Our Lady of the

Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church

WELCOME TO OUR PARISH! We hope you have felt at home in our church this weekend.

Please feel free to join us as often as possible, you are most

welcome.

Rectory Office:

34-24 203 Street, Bayside, NY 11361-1152 PH: (718) 229-5929, Fax (718) 229-3354

www.olbschurch.org

Hours:

Monday to Friday: 9am-5pm, 6:30pm-8:30pm;

Saturday: 9am-5pm; Sunday: 9am-1pm We are served by:

Rev. Robert J. Whelan, Pastor

Ext. 124 frbob@olbschurch.org

Rev. Mark Matthias, Parochial Vicar

Ext. 118 frmark@olbschurch.org

Rev. Msgr. William J. Flood, Assistant

Ext. 122 (Pastor Emeritus of Our Lady of Grace Church)

Rev. Vincent J. Gallo, Weekend Assistant

(Pastor Emeritus of St. Pancras Church, Glendale)

Rev. Bryan J. Carney, Resident

Ext. 120 (Chaplain - Flushing Hospital) Mrs. Joan Kane, School Principal

34-45 202 Street, Bayside, NY 11361-1152 (718) 229-4434 Office www.olbsschool.org

Mrs. Carol Pacifico and Mrs. Barbara Tcolakian,

Secretaries

Sr. Carla Lorenz, PBVM, Dir. of Religious Education

(718) 225-6179 olbsreled@hotmail.com

Mrs. Rosanna Lombardi, Secretary

Deacon George Bourbeau

Ext. 112 deacongeorge@olbschurch.org

Deacon Ernesto Avallone

Ext 112 deaconernesto@olbschurch.org

Deacon William J. Molloy

Ext 112 deaconbill@olbschurch.org

Mr. Michael Martinka, Director of Music

Ext. 117 music@olbschurch.org

Mrs. Jane Brunhuber, Secretary

Ext. 110 secretary@olbschurch.org

Mrs. Linda Farrell, Bookkeeper

Ext. 115 bookkeeper@olbschurch.org

Receptionist, During Office Hours, Ext. 111

DAILY MASSES:

Monday - Friday: 7am, 9am, Saturday 9am

Public Holidays: 9am only

WEEKEND MASSES: Saturday: Vigil 5pm

Sunday: 8am, 10am, 12noon

Holy Days: As Announced in Bulletin/Website

Sacrament Information: See inside front cover

Church is open daily until 5pm!

September 13, 2015

24th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Big Bucks—Bingo Weekly Bingo Jackpot Is $1,000!

$2,025 in prizes every Friday!

Team 3 will work on Friday, 9/18/15

If you can volunteer, please call 718 229-5929 ext: 110

2015 ANNUAL REPORT All coordinators of parish organizations or ministries

are asked to submit a report to the pastor of the past

years activities by October 15th for inclusion in the

2015 Annual Report to be published in November.

S-12th 5pm John & Richard Basoa

(Karen Traver)

Patrick O’Shea (M/M John Baginski)

Anthony Kyve D. Arollado

(Honofre & Thelma Delfin)

Mary Many (anonymous) M-14th 7am Chester Baginski (M/M J. Baginski)

9am John & Marion Cronan (Cronan Fam.) Tu-15th 7am Rosa Felice & Lina DiCarlo

(Laura DiCarlo)

9am Antonio Mottola (Concetta Mottola) W-16th 7am Rose Papagno (Rose McInerney)

9am Pecunia & Genco Families

(Yolanda Pecunia) Th-17th 7am Saverio Polvere (M/M Vittorio Paradiso)

9am Jesus Mejia (Martha Mejia) F-18th 7am Walter Hoera (Paula Hoera)

9am Catherine & William Gould

(Mary McLoughlin) S-19th 9am Salvatore Celano (Brigida Celano) 5pm Patrick O’Shea (M/M Michael Reilly)

Michael Lobmeier (Sana Heba)

Barbara Miro (M/M Peter Cuomo)

Thomas Verruso (Dorothy Sherlock)

Sept. 2015 Mass Intentions—(Gift of)

Rev. Msgr. George T. Deas, Pastor Emeritus (not in residence)

Michael Albanese

Peggy Devine

Vincent Peluso

Angela Vangi

Casimir Visminas

Jack Vitale

Rosemarie Bates

Shamus Cavanagh

Brian Deasy

Theresa Della Croce

Brendan McGuire

Marie Rowland

William Stolz

Betty Gimblit

Michael Hurley

Janet Leone

Maria Leone

Peggy Monfort

Vivian Papa

baby- Joseph Vangi

WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3

“Please pray for the sick…”

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Sacraments and Prayer Eucharistic Adoration: Begins every Friday after Holy

Communion at the 9:00 AM Mass. Concluding prayers and the

Benediction Rite for this holy hour begins about 10:15 AM.

Baptism: Instruction classes are held on the last Saturday of

each month in the rectory at 11 AM. Parents should call the

rectory to make arrangements before they attend the class and

bring with them a copy of the child’s birth certificate. Baptism

is administered on the 2nd Sunday of every month at 1:30 PM.

Confession / Reconciliation: Saturday: 4:00 PM to 4:45

PM or by appointment with one of the priests.

Marriage: A couple must come to the rectory to make ar-

rangements for their wedding at least six months in advance

of their proposed wedding date. Please call the rectory to

make an appointment. Marriage preparation (Pre-Cana) is avail-

able directly through OLBS as well as through the diocese.

Please contact Laura (718 352-9247) or the rectory for informa-

tion on the OLBS program. For information on the diocesan

program, please log on to www.pre-cana.org

Anointing of the Sick: One of the priests should be called

as soon as there is a sign of serious illness.

Communion of the Sick: Anyone who cannot attend Mass

because of illness may receive the Eucharist at home on a regu-

lar basis. Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion assist

the priests in this ministry. Please call Agnes, Communion of

the Sick Coordinator, at 718 631-4793, or the rectory.

Cenacles of Life: Mondays 7:30pm - Rosary and Eucharistic

Adoration; and Saturdays at 8:15am Rosary in the church.

Liturgy of the Hours: Monday to Friday before 9am Mass.

What is the Importance of Eucharistic Adoration? Eucharistic adoration is the respect and worship we

give to Jesus, who is truly present to us under the ap-

pearance of bread and wine. The Eucharist is a price-

less treasure; by not only celebrating it but also by

praying before it outside of Mass we are enabled to

make contact with the very wellspring of grace. As St.

Alphonsus Liguori noted, “of all devotions, that of

adoring Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament is the greatest

after the sacraments, the one dearest to God and the one

most helpful to us.: (CCC 1418)

HOLY HOUR

FOR FAMILY LIFE AND VOCATIONS

Sept., 25th, at 7:30pm, Immaculate Conception Center, Douglas-

ton . Join us as we unite ourselves in prayer with Pope Francis as

he visits NYC.

We are a Ti th ing Par ish

CTC BLOOD DRIVE

Monday, September 14th Parish Center - 4:30pm-8:30pm

Come join us on Wednesday eve-nings, Sept. 16th & 23rd, in the school cafeteria (Sept 30th, Oct. 7th, 14th, 21st in auditorium) be-

tween 7pm and 8pm . For information call: 347 218-2889. $10 per class or 6 classes for $50.

Hospitality Weekend - Sept. 19th-20th Come join us! We are all looking forward to a new

school year. This weekend will be sponsored by the

Home School Association. Let’s make this an OLBS

family event. Come with your children, family and

friends. Join us for refreshments, friendship and fel-

lowship! See you in the parish center after the 5pm,

8am & 12 noon Masses; after the 10am—cafeteria.

DAY AT THE RACES AT BELMONT The Brooklyn Council of the National Council of Catholic Women Day at Belmont will be Saturday,

October 24th - Gates open at 11am. Cost: $50, in-cludes hot lunch. For tickets call Kay at 917 854-1384 or Jean 718 352-4178 by October 10th. Tickets purchased after October 10th will be charged a 25% surcharge-new Belmont ruling.

ADULT CHOIR

The Adult Choir has begun rehearsing for the season. Rehearsals are Tuesday evenings at 7:45 in the church choir loft. If you are interested in joining the choir please E-Mail Michael Martinka at: mu-sic@olbschurch.org for more information. SENIOR CITIZEN LEISURE GROUP

1st Meeting—Wed., 9/16, 12-4pm, cafeteria

SEPARATED AND DIVORCED Meeting Wed., September 16th, Parish Center at 7:30pm. For information call Maria at 718 939-8252.

ARMED FORCES PRAYER LIST

If you would like prayers requested in the

bulletin for a loved one in the Armed

Forces, please call the rectory at ext: 110.

Jason & Allison Carter, Conor Crosby, Sheldon Diaz,

Eric Hauser, Lieutt. Heather O’Donnell, Michael McHugh,

Catherine McManus, Jennifer & Michael Minnick, Adam

Mohler, Capt. Andrew Pesature, Lieut. Daniel Pesature,

Robert Rendall, William Rendall, Shawn Smith, Capt. Vidhi

Persaud, Bryson Ciampa, USMC, Luke Mixon, Rct. Sergio

Geico, USMC, Paul Chapman, Lieut. Gavin White, 2nd Lieut.

Richard Dolan

Please visit: www.woundedwarriorproject.org

TEEN CLUB REGISTRATION

Our parish 7th and 8th grade parochial and public school age student program meets Wednesday eve-ning 7-8:30pm in the gym. Registration: (9/16 and 9/23 from 7-8:30pm in the GYM. Meetings, are held in the gym (beginning 9/30) and dances in the audito-rium. Calendars are provided for all meetings and dances at registration.

CYO Registration To register for Fall 2015 OLBS CYO Soccer - Grades 1-8, please go to www.olbscyo.com to register. There is a separate Soccer Grades 1-8 registration, and a separate section for Soccer Grades

1-8 Uniform ordering. If you have any questions, please contact Eric at www.olbssoccer2005@yahoo.com or 917 868-4299.

Nicaragua Mission Team

We now have 11 missioners who will be part of our Parish Team: (Fr. Mark, Dcn. Molloy, Sr. Grace Ann, Nancy Gentile, Maureen Ivory, Catherine Lagoa, Mike Martinka, Meghan Molloy, Helen Gillespie, Anthony Ercolano and Margaret Brower. If you are looking for the opportunity to be the presence of Jesus to those in need, call Nancy at 718 229-4607 or Margaret at 718 461-7128 or at mmbrower1@yahoo.com. Please check the parish website for our Mission page. You will be able to support any of the missioners by clicking on his/her name. Go to olbschurch.org - select “our missionaries” “organizations” “Nicaragua Mission”. Sept. 25-26 will be our fundraising weekend. Please bring cash or check (payable to OLBS Mustard Seed or the missioner you support) for the mission that weekend.

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Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults—(RCIA)

Each year we depend on you to invite any adult you know who might be interested in learning more about the Catholic Faith. This group includes: Catholics who were baptized but never received the Eucharist and Confirmation; Christians desiring to become Catholic and non-Christians or those of no professed faith. Encourage anyone interested to call Sr. Carla at 718 225-6179 for more information.

PARISH BOOK CLUB

Please join us on Tues., 9/29, at 7 pm. in the Mary Mullaney Room—parish center, 203rd Street entrance. Be ready to discuss, “All the Light We Cannot See”

by the multiple award-winning author, Anthony Do-

err. Come join us for great fellowship and friendship.

RAS Board Meeting Monday, 9/14, 7:30pm, cafeteria

HSA GENERAL MEETING

Wednesday, 9/16, 7:30pm, auditorium

Irish Dancing

Tuesday9/15, 4:45pm, cafeteria

Symbolon: The Catholic Faith Explained

Mark your calendars now (Wednesdays - October 7, 14, 21, 28 and November 4th at 7:30 in the Parish Center) for one of the most exciting programs Our

Lady of the Blessed Sacrament has ever presented.

Symbolon: The Catholic Faith Explained, is a vi-brant, life-changing program . The compelling ses-sions of this bold series guide parishioners through the breadth and richness of their Catholic faith. Presented by some of the most trusted Catholic teachers in the world, this unique video and discussion experience will transform the way you live your faith. This program is sponsored by the Adult Faith Formation Team, and the

Evangelization Team.

Come join us for an experience you won’t soon forget.

Rosary Altar Society!""!""!""!""Seeking talented singers, dancers, musicians, and comedians for the OLBS Rosarian Christmas show on Monday evening Dec 7th. Do you have a talent you can share to make our Christmas variety show the best one ever? If so, please contact Louise 347-218-2889 or lsanantonio@verizon.net It's not too early to start practicing-both solo & group acts are welcome.

THANK YOU FOR MEMORIAL GIFTS

Please Remember Them In Your Prayers

SANCTUARY CANDLE & ALTAR BREAD & WINE

Giuseppe Fedele

Gift of Sara & Rosetta Fedele & Patricia Cali & Family

Respect Life Committee: Efforts to de-

fund Planned Parenthood are alive and well!

The release of undercover videos showing a will-

ingness by Planned Parenthood officials to traffic

in fetal organs and tissue has quite properly

stirred strong reactions in Congress and the gen-

eral public. A bill "To prohibit Federal funding of

Planned Parenthood Federation of America" was

introduced in the House. (H.R. 3301). Considera-

tion of the Senate bill ( S. 1881) was blocked but

can be brought up again. Please contact your

Senators and Representative! Go to the National

Committee for a Human Life Amendment—

nchla.org—and follow the link to tell Congress to

defund Planned Parenthood.

Reflections Winter Issue Deadline: September 15th. Next meet-ing will be on Thurs., Oct. 1st, at 7:30pm - rectory.

Altar Servers Saturday, 9/19

5pm:Maria & Gabriella Celano, George Arnold Sunday, 9/20

8am:Michael Grassotti, Ante & Alenka Sokosa 10am:Angela Bacarella, Joseph Candela, Dylan Rendall 12pm:Nicolas, Gerard & Joanna Palmieri

New Altar Servers If you would like to become an Altar Server (Grades 4 thru 8),

classes will begin on Wednesday, October 7th, at 4pm in the

church. For information call Kathleen at 718 352-2239.

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Please Pray for our Deceased

Harold Mosberg, Andrew Rogers, Barbara Miro,

Rebecca Napolitano, Bruce Bardone

In Christ, Father Bob

2015 Annual Catholic Appeal

Thank all those who donated so far. We have reached our goal in pledges—all your new pledges will come back to the parish. Please make your pledge soon. To date, 282 donors have pledged $97,295 and $86,966 has been paid. Our goal is $93,090. Thank you for your support.

A Gift For You from the K of C In anticipation of Pope Francis upcoming visit to the US, the Knights of Columbus Council #430 would like to give every family in the parish a gift. A copy of Pope Francis's book "The Joy of the Gospel" will be handed out by the Knights after all Masses this week-end.

K OF C Raffles

As a fund raiser for all of their good works, the Knights of Columbus council #430 will be selling raffles next weekend after all Masses - $10,000 in prize money!

CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY

DIOCESAN COLLECTION - Sept. 13th This second collection is for the Catholic University of America, the national university of the Catholic Church in the U.S., located in Washington, DC. CUA provides an academically rigorous education guided by Catholic intellectual tradition to nearly 7,000 students every year. More than 4,000 students directly receive schol-arship aid from this Collection, including many from

our diocese. Please be generous.

STEWARDSHIP — A way of life

TITHING: God’s plan for giving…

We recognize some of the good deeds by the children in our par-

ish: Victoria, Gr. 2, cleaned her room; Veronica, Gr. 3, fed the

dog; 2014 Sept. 6th (23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time) 2015

$8,240.00 Collection $8,006.00

$2,897.00 Faith Direct $2,783.90

761 Attendance 667

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From the Pastor’s Desk….

Dear Parishioners, Congratulations to Fr. Larry Ryan on his installation as Pastor of Holy Name of Jesus Church. I know he is grateful for our prayers and encouragement. Please join me in welcoming Kathleen Giuliano to the pastoral staff as a part-time Youth Ministry Coordinator. Her duties will include leadership of our Teen Club for junior-high age and the Catholic Teen Community (CTC) for high school age. She has personal experience in these ministries growing up here in the parish and membership in our Young Adult Ministry (YAM) as well. We will soon be blessed by the visit of our Holy Father, Pope Francis to America and our own city. In fact he will visit our diocese, flying in and out of JFK Airport. While few will be able to see him up close, the media coverage will be extensive, including our own NetTV. Please pray for the success of his pastoral visit as he brings the joy of the gospel to the people of Cuba, the White House, Con-gress, the U.N. and the International Gathering of Fami-lies in Philadelphia. Many thanks to the Knights of Co-lumbus for the gift of Francis’ Joy of the Gospel which you will receive today. Also thanks to Gleason Funeral Homes we are giving out prayer cards of Pope Francis next weekend. Walk with Francis next weekend by par-ticipating in our food drive for the needy in honor of his visit. And bring someone to Mass on Welcome Sunday, September 26-27 while the Pope is in our midst so that you can share your Catholic faith and love of the Lord with others while the moment is ripe with interest and excitement.

FOOD DRIVE - Sept. 19th-20th

In honor of Pope Francis’ visit to NY, we will have a Food Drive NEXT WEEKEND! - Needed non-perishable items, eg., canned meats/fish, beans, soup, baby formula, cereal,

juice boxes, peanut butter. Please bring them to church.

PAPAL MASS TICKETS - 9/25/15

We have received only 2 tickets for the Mass with Pope Fran-cis at Madison Square Garden on Friday, 9/25. We will offer them as a pair to one winner of a lottery to be drawn on Mon-day, 9/14, at 3pm. To enter fill out a form at the rectory after Mass today, or by tomorrow that includes the two names, and one contact address and telephone number. Please Note: Tickets are not transferable. You must be seated by 3pm and remain 1/2 hour after Mass until the Holy Father has exited. See the notice on church bulletin boards for further details.

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In Christ, Father Bob

SUNDAY MASS INTENTIONS

Sunday Mass Intentions are now being accepted

for your intentions for two of the three Masses

celebrated on Sunday; the third will be offered for

all OLBS parishioners each week.

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Words of Life!

“Only with prayer - prayer that storms the heavens for justice and mercy, prayer that cleanses our hearts and souls—will the culture of death that surrounds us today be replaced with a culture of life.” - Pastoral Plan

for Pro-Life Activities - A Statement of the U.S. Catholic Bish-

ops. www.goo.gl/oABHUy

Your Vocation

“Who do you say that I am??” The One who calls is the Messiah, the Son of the living God. Weill you follow Him as a priest, deacon, brother or sister? Call the Vocation Office at 718 827-2454, or email: voca-tions@diobrook.org.

Lectio Divina

I will walk before the Lord, in the land of the living

Mark 8:27-35

“Whoever wishes to come after me must deny himself, take up his cross, and follow me.” In this famous passage about Christian discipleship, we usu-ally tend to focus on Jesus’ call to take up our cross. It can seem as though the choice to be Christian is a choice for pain and suffering. But we must not forget the last part of this verse: Jesus tells us to follow him. He is walking this journey ahead of us. He is the one

who first takes up the cross.

Consider what’s involved in “blazing your own trail.” You have to advance face-first into the brambles and bushes, you have to navigate the right direction to your destination, you have to scale the hills and cross the waters without the aid of stair or bridge. On the other hand, when we hike on a path that someone else has created, we are spared all of these extra trials. Yes, the journey may still be intense, but we make it with confidence, knowing that we are going in the right direction, and that we have every advantage along the way thanks to someone else’s efforts. This

is what it is to follow the path of Christ.

Did You Know...?

Sunday Mass Presiders: Sept. 19th-20th schedule is subject to change - (in parentheses will preach)

Around the Diocese

*Concert: The Joyful Choir of N.Y. - Sun., 9/13, 6:30pm, Sacred Heart Church, 215-35 38th Av., Bayside - free admission.

*Rachel’s Helpers: Post-abortion healing 9-week bible study program

for women. Small group beginning Tuesday, 9/15, 7:30-9:30pm. Con-

fidential, no fees, light refreshments - 718 939-6646.

*Bus Trip To Sands Casino, Bethlehem, PA: St. Josaphat Ch., 9/16, 8:30am - Reservations: 917 921-7631.

*Day of Recollection on Forgiveness: Bishop Molloy Retreat House, 9/17, 10-2pm - Guest Speaker Det. Steven McDonald (NYPD Ret.) 718 739-1229 or www.bishopmolloy.org .

*The Story of a Soul (St. Therese of Lisieux): One woman live per-formance from St. Luke’s Productions—9/19, Our Lady of Grace, Gravesend, Bklyn, 7pm-9:30pm. Tickets: $10 - Call: 718 627-2020.

*Bicycle Safety: Boy Scout Community Service: 9/26, St. Anastasia Church, 12pm-3pm - 917 562-4603.

*Women Discerning Religious Vocation: 9/26 - 718 680-9422.

*Pilgrimage: Fatima, Lourdes & Santiago De Compostela - Nov. 10-20—Fr. John Mendonca - 718 897-4444 x-301

*TACHS Registration Forms: They are in the rectory and must be re-ceived at the TACHS Office by 10/7/15. 1-866-618-2247.

*Pilgrimage-Eucharistic Congress, Philippines: Bishop DiMarzio & Timothy Cardinal Dolan, 1/22 to 2/1/16-516 605-1551.

*Pilgrimage: Italy, March 30-April 7th, led by Bishop Paul Sanchez—www.ccbq.org or call 718 722-6202.!

*Retreats at Bishop Molloy Retreat House: 718 739-1229.

*Diocesan Pre Cana Information: Visit www.pre-cana.org

*Adult Services: 718 229-7320 - Catholic Charities affiliate.

*Relief for Homeless Families: Call Catholic Charities at 718 674-1000 or 929 234-3036.

*Alzheimers Adult Day Program: 718 358-3541

Pre-Cana

OLBS will be offering marriage preparation on Fri. evenings, Oct. 16th & 23rd and Sat. morning, Oct. 24th (all 3 sessions must be attended). Please call Laura: 718-352-9247 or the rectory: 718-229-5929.

“We welcome our newly baptized!” Leandra Gandolfo, Jaden Carter Lopez, Ayden Snow Ospina

MOMMY @ND ME Thrsday, 9/17, 9:30am, auditorium

Mass Scripture Readings Readings for weekday Masses are available on the homepage

Mon., The Exaltation of the Holy Cross; Tues., Our Lady of Sor-

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Sun., 9/20 Wis 2:12, 17-20 Jas 3:16--4:3 Mk 9:30-37

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