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CELEBRATION OF THE SACRAMENTS Baptism/Becoming a Catholic Adults (RCIA): call the rectory for information Infants: Parent Instructions, 2nd Saturday, 11:00am Celebrations: 1st, 2nd, 3rd Sun., 1:30; 4th Sat, Noon Reconciliation (Confession) Sat. 4-5:30PM; TThurs. 9:30AM; 115 Minutes Before Sunday Masses; OOther times: upon request. Marriage The Sacrament of Matrimony requires specific preparation. Contact a priest aat least 6 months before the planned cere- mony. Archdiocesan marriage instruction is mandatory.

Anointing of the Sick/Holy Communion for the Homebound Contact a priest for ministry to the sick and aged at home or at a local healthcare facility. Upon request, Holy Communion will be brought to aany Catholic who is seriously ill or homebound. Confirmation Baptized adults who have never received First Communion and/or Confirmation should contact a priest to complete their Christian Initiation through the R.C.I.A. process. Holy Orders/Religious Vocations The clergy are happy to discuss the prospect of a vocation to the priesthood, diaconate or religious life.

Young Adult Outreach www.catholicnyc.com

PASTORAL STAFF Parish Secretary/Bulletin Editor, Mary Ellen Modico Parish Staff Assistant, Teresa McCue-Fleming Parish Custodians, Joseph Napolitano, Jerry O’Shaughnessy

Religious Ed. Secretary, Ivana Gomez Religious Ed. Staff Assistant, Jim Arena Religious Ed. Registrar, Martina Norris

POPULAR DEVOTIONSEucharistic Adoration Monday-Friday, Our Lady Memorial Chapel, 12:00-3PM FFirst Friday, 12:00-6:00PM FFirst Saturday, 9:30-10:30AM DDivine Mercy Chaplet, Monday-Friday, 3PM

Novenas, following 9:00AM Mass MMonday, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Parish Patroness TThursday, Miraculous Medal Recitation of the Rosary, Our Lady Memorial Chapel, after 9:00 Masses, daily

PARISH MINISTRIES AND ORGANIZATIONS Parish Council, Jacqueline Engelhart Finance Council, James Forbes Altar Servers, Fr. Novio, 914-528-3547 Becoming a Catholic (RCIA), Fr. Madu, 914-528-3547 Bible Study (Tuesday morning) Rose Connors, 914-245-3751 (Tuesday evening) Janet Angelillo, 914-245-9248 Blood Bank, Agnes Manganelli, 845-628-1098 Boy Scouts/Cub Scouts, Steve Scott, 914-739-4621 Beth Patene 914-262-5373 Cardinal’s Appeal, Susan Kolesar Children’s Book of Remembrance, Mary Campo, 845-528-0775 Children’s Liturgy of the Word, Judy Van Riper Children’s Memorial Mass, (see Children’s Book of Remembrance), Rectory, 914-528-3547 Choirs and Cantors, Jennifer Lavoie, 734-474-1644 Cluster Council Representative, Bea Schiavo Communications (Media), Noreen Donnellan, 914-962-4419 CYO Basketball, Andre Soto, 845-284-2030 Matthew Parisi, 914-450-4959 Development Committee, Katherine Quinn, [email protected] Eucharistic Adoration, Alex & Felicia Winogradoff, 845-526-4495 Jill Foltin, 914-469-0296 Eucharistic Ministers, Noreen Donnellan, 914-962-4419 Evangelization Team, Charles Angelillo, 914-245-9248 Girl Scouts, Corrine DeSantis Helping Hands, Cathy Bomba, 845-526-2214 Holy Name Society, Charles Angelillo, 914-245-9248 Homebound Visitation, Tere McCue-Fleming Hospitality Committee, Janet Angelillo, 245-9248

Knights of Columbus, Robert Hecker, Charles Angelillo Lectors, Judy Van Riper Legion of Mary, Michele Cruz Medjugorie Rosary Guild, Joan Nastasi Midnight Run Committee, Eileen Kulp, 914-391-5418 Ministers of Hospitality (see: Ushers) Nursing Home Ministry, Fr. Madu, 914-528-3547/Terence Floyd Parish Book Club, Tere McCue-Fleming Parish Pilgrimages, Alex Winogradoff, 845-526-4495 Peekskill Pastors’ Lunch Program, Mary Ellen Modico, 914-528-3547 Photography, Ed Herzog Prayer Shawl Ministry, Pam Adamovich, 845-528-4483 Regional School Board, No. West./Put, Tom Engelhart, Frank Inzirillo Respect Life Team, Yolanda Pilecki, 845-661-7004 Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults, (see Becoming a Catholic) Rosary Altar SSociety, Jeanne Swick, 845-284-2594, Gracy Purekal Sacristans, Fr. Novio, 914-528-3547 Safe Environment Program, Mary Ellen Modico, 914-528-3547 Saint Mary’s Food Pantry, Sheila Bremner Saint Matthew’s Guild, Joseph Pikula/Ken Johnson Seton’s Men’s Ministry, John Tremblay Third Order (Secular) Franciscans, Janet Angelillo, 914-245-9248 Ushers , Len Vallario, Bill Bertram Webmaster, Noreen Donnellan, 914-962-4419 Youth Ministry, Fr. Novio, 914-528-3547

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Select APRIL Events 2nd Collections: Seton Religious Education Program, Seton Youth Ministry, Emergency Maintenance, Church in Central & Eastern Europe

WEEKLY MEMORIALS (3) The Sanctuary Lamp, indicating the Real Presence, burns in memory of the Lafage Family. The Sacramental Bread and Wine were donated in memory of Cosmo & Catherine Contegiacomo.

PRAY FOR OUR DECEASED Josephine Barnhart

��We would like to extend a warm welcome to all of our visi-tors worshipping with us today. We are happy to have you with us. And, we hope that you are inspired by our parish family at prayer, and that all of our visitors will come worship with us again soon. May God Bless You and Keep You!

MASS INTENTIONS 5:30 Paul Oswald Sun Apr 22 Fourth Sunday of Easter 7:00 People of Seton Parish 8:00 Dec’d Mbrs Kubicki & Pikula Families 9:30 Jessica, George, Mary & Georgie Marone 11:00 Brendan Kelly 12:30 Jerry & Susie Penzero Mon Apr 23 Easter Weekday/St. George, Martyr; St. Adalbert, Bishop & Martyr 7:00 Hugh B. Gavin 9:00 Kevin Tompkins Tue Apr 24 Easter Weekday /St. Fidelis of Sigma- ringen, Priest & Martyr 7:00 Chris Sayers 9:00 Antonia Gusmano Wed Apr 25 St. Mark, Evangelist 7:00 Kathleen & Michael Higgins 9:00 Kitty, Lou & Tony Gregorio Thu Apr 26 Easter Weekday 7:00 Peter Gismondi 9:00 Donald Knapp Fri Apr 27 Easter Weekday 7:00 Michael Hannagan 9:00 Ronald Longstreet, Sr. Sat Apr 28 Easter Weekday/St. Peter Chanel, Priest & Martyr/St. Louis Grignion de Montfort, Priest 9:00 COLLECTIVE: • Antonietta Antolino • Frank McCabe • Jeanette Carolan • Joanne Bertram • Robert Conroy 5:30 Kathleen Zsiday Sun Apr 29 Fifth Sunday of Easter 7:00 Pat Sillery 8:00 Joseph Tinelli 9:30 Paul & Elena Bucello 11:00 Dec’d Mbrs Cook & Lavezzoli Families & Msgr. John J. Foley 12:30 People of Seton Parish

It’s Time to Come Home! www.CatholicsComeHome.org

PRAY FOR OUR SICK As is our custom, a person’s name will appear for four weeks, after which it will be removed unless we hear from the family. Charles Behrens, Kelsey Berger, Bill Bertram, Charles Boden, Mar-garet Boden, Anthony Celio, Josephine Conklin, Priscilla Delehanty, Edward DiCaprio, Edwin Dudenhoeffer, Linda Dwyer, Madison Frost, Marie Gillespie, Diana Hackshaw, Wayne Koshofer, Eileen Kostecke, Louise Mirel, Loraine Monastra, Katharine Pacensa, Lt. Victor Prato, Marian Ruggiero, Eleanor Sweikert, Carolynn Tuite, Lisa Valle

� ��Due of the central importance of Easter to the Christian faith, the Catholic Church requires that all Catholics who have made their First Communion receive the Holy Eucha-rist sometime during the Easter season, which lasts through Pentecost Sunday, 50 days after Easter (Church Law extends the time when this duty may be fulfilled until Trinity Sunday, an extra week!). They should also take part in the Sacrament of Penance before receiving this Easter Communion. This reception of the Eucharist is a visible sign of our faith and our participation in the Kingdom of God. Of course, we should receive Communion as frequently as possible (as long as we are in the state of grace); this "Easter Duty" is simply the minimum requirement set by the Church.

BANNS OF MATRIMONY Please remember in your prayers those who are to be joined in the Sacrament of Marriage in the next few weeks:

Announcement 2: David Jared Arroyo & Dana Marie Paganico

“Touring Tuesday” Register to visit Seton School on Tuesday, April 24th from 9am-11am, or by appointment. “Touring Tuesdays” are scheduled periodically throughout the school year. Reserva-tions are required, please call (646) 794-2885.

Last Monday of the Month Parish Council

Jackie Engelhart reminds all council members to mark Mon-day, April 30th on their calendars. If you can’t be present, please contact the rectory. We meet in the Chapel at 7:30 PM. Parishioners are welcome to attend.

Parish May Crowning On Sunday, May 6th at the conclusion of the 9:30am Family Mass, the Rosary Altar Society and our First Com-munion Students will crown the image of the Blessed Virgin in the church. All children are invited to attend this special liturgy, and to bring a single favorite flower with them. At the end of the Mass all children present will be invited to partici-pate in the procession and to offer their flower to Mary.

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Be In-FORMED We hope you are enjoying the free parish subscription to www.formed.org, which gives you access to quality Cath-olic online programs, movies, audios, and books. Simply register with parish code TWY2GF and enjoy. Wednes-day is the Feast of St. Mark, Evangelist. Study: Symbolon, Knowing the Faith, session 3: The Bible. Watch: Lost Gos-pels or False Gospels? You can also listen to: Truth and Life Audio Bible: The Gospel of Mark, or The Case for Jesus.�

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Next Weekend Second Collection: Archdiocesan

April 28th/29th: Church in Central & Eastern Europe

Seton’s Men’s Ministry All men are welcome to join us any Saturday morning in Our Lady’s Memorial Chapel from 7:00 to 8:30AM for fellowship, prayer, and to discuss that Sunday’s Gospel reading. Please see Fr. Quarato for more information.

Save the Date Vacation Bible School August 6-10

St. Patrick’s Cathedral 50th Wedding Anniversary Mass

Couples celebrating their 50th Wedding Anniversary anytime during 2018 are invited to attend the Annual Golden Wed-ding Jubilee Mass with Cardinal Dolan at the Cathedral of St. Patrick, Sunday, June 3rd at 2:15PM. Pre-registration is required. Please contact the rectory for registration, 914-528-3547. The closing date to register is Monday, May 14th. This year every person attending will need a ticket.

And the winner is . . . The winner of our April Booster Club, whose name was drawn Monday at noon by a Seton School 1st grader, is Lau-rence Rubino He won $250. Congratulations!

2nd & 4th Saturdays Seton Youth Ministry

The Youth Ministry will meet next Saturday, April 28th at 6:30pm in the gym. For more information, please con-tact Fr. Adolfo Novio, 914-528-3547 or email [email protected]. Like us on Facebook!

REMINDER FOR 8:00 MASS-GOERS! April 29th, Sunday morning’s Religious Ed classes begin with the 8:00 AM Mass; so it is very important that students be in the auditorium by 7:45 AM. If they are brought after Mass begins, they are to sit with their parents for the Mass.

�� George is mentioned in numerous historical texts, and Pope Gelasius claimed George was one of the saints "whose names are justly reverenced among men, but whose actions are known only to God." Born to a Roman officer and a Greek native, Georgios was raised to follow their Catholic faith. He became a Tribunus in Diocletian's army and later served in the imperial guard. In 303 the Emperor began an open persecution of Christians, and although Diocletian was willing to spare George for the sake of his close relationship with George’s father, George refused to sacrifice to the Roman gods. Expecting execution, George gave his money to the poor before being tortured and decapitated on April 23, 303 A.D. He is revered in both the East and the West. In English speaking countries he is known as the patron saint of England his cross (red on white background) can be found throughout England. St. George is depicted wearing Roman armor and holding a lance or fighting a dragon, which represents Christ's enemies. He is also our second patron after St. John (the first church in Shrub Oak) and St. Elizabeth Ann Seton (our current church). St. George, Heroic Catholic soldier and defender of your Faith, you dared to criticize a tyrannical Emperor and were subjected to horrible torture. You could have occupied a high military position but you preferred to die for your Lord. Obtain for us the great grace of heroic Christian courage that should mark soldiers of Christ. Amen

First Holy Communion May the Lord bestow a special blessing upon our Seton School children who received First Holy Communion on April 14th. Congratulations to these children and their fami-lies! Ella Badini, Colin Berlinski, Marykate Brown, Adam Castaldi, William Clancy, Luke Delfico, Elena Diaz-Palatucci, Sophia Eremita, Kevin Fries, Nina Gjonaj, Alexis Keeler, Gavin Martin, Katelyn O’Reilly, Charles Pistoia, Cristina Rial, Andrew Roche, Daniel Stoll

�!��"!� #��We are in the process of enhancing our safety plan for the church during Masses. Anyone with current/former law enforcement/security experience, who is willing to be part of a committee for this undertaking is invited to call Mary Ellen at the Parish Office, 914-528-3547, ext. 0. Thank You!

��$�$�%��&�'��(��)�$��We welcome six new Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Commun-ion who were commissioned last week for a period of two years. Welcome Daniel Baron, Deana DiCaprio, Joseph Gomez, Nancy Jacobs, Richard King and Anne O’Neill. The next recruitment will occur in the Fall at Seton’s Ministry Weekend.

PRESENCE: THE MYSTERY OF THE EUCHARIST

An Archdiocesan wide study of the Eucharist is coming to Seton May 17, 24 and 31. More information to follow. Save the dates!�

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BULLETIN SPOTLIGHT

This week, Seton Parish highlights Ozzy’s Auto Clinic & Discount Tire and Clark Funeral Home whose advertisements at the rear of our bulletin, along with nearly 100 other local businesses, make possible the printing of this parish bulletin by the John Patrick Publish-ing Company, 52 weeks a year. When the need arises, please patronize our advertisers.

A Note about Becoming Sponsors For Baptism and Confirmation

It is a great honor to be asked to be a sponsor for Baptism or Confirmation. The role of a “godparent” is to be an “other parent” in matters of our holy Faith. That is why sponsors must be practicing Catholics, 16 years of age or older (14 years old in the Archdiocese of New York), having received Catholic Confirmation and currently living a good Christian moral life. If the sponsor is married, that person must be in a valid Catholic Church marriage. One sponsor is required for Confirmation. It is customary to have two for Baptism, in which case one must be male and the other female. Parents may not be sponsors. A baptized non-Catholic may replace the second Baptism sponsor as a Christian witness. Non-Christians may not be Sponsors. Former Catholics may not be sponsors. A nominated sponsor is asked to get certification from his/her current parish. This is a declaration by a priest/deacon that the individual is qualified to be a sponsor according to Church Law. To be so certified, the individual must be a current parishioner of the particular parish where the certification is being sought, and be known to the priest/deacon as being a faithful practicing Cath-olic, attending Mass there weekly. Those away at college or graduate school or in the military should seek certification from their campus ministries or chaplains. Unfortunately, at times, family members or friends are cho-sen to be sponsors with good intentions, but are found to be ineligible according to Church Law. Also, more and more, people seem to think that they are still “parishioners” of their childhood parish, where they attended school or re-ceived sacraments years ago, while no longer living in the area or attending Mass there regularly. It is important for all individuals to be active members of their local Catholic faith communities. Here, at Seton, Certificates of Sponsorship are given by the pastor to registered members of the parish who are practicing Catholics, and who meet the above criteria. Please see the pastor after Mass on Saturday evening or Sunday to inquire about getting a certificate.

DECEASED PARISHIONERS Parishioners who “passed from this life to the next” during the week of April 21st in previous years: Anna B. Cacciato-re, John H. Ford, Mary C. Broderick, John Murray, Jr., The-resa Donaghy, Nicholas DeGiglio, Margaret Coffey, Law-rence Forde, Mary Young, Delia Minerva Goldenberg, Robert Kepler, William Reech, George Victor Johnston Sr., Josephine C. Johnston, Nancy Sagemino, Greta Cardo, Rosalia Caras, Agnes O’Dea, Ethel Fedorczak, Robert Per-ritano, Mary Papillo, Anna Rankin, Catherine Reby, Mary Marone, Kenneth J. Brown, Sr., Richard F. Schiefelbein, Valerie Bonaventre, Eugene Cavanagh, Frank Kamp, An-drew J. Milano, Joseph Policastro, Vincenza Tota, Eliza-beth Nash, Bronislawa Hamczyk, Antonia Gusmano, Mar-yann Bennett, Roseann Pezzano, Irene Snow, Dr. Robert F. Petrillo, Leo Nicholas, Helen T. Franze, Christopher M. Tierney, Thomas A. Odierna, Jesus Jimenez, Michael P. Gallagher, Louis Ballato, Patricia Netto, Sarah Colontino, Marie Corini, Gloria T. Trapasso, George J. Marone, Jose-phine A. Melendez, Brunhilde Winogradoff, Rosemarie Dashnaw, Angelo D’Amelio, Theodosia Shamoun

Monthly Prayer Intentions of Pope Francis The Holy Father asks the people of the world to pray with him for the following during April: Universal: For Those who have Responsibility in Economic Matters. That economists may have the courage to reject any economy of exclusion and know how to open new paths.

Food Pantry Fundraiser Join the Field Goods fresh food cooperative at the Peekskill Brewery distribution site, and for every subscription they will donate money to the pantry (make sure to designate St. Mary’s Food Pantry as your recipient choice). They also have an easy way to donate fresh produce to the pantry. Go to http://www.field-goods.com to get started.

St Columbanus Annual Card Party St Columbanus Church is having their Annual Card Party on Thursday, April 26th at 7:30pm. Please joins them for an enjoyable evening out where you can sit, relax, and be served! There will be light refreshments, table prizes, 50/50, chances to win fabulous prizes and more! For reservations, please call Car-ol at 845-528-3596 or Betty at 845-737-5159. Admission is only $10 prepaid ($12 at the door). So gather your friends, cowork-ers, family (adults only) and enjoy an evening out!

Paint n Sip Fundraiser Paint n Sip fundraiser to benefit the Franciscan Sisters of Peekskill. Join them for an enjoyable afternoon of painting and socializing at Mt. St. Francis, 250 South Street, Peekskill, at 2 PM on Sunday, April 29th. Refreshments will be served and you will go home with your own original art-work. Donation $45. For additional information call Grace at 914-737-8442 or Vickie at 914-739-0280.

��'�%*��(��%��+%��As a spiritual gift, have your dear mother remembered at the Al-tar of Sacrifice during our Mother’s Day Masses. Mother’s Day intention envelopes are available at the doors of the church. Feel free to use both sides of the envelope to record the names of (living and deceased) mothers, grandmothers, godmothers and other motherly women in your life and the life of your family. You may place it in the collection basket or drop it off at the Parish Office. All Mother’s Day Masses, with the exception of the 7am Mass offered for all the People of Seton, will be offered for these special intentions. The envelopes will then be placed near the Tabernacle for the remainder of the Month of May. �

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