he is totally converted and thus makes the most profound statement of faith found in the New Testament when he falls on his knees and declares, “My Lord and my God.” How about us, will we be like doubting Thomas and believe in only what we can see, or will we trust completely in God and the promises made throughout the ages (as we recalled them last Saturday night at the Easter Vigil). The promises that he would deliver us from sin, death and darkness, that God would send us a Messiah who would bring us new light and life. Christ tells us in today’s Gospel blessed are those who have not seen and have believed, is that you, is that me? To some degree it must be us, or we would not be here today, but we can always grow more in our trust and faith and perhaps we can share that with others. After all once St. Thomas received the Holy Spirit, he went out to India to share his faith and began the founding of the Church in one of Asia’s most important areas. And Thomas would die because of his faith in Jesus. Today is also Divine Mercy Sunday, this day was declared officially on the Church’s Calendar by Saint Pope John Paul II, as he confirmed the visions of the Risen Lord to St. Faustina, and that this day was to be dedicated to the Divine Mercy and the Icon that was written with the words “Jesus I trust in you.” Our Lord wants us to approach Him, not like Thomas with fear or disbelief, but with love, confidence and total trust in Him. Happy Easter! Fr. Mike Mass Intentions Monday 9:00 a.m. April 13 Joseph & Josephine Vallini Tuesday 9:00 a.m. April 14 Catherine Bartolomeo Wednesday 9:00 a.m. April 15 Donald & Jack Kempton Thursday 9:00 a.m. April 16 Margaret M. Conway Friday 9:00 a.m. April 17 Louise Gibson Saturday 9:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. April 18 Paul D’Abbraccio Edward Puerzer Antonette DeSilva Vincent M. Capobianco Joseph Antario Betty Polaschik Peter Pinto Grace Clasen Sunday 7:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m. April 19 For Our Parishioners Sylvester Simone David LaMarca Serge Penzi Olympia Fasano Elvira Bloodgood George Edward McGuirk Alice Berry Sabby Crecco 7:00 p.m. Gospel Glimpses April 12, 2015 John 20:19-31 "Unless I see - I will not believe" Whom we remember with love and gratitude. The Altar Bread & Wine For the week of April 12, 2015 – April 18, 2015 is Given in Loving Memory of: Do you know the joy of the resurrection? The Risen Lord Jesus revealed the glory of his resurrection to his disciples gradually and over a period of time. Even after the apostles saw the empty tomb and heard the reports of Jesus' appearance to the women, they were still weak in faith and fearful of being arrested by the Jewish authorities. When Jesus appeared to them he offered proofs of his resurrection by showing them the wounds of his passion, his pierced hands and side. He calmed their fears and brought them peace, the peace which reconciles sinners and makes us friends of God. Jesus did something which only love and trust can do. He commissioned his weak and timid apostles to bring the good news of the Gospel to the ends of the earth. This sending out of the disciples is parallel to the sending out of Jesus by his heavenly Father. Jesus fulfilled his mission through his perfect love and obedience to the will of his Father. He called his first disciples and he now calls each one of us to do the same. Just as he gave his first disciples the gift of the Holy Spirit, so he breathes on each of us the same Holy Spirit who equips us with new life, power, joy, and courage to live each day as followers of the Risen Lord. The last apostle to meet the resurrected Lord was the first to go with him to Jerusalem at Passover time. The apostle Thomas was a natural pessimist. When Jesus proposed that they visit Lazarus after receiving news of his illness, Thomas said to the disciples: "Let us also go, that we may die with him" (John 11:16). While Thomas deeply loved the Lord, he lacked the courage to stand with Jesus in his passion and crucifixion. After Jesus' death, Thomas made the mistake of withdrawing from the other apostles. He sought loneliness rather than fellowship in his time of trial and adversity. He doubted the women who saw the resurrected Jesus and he doubted his own fellow apostles. When Thomas finally had the courage to rejoin the other apostles, the Lord Jesus made his presence known to him and reassured him that he had indeed overcome death and risen again. When Thomas recognized his Master, he believed and exclaimed that Jesus was truly Lord and truly God! From Death to New Life Henry “Guy” Lefler By Doris Lefler Charles Piraneo The Sanctuary Candle For the week of April 12, 2015– April 18, 2015 is Lit in Loving Memory of: James Celauro By The Scanapico Family Presider’s Schedule Sat., April 18, 2015 Sun., April 19, 2015 5:00 pm 7:30 am 9:30 am 11:30 am 7:00 pm Fr. Hyacinth Fr. Hyacinth Fr. Joe Fr. Joe Fr. Mike Pray For The Sick All names on the sick list will remain for six weeks, if you would like a name to remain longer, please call the Rectory Office. Susan Sheehy Andrew Grasso Michael Cintorino Ruth Odwazny Kathy Rooney Helen Ziegler Julianna Key William Benjamin Joseph Phalen John Maniscalco Douglas Gerbosi Alberta Zero Molly Symington Mary Vogt Lisa Klingenberg Katy Monte Gerard Roman Kristen Wadsworth Christina Fisher Carolyn Miller Louise Gerosa James Giambalvo Lucille Juengst Fran Sposato Terry Ullrich Lindsay Conologue Elizabeth English – Long Last Week’s Collection 2015 Catholic Ministries Appeal Serving God by Serving Others Our Weekly Offering Easter Sunday, April 5, 2015 Envelopes $69,050.00 907 Easter Sunday Budget Difference +/- $74,000.00 $ -4950.00 Other Collections-Holy Thursday Good Friday-Holy Land $ 3336.00 $ 5301.00 We thank all who contributed to the support of our Parish! *YTD=Fiscal year Sept.01-Aug. 31 Liturgical Ministry Training There is still time to interview to become a new Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion (EM) or Lector. Please contact Deacon Ray @ x134 or Clare Crossley @ x139 SEC Parish Goal $116,000.00 Number of Donors 242 Pledges to Date Percentage of Goal $ 94,800.00 81.30% Parish Social Ministry Pantry Hours: 9:30 AM – 12:00 PM Office Hours: 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM PARISH SOUP SUPPER: Many thanks to the following merchants for their very generous donations of delicious soup: Chris and Tony’s Restaurant * George Martin’s Grillfire Iavarone Bros./Woodbury * Woodbury Country Deli Please support these generous local businesses! A special thank you to Estelle Carnesi, Audrey Morris and the young women from Our Lady of Mercy Academy under the direction of Allison Morris, also to Chris Morris, Deacon Ray & Nancy D’Alessio and Dr. Anthony & Mary Wedding Banns Kristi Lanier St. Edward the Confessor, Syosset, NY & Dominick Tassone Maria Regina, Seaford, NY Cordaro for their help and support. Thank you to all who attended and donated to the work of Catholic Relief Services. We appreciate your generosity! Alicia DeFino St. Edward the Confessor, Syosset, NY & Kenneth Koerner Bay Shore, New York This Week’s Readings April 12, 2015 – Second Sunday of Easter First Reading: Acts of the Apostles 14:32-35 Psalm: 118 Second Reading: 1 John 5:1-6 Gospel: John 20:19-31 Next Week’s Readings April 19, 2015 – Third Sunday of Easter First Reading: Acts of the Apostles 3:13-15 Psalm: 4 Second Reading: 2:1-5a Gospel: Luke 24:35-48 Divine Mercy-Jesus, I Trust in You. Positions Available Job Opening Harbor House of Oyster Bay is looking to hire CAN’s PCA’s and HHA’s for our prestigious assisted living facility. Day, evening and overnight shifts are available immediately, if you are interested please call us at : 516-624-9700 ext 6. Help Wanted-Position of Cook The Parish of St. Ignatius Loyola has an opening for a part-time Rectory Cook. The applicant will plan, prepare meals, shop and maintain the cleanliness of the kitchen/ dining room area. Applicant must be able to set priorities, organize work effectively, maintain confidentiality and work flexible hours as needed. Applicant must provide own transportation and have a valid NY driver’s license. The position includes but is not limited to shopping for food, household supplies, sweeping, mopping of the kitchen/pantry areas. Good public relations skills and a pleasant personality is a plus. The position will require two to three days a week (including Saturdays) approximately 14 hours a week. Interested applicants please call 516-931-0056. Can apply in person or by email at: frjim@stignatius.us Fr. James T. Stachacz, Pastor St. Ignatius of Loyola From the Pastoral Associate’s Office Since our last communication...we have had so many events taking place, there was simply no space in the bulletin to add our column. So, please allow us to report on some past and some present news… Our Parish Lenten Mission…with Redemptorist Fathers Pat Woods and John McGowan was one of the finest Missions the Parish has ever had. Parishioners who attended still speak of the positive Lenten experience and our gratitude goes out to both Fr. Pat & Fr. John and the many groups and volunteers who worked each night to make our Mission one of spirituality, prayer and community participation. Throughout Lent...we had many great meaningful opportunities with Morning Prayer, Taize, Family Stations of the Cross, the screening of Romero, Reconciliation & our Lenten Soup Supper to name a few. Our thanks to all who worked on making our Lenten experience a fruitful one. Palm Sunday...unfortunately severe weather on Palm Sunday caused us to cancel our Community Blessing of Palms with our neighbors at Faith Lutheran. We wish to acknowledge Pastor John Krahn and look forward to coming together again at our Thanksgiving Interfaith Service. Holy Week and the Triduum...could not have been more beautiful or solemn. Sister Sheila, Deacon Jim and Fr. Mike were all inspirational in their Morning Prayer reflections and both Fr. Mike and Fr. Hyacinth gave beautiful homilies throughout the three days. Our thanks to our incredible Choir under the direction of Marilyn and Jeff Fox. The work and effort by our Music Ministry was so evident in each and every note that was played and sung. Thanks also to our Children's Choir under the direction of Ciel Hayden at the 9:30 AM Mass and our Youth Group, under the direction of Carolyn Pugliesi for their presentation of “The Living Stations of the Cross” on Good Friday. Thanks also to all who served as Lectors, Extraordinary Ministers, Ushers & Greeters, Sacristans and Altar Servers. Each Liturgy was so well executed, attended and made meaningful by the participation and inclusion of the entire Parish. Easter Sunday...with the spring weather finally with us, thousands came to worship here on Easter Sunday. So many commented on how beautiful the Church looked and we are grateful to our dedicated team of decorators, cleaners and carpenters who prepared the Church. There are too many to mention without leaving someone out-THANK YOU! To all who were with us as “regulars”, guests and visitors, we are grateful for your generosity and hope that somehow your Easter was made better by being here as part of the St. Edward’s Community. Our Capital Campaign...continues to move forward with over 50% of the $2,089,612.82 pledged already collected within the first year of the 3-year pledge period. The Rectory kitchen is now under construction and should be completed within the next few weeks. The next major project that is under way now is our Stained Glass Windows! A few memorial opportunities still exist for Stained Glass Windows. Contact Deacon Ray for information. Catholic Ministries Appeal...is also underway with our Parish achieving over 80% of its $116,000 goal. See the bulletin for the weekly updates and please consider making your 2015 Appeal gift. Once we achieve our goal, 20% of the $116,000 is returned to the Parish! The Sisters of Mercy...will be selling chances in the Church on the weekend of April 25th & 26th. Please see next week’s bulletin for additional details and please support our dedicated Sisters! Our hearing impaired system...is working very well and those who have used it couldn’t be happier. Ask the Ushers for assistance when you enter the Church. St. Edward the Confessor School Open House St. Edward the Confessor School Open House Parish News Catholic Ministries Appeal-CMA St. Edward the Confessor Church 2015 Catholic Ministr ies Appeal Serving God by Serving Others Parish Family Barbecue Celebrate the Spirit ! & Save the Date-June 28th! “Christ has confidence in young people and entrusts them with the very future of his vision.” -Pope Francis Building a Strong Faith Community Joseph has always been involved with his church and youth programs and he believes it is one of the most important inspirations in his life. Committee Meeting Schedule April 15-7:30PM HFR June 10-7:30PM Cafeteria June 17-7:30PM Cafeteria June 24-7:30PM HFR It’s never too late to volunteer. If you cannot make all the meetings, come to those you can make. All are invited to volunteer. Help comes in many ways-share your gifts with your Parish Community. Donna Zaino 516-496-8296 dbzaino@yahoo.com or Gio Gliner gliner@stedwardconfessor.org Youth Ministry works with more than 6,000 young people at Parishes all across Long Island to create opportunities for them to come together to celebrate Mass, socialize and reach out to help the needy in their Parish Communities. “Youth Ministry changed my life. I would not be the same person without youth ministry it molded me. I tell everyone the way to be the best you can be is to give yourself fully to your Faith and soak up everything you can from your Parish Youth Ministry experience.”Joseph, Volunteer Staff Member Sts. Philip and James, St. James Make checks payable to: Catholic Ministries Appeal Parish __________________________________ Pledge: $_______ Name ___________________________________ Down payment: $_______ Address__________________________________ City, State, Zip: _____________________________________________ Phone: ________________________ Signature: _____________________________Date:________ Your Pledge/Donation will be credited to the Parish. Please mail to or leave at the Rectory. Vacation Bible School-Summer 2015 Don’t let your Kids miss out on all the fun!! St. Edward’s Vacation Bible Camp 2015! Bible Fun Camp for children entering Nursery through Grade Six 8 mornings of Bible stories, outdoor playtime, gym sports, music, snacks, crafts and a whole lot of fun. Mon., June 29th — Thurs., July 2nd and again on Mon., July 6th —Thurs., July 9th 9:30 am to 12:30 pm at St. Edward’s. Tuition for 8 mornings is $120. Please make check payable to: St. Edward’s Church. All campers will receive a camp T shirt, daily snack and camp music CD. Each age group will be led by a N. Y. State Certified Teacher/Counselor. If you are interested in registering for VBS Camp 2015, please complete the form below, detach it and return form to the Religious Education Office, School Office or Rectory with the registration fee by June 16th. To volunteer for VBS, please contact Mrs. Rosemary Pettei at 516-921-8543 or: rpettei@st-edwards.org. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Name (Parent, first and last)_____________________________________________ Address ____________________________________________________________ Phone number (Home)_______________________ (Cell) ____________________ Emergency Contact Person:_______________________ (Cell #)______________________ Name of Child____________________________________ Grade_______ T Shirt Size______ Name of Child____________________________________ Grade_______ T Shirt Size______ Name of Child____________________________________ Grade_______ T Shirt Size______ Easter Flowers Donated in Memory Of: Angelina Abbatiello Giuseppe Abbatiello Janet Allegro Teresita and Fernando Ang Ann and Tony Bartilucci & Ostrowski Families Anna Bedanset Helen and Joe Beghin Peter F. Brosnahan Margaret and Frank Bundschu Matthew Cashin and James Burke Joseph Cavanagh Richard Challed Bernadette, Patrick & Michael Cooney John P. Clarke & M/M Herbert Grant Gregory F. DeVita Ida & Joe Mernone Ed DeVincentis Alice Berry Kevin Berry Marion and Anthony Bianco Dolores Bloom, Maryann Tully, Donna Tully and Vincent Kelly Angela Brancato Brutsch and Miron Families Otto and Anna Busch Peter T. Carnesi, Jurow and Sonoski Family Dr. Thomas Catalano Nunzio, Jr. and Ralph R. Cazzetta Molly Ciminelli and Sarah & Andrew Perio Cirello and Lonigro Families John P. Collins Christopher Conologue John M. Conroy Corkett and O’Connell Families D’Alessio and Farrell Families Frrances and Peter DeCarlo Lorraine & Frank O’Brien Nella and Dan DeFelitta Clara & Domenick Mammano Arthur DeFilippis Dill and Muzii Families Teresa Donatich Dunleavy and Tahaney Families Gail Ennis Katy and Angelo Fede The Ferri and O’Shaughnessy Families Lee Franchi Deceased Members & Friends of the Frohnhoefer & Lozada Families Deceased Members of Donnelly/O’Malley Families Deceased Members of the Kempton Family Deceased Members of Tyranski, Michalski, Waiter & Wilson Families Deceased Parents and Grandparents Gehnrich and Carroll Families Gentile and Bauer Families Irene Gerosa and Mary Murphy Pasquale & Maria Giannetta & Pasquale Giannetta, Jr. Helen and Rocco Giannetta & Josephine Giannetta Louise Johnson, Janet Giannetta, Ruth Guoch Charles and Natile Essig Henry F. Giovanelli Gerald Gisonny Joseph B. Greeley Deceased Members of Gregorek and Bucknell Families Robert F. Guder and Raymond & Kathleen Pick In Thanksgiving Mariamma Jacob Kapey and Adamo Families Jane Klingler Roman and Emilia Kwarta John and Irene Lapinski Henry (Guy) Lefler George C. Karpus M/M Francis Kragel, Giuseppe Labozetta, Teresa Amoroso, Dante Comparetto, Marlene Labozetta Antonia Lattarulo, Giuseppe Vitti, Teresa Montanaro, Angelo Vizzaccaro, and Vito Vitti Joyce Lannig Thomas and Charlotte Leonard and Neil & Frances Verdirame Calogero Leone Michael McGarry McGlone and Quinn Families Winifred and Theodore Meehan Anne and Peter Swanson Vicky Mongiardo and Richard Pietrafesa Dominick Morea Peter J. Morley & Cecelia & Howard P. Kreutzer Nicasio and Susena Dizon Paul Nikifor Marjorie & Torazo Nishio & Mary Tom John D. O’Brien O’Hara and Horan Families Robert O’Rourke Kathleen O’Toole The Paparella Family The Parkes Family Deceased Poggioli and Chimera Families Gus Raima, Catherine & Charles Parziale & Lucille Boyle Robert Ras Lena & Robert Ravali Linda Rice and Jerome & Elizabeth Schroeter Adelina Robilotti Gerald Rooney Andy Rotunda Peter Salazer and Helen Catanese John Schiavone & Rose & Fred DeMaio Martin Slattery Squillante and Palmeri Families Savino V. Stallone Edward and Mary Stokes Lee Swierski John and Louise Tabone Vincent & Antoinette Tancora, Ruth & Louie Berry, Louis Batto Rafael and Aurora Tejeda Giovanna Trachtenberg Vincent Tricomi and Edwin Anthony Schantz Urso and Uftring Families Angela Vasile Louis J. Vivenzio Rosetta Wade Gina Fariello Wilson Thomas Wheeler Bernadette & John Winzinger Military List “Lord, hold our troops in your loving hand. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need. I ask this in the name of Jesus, our Lord and Savior. Amen” Lt. Jameson Adler, Navy SEAL Lt. Kathryn Adler, U.S. Navy S.R. Ryan Bell, USN Maj. Joel Bernazzani U.S.A.F 1st Lt. Oliver Ennis, U.S. Army Lt. John Hagerman, U.S. Navy Lt. JG Amanda Hine, U.S. Navy A1C. Christopher Hofer U.S.A.F. Capt. Christian Kapey, U.S.M.C. Capt. Karen Kobus, U.S.M.C. Lance Corporal, James A. Krupa U.S.M.C. Sr. Amn. Michael LiBretto, U.S.A.F. Pvt. Erik Liebergall, U.S.M.C. SSgt. Ryan Lutz, Air Force Nat. Guard Pvt. Jonathan Maldonado U.S. Army Lt. JG Brian Shields, U.S.C.G. Ssgt. Paul Smith, U.S. Army Capt. Carl Tiska, Navy SEAL Maj. Michael F. Wendelken, U.S. A.F. If you would like to inform us of any family member or friend who has been called to active service, please call our Rectory 516-921-8030 x 110 with information. We will list their names so the entire parish can include them in their prayers. Please call the Rectory. when your loved one has returned from military duty. Parish Devotions Pastoral Council Fr. Michael T. Maffeo, Pastor Deacon James Murphy Gregg Bonomi Sr. Monica, RSM Fiona Castro Gio Gliner Francine Cosenza Claire Kapey Kathy DeNatale David Krieg Kevin Frain Donna Zaino “The Council serves as a forum of consultation for the pastor and members, primarily by engaging them in ongoing dialogue about the needs, feelings, hopes and reactions of parishioners.” Guidelines for Pastoral Councils #B-2). Please feel free to contact any council member at any time regarding your “needs, feelings, hopes and reactions.” All council members can be reached through the Rectory Office. Telephone Directory ST. EDWARD’S—TELEPHONE 516-921-8030 Rectory Office ext. Maryann Waite 110 Ann Fisher (evenings) 110 Karen Morrone 112 School Florence Cassidy, Secretary 121 Pastoral Center Offices Jack Malone, Parish Manager 136 Miguel DeLeon, Finance Director 132 Parish Social Ministry Susan Lawlor 137 RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) Sister Sheila Browne, RSM 135 Religious Education Office Rosanne Alexander, Grades 1-6 921-8543 Roberta Zero, Grades 7-8 921-8544 Please join us for the following Parish Devotions Holy Communion The Miraculous Medal Novena and Rosary prayed each Friday at 8:30AM. Please contact the Rectory to arrange for Communion to be brought to anyone in need at home, in the hospital or nursing home. The Parish Rosary prayed after the 5:00PM Saturday evening Mass, on the First Saturday of the Month. Community Hotline Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament each Friday beginning at 9:30AM and concluding with Benediction at Noon. The Safe Center of Long Island is a new non-profit that offers 24-hour, 7 day a week crisis counseling, advocacy and assistance for women, men and children who are victims of domestic abuse, sexual assault or child abuse. Services are free and confidential. Parish Holy Hour of Eucharistic Adoration beginning at 7:00PM each Friday evening with Benediction at 8:00PM followed immediately by Night Prayer and Blessing. 516-542-0404 St. Edward’s Website WWW.ST-EDWARDS.ORG Please check our website for recent news, schedules, updates and directions. El Parral Restaurant T. Zamow, Edward Jones Daniel Financial Advisor Making Sense of Investing Specialties From Spain & Italy 8 Berry Hill Road, Syosset 516 - 921 - 2844 KENS FAUCET www.kensfaucetandtoiletrepairs.com 343 Jackson Avenue Family Dentistry Syosset Cosmetics • Implants FULL SERVICE SALON 516-496-3453 MARK A. DeNIGRIS, D.D.S. Open Tuesday - Saturday 34 South Oyster Bay Rd. PIPSYOSSET.COM 20 Cold Spring Rd., Syosset & TOILET REPAIRS INC. 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