St. Margaret of Antioch

3rd Annual

Family Picnic

Sunday, September 17th

1 PM to 6 PM

All Welcome

Naurashaun Swim Club (no swimming) Food, Games, DJ, 50/50 raffle - (BYOB)

$ 25 – adult $ 65 - family Picnic Tickets & 50/50’s ($ 5.00 each - 6 for $ 25.00) available

at St. Margaret’s Parish Center & after weekend Masses

For more info or to purchase a ticket go to smparish.com

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From the Desk of Father Raaser

There are certain days that will live in infamy: Pearl Harbor, the assassination of President Kennedy, the explosion of the Challenger and tomorrow, September 11th. We all know where we were, what we were doing when the news first came to us at 8:46 AM on that clear and beautiful Tuesday morning. We want to, indeed, need to remember.

Remember the innocents that died that day, the heroes who were created that day; we remember what evil can do to us. But I think the most important thing to remember about 9-11 is what happened after the terrible fact. We as a nation and for a bright shining moment even the world came together—all the differences were gone, and together as one family of humanity we prayed, we helped, the most noble of virtues came alive. Our sense of faith increased, the churches were crowed again, and people went to Mass and prayed the rosary. Life seemed to be changed; the word sacrifice was mentioned, even admired. People realized what was truly important in this life: God, family, nation. Out of the horrible evil, good was emerging. There was hope; a better world was being born. As time went on, however, we forgot, we began to feel secure in our own power and self-reliance, faith and trust in God were forgotten, and sacrifice once again was for the sucker.

Ribbons, candles, even doves can never take the place of God and sincere prayer. The entire event will never make any sense without the eyes of faith. No one will ever give us all the answers we are looking for, but faith tells us that despite the evidence, God is still with His people.

We are called, indeed, to look back, to remember, to give pause to grieve the violence, destruction and death as well as to rejoice the acts of courage, mercy, and solidarity the day and those that followed. But we are also called to look forward, into a future that is not defined by the evil of that day but instead is shaped by hope, possibility, and the grace of God. The essence of forgiveness is the lifting of a burden, the releasing of a debt, the refusal to allow past actions and failures to define the future.

As we remember the events of September 11 a decade and six years ago when four hijacked airplanes wreaked such destruction and evil; neither can we forget the events of 2,016 years ago when God's own Son, surveying a field of broken lives and desolate hearts, chose to call down from heaven forgiveness, not vengeance, and opened a future marked by mercy, trust, and hope. That's what forgiveness can do. May God rest the souls of those who died, and bring peace of soul to their families, most particularly our 81 brothers and sisters from Rockland County.

Try to attend Mass tomorrow and pray for the dead, their families and friends and for peace in our world.

Welcome Back to School

We welcome back to the 64th academic year of our school our Principal, Mrs. Maldonado, our dedicated faculty and staff and our 267 students and their families. May the prayers of St. Thomas Aquinas, patron of schools bless our school family and our benefactors.

Parish Picnic

I hope to see you all next week at our annual Parish picnic. Tickets are available after the Masses this weekend as well as in the Parish Center, and if your other plans change, you can purchase tickets at the Naurashaun Swim Club on Sunday.

Page 3 Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time MASSES FOR THE WEEK Sun., Sept. 10th – Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time 4:30 PM – John, Evelyn & Robert Casey 5:45 PM –Mario Kraus 7:30 AM – James & Faith McKenna 9:00 AM – Martin Dolphin 10:30 AM – Fr. Mychael Judge 12 Noon – For the Parish 5:30 PM – George McCarthy

Monday, Sept. 11th - Weekday 7 AM – Poor Souls in Purgatory 9 AM – For the Victims of 9/11

Tuesday, Sept. 12th – The Most Holy Name of Mary 7 AM – Eileen Kelly 9 AM – Peter O’Callahan

Wed., Sept. 13th – Saint John Chrysostom, Bishop and Doctor of the Church 7 AM – Christine Solanto 9 AM – Bridie Halton & Patrick Smyth

Thurs., Sept. 14th – The Exaltation of the Holy Cross 7 AM – Jimmy Calzache 9 AM – John Korchak

Friday, Sept. 15th - Our Lady of Sorrows 7 AM – Melville O’Conner 9 AM – Carolyn Yaccino

Saturday, Sept. 16th – Saints Cornelius, Pope, and Cyprian, Bishop, Martyrs 9 AM – Ellen Strathy 12 Noon – Margaret & William Lavelle

Sun., Sept. 17th – Twenty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time 4:30 PM – Vincenzo & Joseph Prainito 5:45 PM – Patricia Spicer 7:30 AM – Marion, Frank & Michael Loftus 9:00 AM – Helen Dougherty 10:30 AM – William & Mary Young 12 Noon – Jack Shaughnessy 5:30 PM – Raymond Pezanowski

The 5:45 PM Saturday evening Mass resumes this Saturday, September 9th.

CHURCH MEMORIALS: Flowers are placed at the altar this week in loving memory of:

Christine Solanto

Weekly Collection for September 3rd - $ 9,696.81

Thank you for all who have contributed to the collection.

Daily Readings of the Week

TWENTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

Sunday Ez 33:7-9; Rom 13:8-10; Mt 18:15-20

Monday Col 1:24—2:3; Lk 6:6-11

Tuesday Col 2:6-15; Lk 6:12-19

Wednesday Col 3:1-11; Lk 6:20-26

Thursday Nm 21:4b-9; Phil 2:6-11; Jn 3:13-17

Friday 1 Tm 1:1-2, 12-14; Jn 19:25-27 or Lk 2:33-35

Saturday 1 Tm 1:15-17; Lk 6:43-49 Readings for Next Sunday

TWENTY-FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

First Reading: Sirach 27:30—28:7 Sirach advises all to forgive the faults of their neighbor. Only by forgiving the sins of others, can a person expect to be forgiven his sins.

Second Reading: Romans 14:7-9 Paul stresses that no one is his own master; we are responsible to the Lord, and we belong to him in both life and death.

Gospel: Matthew 18:21-35 This narrative points out the difference between mercy and justice. When Peter asks how often he should forgive someone who wrongs him, Jesus answers, “…not seven times: I say seventy times seven times.” Jesus then narrates the story of the king who was merciful to his official by forgiving him all his debts, but this same official showed no mercy to his own servant.

Wedding Banns III Steven Landis & Christine Gertsch II Shane Moncrief & Christina Cioppa I Richard Roccaruna & Meagan Gildea

MASS and RECEPTION FOR FATHER PAUL

On Sunday, October 1st Saint Margaret will celebrate the 12 Noon Mass followed by a reception in

Toner Hall for Father Paul. Please join us as we say a special goodbye to

Father Paul.

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Saint Margaret School News…

WELCOME BACK TO SCHOOL

Our Kindergarten - Grade 8 students officially began the 2017-2018 school year on Thursday, 9/7. However the 11th is when we can excitedly share that all students from PreK - grade 8 are raring to learn.

St. Margaret of Antioch's mission of educating the whole child is to ensure that our students are college, career and heaven ready. We are proud of our Catholic identity that enables us to truly be stewards of the Lord. We look forward to participating in endeavors that deepen our understanding of self as we follow in Christ's footsteps, in addition to using such graces to achieve our academic goals.

September's Value of the Month: FAITH Scripture: 2 Cor 5:7 Reflection: From whom have you received the gift of faith?

Join us for St. Margaret’s School

FIRST COLOR RUN!

Saturday, Sept. 23rd at Albertus Magnus High School Registration begins at 8:15 am

Race begins at 9:15 am

Parishoners and Families Welcome!

Sign up early! - Tickets $25 Available at www.stmargaretschool.com

Registration for CYO Basketball (Boys/Girls Competitive Grades 3-8)

will end September 13th. Tryout schedule is as follows

(all candidates must attend at least one of their scheduled tryout sessions):

Mon, 9/18: 3rdGirls - 6pm, 3rdBoys - 7:30pm

Wed, 9/20: 4thBoys - 6pm, 4thGirls - 7:30pm

Sat, 9/23: 6thGirls - 9am, 6thBoys - 10:30am, 7thGirls - 12pm

Sat, 9/23: 7thBoys - 1:30pm, 8thGirls - 3pm, 8thBoys - 4:30pm

Mon, 9/25: 6thGirls - 6pm, 6thBoys - 7:30pm

Tues 9/26: 5thBoys - 6pm, 5thGirls - 7:30pm

Wed 9/27: 7thGirls - 6pm, 7thBoys - 7:30pm

Fri, 9/29: 8thGirls - 6pm, 8thBoys - 7:30pm

Sat, 9/30: 3rdGirls - 9am, 3rdBoys - 10:30am, 4thGirls - 12pm

Sat, 9/30: 4thBoys - 1:30pm, 5thGirls - 3pm, 5thBoys - 4:30pm

Registration for Boys/Girls Clinic Grades K-2 will remain open until November 8th.

(Clinic schedule will also be posted soon).

THE GOOD NEWS FROM YOUR PREP

+ + +

Prayers to Begin a School Year

God of wisdom and might we praise you for the wonder of our being, for mind, body and spirit. Be with our children as they begin a new school year. Bless them and their Teachers/Catechists and Staff. Give them strength and grace as their bodies grow; wisdom and knowledge to their minds as they search for understanding; and peace and zeal to their hearts. We ask this through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

To all of our Families, Catechists and Volunteers, Welcome back to a New Year in PREP!

Many Blessings upon all. + + +

PREP Registration may be completed on line using this link: smparish.com/registration PREP Classes begin the week of September 11, 2017 at 4:00 pm or 7:00 pm in the cafeteria. Our Catechist & volunteer meeting will be Saturday September 16th beginning with the 9:00 AM Mass and meeting to follow in Toner Hall.

ST. MARGARET PARENTING CENTER

Has re-opened and takes place from 9:30 - 11:00 AM

Every Wednesday in Toner Hall (lower Church).

For more information please call: Erika Fitzpatrick @ 845-826-3843

R.C.I.A. – Sessions will be starting in October for any adult or teenager who is interested in learning about or joining the Catholic Church. Also, we welcome our Baptized Catholics who did not complete reception of the sacraments.

Call Mrs. Terry Anselmi at 845-735-5238 or Saint Margarets at 735-4746.

“Share What You Can”

Our next collection takes place

Saturday/Sunday, October 7th/8th

We invite you to “SHARE WHAT YOUCAN” by donating non-perishable foods at Saint Margaret’s Church.

Suggested Items: boxed cereal, juice boxes, canned vegetables, soup, beans, tuna fish, peanut butter/jelly, instant potatoes.

(no glass containers - please )

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Afternoon With “Sinatra” Sponsored by St. Margaret’s

Triune Council Knights of Columbus

Sunday, September 24th at 2 PM in Toner Hall Light refreshments served before the show.

Help support K of C Charities. Tickets may be purchased for only

$ 12 at the Parish Office or by contacting: Frank Traina (201) 248-0053

or Kevin McGovern (845) 735-2444

Career Opportunity: The Knights of Columbus is seeking a candidate for a career opportunity representing their insurance program. A complete benefits package with this full-time position. To qualify, one must be eligible for membership in the Knights of Columbus. For more info, please contact: Bill Schneidr, General Agent, at

914-420-6836 or william.schneider@kofc.org

BECOME A KNIGHT – Triune Council- K of C 2052 Invitation to practicing Catholic Men who want to join with others that support the practices of the Church, & The Charity, Fraternity, Unity & Patriotism within the Order of Knights. For more information: K. McGovern at 845-735-2444 or

C. Nawoichyk – 845-735-3969

Dominican Convent, Sparkill – Speaker Series – Thurs., Sept. 28th – 7 PM. Dr. Elizabeth A. Dreyer – “A Deeper Look at Incarnation: A Foundation of the Christian Story. FREE. Register required: online sparkill.org/events. 845-359-4136.

St. Zita’s Villa Adult Home for Women - Open House & Family Fun Day Sat. Sept.16. A Rockland County, Catholic owned/operated adult home for mature women, invites all to its annual Open House/Gala Family Fun Day – Sat., Sept. 16, 11am - 4pm. Co-sponsored by Catholic Daughters Court John Paul II. Include a Fall Bazaar, Chinese Auction, Bake Sale, Games/fun-filled activities for the entire family. Barbeque hosted by K of C Joyce Kilmer Council 1177. Prospective residents & families encouraged to visit & experience the spirit of St. Zita’s. Rain date: Sun., Sept. 17 (same times).

Located: 50 Saddle River Rd, Monsey, NY. For info, contact Sr. Maureen (845) 356-2011.

Saint Margaret Rosary Altar Society

Next Rosary Altar Meeting will take place on Sunday, September 10th after the 10:30 AM Mass in Toner Hall.

Rosary Makers will take place on Tuesday, September 12th in The Doyle Center.

9/11 – 9/17 – Team #2 – M. Young

9/18 – 9/24 – Team #3 – M. Clark

9/25 – 10/01 – Team #4 – T. Anselmi 10/02 – 10/08 – Team #5 – A. Byrne 10/09 – 10/15 – Team #6 – S. Bellocchio 10/16 – 10/22 – Team #1 – G. Possavino 10/23 – 10/29 – Team #2 – M. Young 10/30 – 11/05 – Team #3 – M. Clark

The Dominican Sisters of Sparkill are looking for volunteers. (Dominican Convent, 175 Route 340, Sparkill, NY) Ages 13 – Adult; Share your talents… Play an instrument, sing, dance, visit, read with Sisters, transport to activities, play games, organize a party, run an activity. Sign up to volunteer now!

Contact Life Enrichment & Volunteer Coordinator Denise Rieser, ADC (845) 359-2112

PADRE PIO CHILDREN’S ROSARY GROUP All Children (& parents) are Welcome! We will explain briefly & recite the rosary prior to the 9 AM Mass. We will attend Mass together following recitation of the rosary – the 1st Saturday each month 8:30 AM at Saint Margaret. Light refreshments will follow in Toner Hall. For more info call: Maura, Grace or

Kathryn McGraw (SMS students)– 845-359-0529 –Coordinator: Mr. McGraw

One to One Learning will present STAR-FEST VIII on the Marydell property, 640 N. Midland Ave, Upper Nyack on Sun., Sept.17 at 3:30 PM. It is an evening of musical entertainment with beautiful Hook Mountain as a background. Local professional performers: John Patrick Schutz, Tommy Dunn, Jan Lynch, Robert Mattern, Sue Matsuki, Carolyn Montgomery, Richard Skipper & others. Complimentary food will be provided by many local restaurants for A Taste of Rockland. Tickets are $30.00 in advance and $35.00 at entrance. Call Sr. Cecilia LaPietra - (845) 512-8176 for tickets/info.

American Heritage Girls is in Rockland County! St. Francis Parish has chartered American Heritage Girls Troop NY1315, and is now accepting registrations for all interested girls in K-12, as well as adult volunteers. Girls have already joined from St. Francis, St. Paul’s and St. Margaret’s. Want to learn more about this Christ-centered program for girls? Visit www.ahgonline.org and enter 10994 in the Locate a Troop box, or e-mail kerribennett@optonline.net

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TRIP TO WEST POINT - Michie Stadium

ARMY vs. UNIVERSITY OF EL PASO

On Saturday, September 30th sponsored by St. Catharine’s Church.

Time of departure TBD. Cost: $74 includes ticket, coach bus, beverages, tailgating(food included).

Please call Joe, 646-648-0823 or JOGGER3@OPTONLINE.NET

Elizabeth Seton Women's Center, a ministry sponsored by the Sisters of Charity of N Y is always looking for new members to join our group of women dedicated to fostering friend- ships & sense of community with each other by participating in charitable endeavors through the area. Our next meeting is Wed., Sept. 20th at 7pm at the Nanuet Library. For more information please call the director as 845-598-4189 or email us at director@elizabethsetonwomenscenter.org.

CENACLE OF LIFE Wednesdays: 6 – 6:45 PM Promoted by Fr. Andrew Apostoli, to defeat the culture of death & elevate a culture of life. 2 rosaries & a fast 1x a week (traditional fast is bread & water, or fasting from a favorite activity could be done if you cannot fast), to implore God’s mercy through his mother. Group meets on Wednesdays in Church. All are welcome.

Call: Terry at 735-5238 or Margaret at 735-7398 www.CenaclesofLife.org

For Divorced, Widowed & Separated Men & Women Beginning Experience of the Hudson Valley

A weekend of hope and healing (a weekend designed for those who wish to let go of the painful past and create a more peace-filled future). At St. Lawrence Retreat Center, Beacon, NY October 6 to 8, 2017 presented by people who have “been there” and offer their support. Endorsed by the Archdiocese Office of Family and Youth. All faiths are welcome. Space is limited – pre-registration is required. Call: MaryAnne (914)260-5087) or Phyllis (914)261-5812 Email: ny.hudson.valley@beginningexperience.org Website: www.beginningexperience.org/hudsonvalley

Saint Margaret’s wishes to thank

Neil T. O’Sullivan, CPA/PLLC

for advertising in our Church bulletin.

Remember your deceased loved ones at Saint Margaret’s by:

-Having flowers placed at the altar in their loving memory;

-Having the Sanctuary Lamp burn in a deceased loved-one’s memory;

-Enroll your deceased loved-one in the Parish Holy Souls Society;

-Have an announced or unannounced Mass celebrated in your loved-one’s memory.

Bereavement Sessions (Ministry of Consolation): St Francis of Assisi, W. Nyack, Tuesdays, Sept. 19 - Oct. 31, 7 PM-8:30 PM . Please call the rectory 634-4957 to register. If you have lost a loved one, come for discussion, understanding & faith in healing. BEREAVEMENT H.A.N.D.S. Support group for parents who have lost a child. Founder, Ann Carucci. Meeting: 6:30-8 PM at H.A.N.D.S. head-quarters, 9 Scott Drive, New City, free of charge. Also, one-on-one counseling sessions. Widows & widowers group meet Monday evening at same address as above. Phone: 634-6706, Fax: 634-9199;

Email: Hands423@aol.com

SAINT MARGARET OF ANTIOCH CHURCH

PARISH OFFICE (Parish Center)

33 N. Magnolia St., Pearl River, NY 10965

Phone: 845-735-4746; Fax: 845-735-4744;

Web: www.saintmargaretparish.com

Parish Office Hours: Mon. – Fri., 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM

PARISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PROGRAM – PREP

(Parish Center) – Phone: 845-735-5489

SAINT MARGARET SCHOOL Phone: 845-735-2855

MASS SCHEDULE Saturday: 4:30 PM & 5:45 PM

Sunday: 7:30AM, 9:00AM, 10:30AM, 12 Noon, 5:30PM

Weekdays: Monday – Friday – 7:00 AM & 9:00 AM Saturday – 9:00 AM & 12 Noon

Reconciliation: Saturdays 9:30 AM – 10:00 AM & 11:00 AM – 11:45 AM

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