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Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary

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the nativity of St. John the Baptist

JUNE 24th

“When the time arrived for Elizabeth to have her child she gave

birth to a son…‘He will be called John.’”

Saturday June 23rd, Weekday

9:00am Zyta Gwozdz (2nd Anniversary)

By Daughter, Marzena & Family

◊ Zyta Gwozdz (2nd Anniversary)

By Daughter, Bozena & Family

5:30pm Immacolata & Salvatore Arena

By Son, Joe Arena

◊ Celine Joseph Kochupura

By Family

7:00pm Luis Tlachi Rodriguez & Luis Tlachi Muñoz

By Familia

Sunday June 24th The Nativity of St. John the Baptist

7:30am Gilda H. Ortega (Birthday)

By Joel Ortega

9:00am Giuseppe Poma

By Wife & Family

10:30am Donald Curran

By Ruben & Nancy Martinez

12:00pm Irene, Elsie, Mary & Fay Rainone

By Family

◊ Bessie, Yolanda & Rosalie Rainone

By Family

6:30pm Nunziela Drago & Santo Scaletta

By Orifici Family

Monday June 25th Weekday

7:00am Edward Dormack

By Philip & Jessica Lettieri

9:00am LIVING Monica Martuscello (Birthday Blessings)

By Aunt, Barbara

Tuesday June 26th Weekday

7:00am Teodulfo V. Bawar

By Joel Ortega

9:00am LIVING Rosita D. Ortega

By Joel Ortega

Wednesday June 27th Weekday

7:00am Andrzej Jachimowicz

By Barbara & Janusz Jachimowicz

9:00am LIVING Mr. & Mrs. E. Gaiser & Family

By Anne Szewczyk

Thursday June 28th St. Irenaeus, Bishop & Martyr

7:00am Grzegorz Wojtak

By Maria Lengler & Family

9:00am Joseph Lyons

By Wife

Friday June 29th Sts. Peter & Paul, Apostles

7:00am Edward Dormack

By Philip & Jessica Lettieri

9:00am Vito Gualtieri (Birthday)

By Daughter, Teresa

Sunday June 24th The Nativity of St. John the Baptist

9:00am Stefania Jachimowicz

By Barbara & Janusz Jachimowicz

11:00am Aniela Latocha

By Helen Cwikla

12:30pm HEALING Dorothy Bonowitz

By Alina

Sunday July 1st Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

9:00am Dennis Martin Halka

By Family

◊ Grzegorz Wojtak

By Filipkowski Family

10:30am Zachory Chcztowkow Tow Serca Jezus

By Sacred Heart Society

◊ Jan Dworniczak

By Dworniczak Family

Saturday June 30th Weekday

9:00am John Jaskiel

By Zofia Niekrasz

◊ Rocco Longo

By Wife

5:30pm Thomas & Frances O’Rourke (Birthday)

By Daughter, Doreen O’Rourke

◊ John T. Murphy (Birthday in Heaven)

By Kathleen, Juli, Jon & Emily

7:00pm Jonathan Polanco

By Anna Paolino

◊ Luis Regalado

By Marisol

Sunday July 1st Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

7:30am Giovanni Sferrazza

By Sister, Beatrice & Family

9:00am Angelo Arena

By Brother, Joe

11:30am Varkey & Mariam Kochupura

By Family

◊ Purgatorial Society

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JUNE 24TH- THE NATIVITY OF SAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST

Altar Bread and Wine

is offered this week

in loving memory of

Audrey LaSala

By Son, Donald

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Pray for the Deceased�

May They Rest In Peace

John A. D’Orio, Maria Cracchiolo,

Giuseppe DiMartino, Domingo Reyes,

Andreina Colarullo, Mary Kiely,

Maria Romano, George W. Brandin

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Prayer Intentions of Pope Francis

for June

Universal – Social Networks

That social networks may work towards

that inclusiveness which respects others

for their differences.

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Goal: $58,850 Pledge: $56,863 Received: $35,057

*IMPORTANT CHANGES TO TAKE NOTE OF*

New Mass Schedule Starting July 1st, 2018

Mass times will be as follows:

September 1st to June 30th Summer Schedule: July 1st to August 31st

St. Stanislaus Nativity St. Stanislaus Nativity

Saturday: Saturday: Saturday: Saturday:

5:30pm English 5:30pm English

7pm Spanish 7 pm Spanish

Sunday: Sunday: Sunday: Sunday:

9am English 7:30am English 9am English 7:30am English

10:30am Polish 11:30am English 10:30am Polish 11:30am English

6:30pm English

**On the first Sunday of every month as well as Christmas, Palm Sunday, and Easter, there will be an

Italian mass at 9am at Nativity.

**On the third Sunday of every month there will be a Filipino mass at 1:30pm at Nativity.

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LETS DRESS OUR BEST TO GIVE THE LORD OUR SUNDAY’S BEST!

Society of St. Vincent de Paul gives back !!

Nativity- St. Stanislaus shares in the profits. For each car, truck or van,

running or not, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul will give back to our church

$50/$100 per vehicle. Maybe you don’t have a vehicle, but a

family member, friend or neighbor has an old or neglected

vehicle in their driveway that they would like to dispose of.

Call the Society at 718-491-2525

June 24, 2018

The Nativity of Saint John the Baptist

Tiny fingers and toes. A little yawn. A loud

cry. An infant wrapped in swaddling clothes.

"What will this child be?" It is a question every

parent asks time and time again. As first

steps are taken, as personalities emerge, as a

child shows interest in reading or drawing or

climbing, the question is on our lips. "What

will this child be?" This question is asked as

John the Baptist is born. Will he be a priest

like his father? Does his strange, unexpected

name signal a departure from that

inheritance? Could Elizabeth and Zechariah

ever have predicted what would be?

Under the tutelage of his priestly father, John

"became strong in spirit." As an adult, John

would retreat into the desert to preach repen-

tance. He would attract a large following and

eventually attract the attention of the rulers of

the day. He would point out the adulterous

ways of King Herod and would find himself in

prison. Eventually, he would be beheaded.

But today, he is a child, an infant newly born.

On this special feast, we're reminded of the

great humility required of parents. The char-

acter formation, the discipline and encourage-

ment, the violin lessons and soccer prac-

tices ? every parental effort is subjected to the

decisions of the child themself. Even children

on a sure track by high school graduation

transform under life's circumstances. En-

trusting our children to God can be incredibly

intimidating. "What will this child be," espe-

cially when that transformation lies outside of

my control? John the Baptist's story might

not have ended as his parents imagined. But

he is celebrated as the greatest of the proph-

ets, as the one who prepared the way for the

Messiah. Here is the hope of all Christian par-

ents -- that our children would be raised in

such a way that when people meet them, they

meet Jesus Christ.

Troop 588 does it all!

Hiking, Camping, Canoeing and Repelling.

We meet in Nativity’s Rectory on Friday’s at 7:30pm.

This is an opportunity for you and your son to Camp,

Canoe, Kayak, Fish, Rappel, Camp-out, build Camp

fires, make new friends and memories.

For more information on scouting and how you

can get involved call

James Bleakney at (718) 641-4332 or (917) 658-9594

FYI: Hospital Bed Available

A hospital bed is being offered by one of our

parishioners.

For more information please contact the

rectory.

Free Speech & Hearing Screenings

The St. John’s University Speech and Hearing Center will be

offering FREE speech and hearing screenings from

June 19th, 2018 through August 8th, 2018.

To schedule an appointment please call 718-990-6480

The Speech and Hearing Center is located at

152-11 Union Turnpike, Flushing, NY.

Brooklyn Cyclones Catholic School

Night:

Come join the fun as the Brooklyn

Cyclones play the Lowell Spinners

on Monday, June 25. Special Field

Box Seats are $10. There will be an

Award Ceremony for Valedictorians and Salutato-

rians from the Catholic Academies and Schools.

There will be a pre-game “Collars vs. Scholars”-

Priests vs. Principals at 5:45 pm.

For more info please contact:

JoAnn DiNapoli at 718-517-3131.

To purchase tickets and to receive a

FREE Brooklyn Cyclones cap use the link

brooklyncyclones.com/dob

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Misa Vespertina de la Vigilia

La Natividad de San Juan Bautista

Los textos de la palabra hacen énfasis en la persona de

Juan, el precursor, el profeta que, como Jeremías en el

Primer Testamento, fue llamado por Dios para anunciar

una nueva Alianza en la persona del Mesías. El

evangelio de San Lucas narra la promesa que Dios

realiza en la vida de Zacarías e Isabel, quien a pesar de

su edad, recibe una alegría la llegada de Juan, un hijo

no esperado que Dios les envía. Cada promesa tiene

una exigencia; no es una negociación, sino una

invitación a responderle a Dios el regalo que le ofrece.

Bien lo narra San Pedro en su carta al escribir que la fe

y la confianza en Dios superan todas nuestras limitacio-

nes y obstáculos, porque, a pesar de no verlo, creemos

que él nos guía y nos protege. Desde esta Misa de Vigi-

lia, las lecturas nos ayudan a vislumbrar la alegría que el

nacimiento de Juan realiza en el pueblo que espera al

Señor. Al mismo tiempo, y leyendo de cerca la Oración

Colecta de esta misa, el nacimiento de Juan será para

Isabel y es para nosotros una llamada a la renovación

de nuestros corazones y a la penitencia. La fe en Dios

nos conduce a un compromiso serio que el Espíritu

Santo nos ayude a cumplir con su fuerza y amor.

LA COFRADÍA DEL SAGRADO

CORAZÓN DE JESÚS

Yo soy la vid verdadera y mi Padre el labrador.

Toda rama que no da frutos en mi la corta y todo

sarmiento que da fruto lo limpia para que dé más

frutos.

(Jn 15, 1-2)

Acojámonos a su palabra y seamos los sarmientos que

dan fruto y se reproducen para su gloria

La Cofradía del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús, reanudará

sus reuniones mensuales el sábado 1 de septiembre ,

de 9:30 am a 10:20 am, los invitamos a conocer más

del amor de Dios.

HORA SANTA

Y enséñales a cumplir todo lo que yo les he

encomendado a ustedes. Yo estoy con ustedes

todos los días hasta el fin de la historia.

(Mt 28, 20)

Vivamos esta experiencia maravillosa de tenerlo con

nosotros en su real presencia.

Nuestro Señor en la Hostia Consagrada, venid

adorémosle los primeros viernes de cada mes de:

7:30 a 8:30 en nuestra Iglesia.

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