THE CHURCH OF ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST 71 Murray Avenue, Goshen, New York 10924

www.sjegoshen.org - Tel: 294-5328 - office@sjegoshen.org

Fresco Showing an Ancient Christian Agape Meal, Catacombs of Saint Callixtus (3rd Century)

A last-minute reminder that we will honor and thank Fr. Peter and Msgr. Bayani for their service to St. John’s at a reception in McCaffrey Hall today following the 12:00pm Mass. Everyone is most welcome.

+ + + Our parish picnic will be on Monday, September 5 (Labor Day) at Myron Urbanski Memorial Park on Craigville Road. The day begins at 11:00am, and includes food and drink, entertainment, and games for the children. You may RSVP after Mass, or by sending an email to picnic@sjegoshen.org, with your name and the number attend-ing. While there’s no cost for the picnic, we’d like to get as accurate a count as possible for planning purposes.

+ + + It’s very rare that I watch television, so my exposure to the Olympics has primarily been through the newspaper

TWENTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME - AUGUST 28, 2016

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 2016 8:00 AM Madelynn Ann Walsh 5:00 PM St. John’s High School Class of 1956 6:30 PM For the Parishioners of St. John’s SUNDAY, AUGUST 28, 2016 8:00 AM Archangel Saracino 10:00 AM Lucy Cifuni 12:00 PM Gloria Vallone MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 2016 6:30 AM 5:15 PM Louis Jadas TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 2016

6:30 AM 10:00 AM Mass at Valley View 5:15 PM William Carberry WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 2016 6:30 AM 5:15 PM Fanny Valasquez THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2016 6:30 AM 8:30 AM Mass at Burke Catholic High School 1:00 PM Mass at Orange County Jail 4:00 PM Confessions 5:15 PM Thomas Valerio FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2016 - FIRST FRIDAY 6:30 AM 5:15 PM Thomas Valerio SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2016 8:00 AM 4:00 PM Confessions 5:00 PM Peter and Alice Bach 6:30 PM For the Parishioners of St. John’s SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2016 8:00 AM Eleanor Petak 10:00 AM Beverly Dembeck 12:00 PM Martin Coyle

THE TWENTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME MASSES FOR THE WEEK

Clergy and Staff

Rev. George Hafemann, Pastor Rev. Peter Heasley, Parochial Vicar Rev. Jeffrey Pomeisl, Parochial Vicar Rev. Msgr. Bayani Valenzuela, Parochial Vicar Rev. Joseph Komonchak, Weekend Associate Deacon Tom Jordan Deacon James Faulkner School Principal: Lisa Ferraro School: 294-6434 Religious Education Coordinator: Cathy Fife Religious Education Office: 294-6847 Parish Office

73 Murray Ave. Monday - Friday: 9:00a.m. to 4:00p.m. Phone No. 294-5328 Fax No.: 294-2577 Mass Schedule

Saturday 8:00 a.m. Sunday Vigil 5:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. (Spanish) Sunday 8:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m., 12:00 noon, Weekdays 6:30 a.m., 5:15 p.m. Adoration - Monday thru Friday: 6-9 p.m. First Friday - 7:00a.m. - 7:30a.m. Saturday Sacrament of Reconciliation

Saturday 4:00 to 4:45 p.m. Thursday before every First Friday 4:00 to 4:30 p.m. Sacrament of Baptism

The sacrament of Baptism will be celebrated in English on the first and second Sundays of the month at 1:30pm, and in Spanish on the fourth Sunday of the month at 1:30pm. Couples who are awaiting the birth of a child may call the parish office to schedule an appointment with one of the priests. Sacrament of the Sick

Please call the parish office if you or your loved one in Orange Regional Medical Center, Health Care Facility or Homebound so a priest may come and visit. Parish Membership

Every family in the parish should be properly registered. If you move to another parish, or change your address, please notify the rectory and give the old as well as the new address. If you are not registered, we cannot serve you by issuing testimonial letters in connection with sponsorship for the Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, and Matrimony. We also cannot give recommendations for positions, schools, or character references if we do not know you.

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COLLECTION FOR AUGUST 21, 2016

1ST $ 5,785 2ND $ 5,115

ASSUMPTION $ 189

On Thursday, September 1st in McCaffrey Hall, doors open at 5:45pm and

games start at 6:45pm. Team # 3

Schedules for the Week of September 3/4

Extraordinary Ministers Lectors 5:00 p.m. C. Quinn F. Warren 6:30 p.m. M. DeLeon 8:00 a.m. J. Morena E. Dorian 10:00 a.m. M. Iaquinto A. Palazzola 12:00 p.m. M. Lundy N. Krebs

In your prayers please remember William Carberry, John A. Regal,

Josephine T. Scalia and all of the souls in Purgatory.

We are happy to announce that St. John School is accepting applications for the 2016-17 school year,

from pre-K to Grade 8. You are invited to attend our next Touring Tuesday, or schedule a tour at a time

that works for you. RSVP to the school office at 845-294-6434 for a tour

or to schedule an appointment. Families may apply to St. John School and learn about

eligibility for financial assistance in three ways: 1. Use our NEW online application portal,

www.ApplyCatholicSchoolsNY.org; 2. Call 646-794-2885, option 2;

3. In person by visiting the school. We look forward to welcoming you to our family!

Please join us at the farewell gathering for Fr. Peter and Msgr. Bayani on Sunday, August 28,

following the 12:00pm Mass.

Pray for the safe and speedy return of our men and women serving overseas, especially Specialist John Donovan,

SGT. Shawn Jamieson, SGT. Steven Marasco, SGT. Timothy Marino, CPL. Gerard Scparta,

and Corey Seipp

Beginning Tuesday, September 6, and continuing until further

notice, daily Mass will be celebrated on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 6:30am, and on Wednesday at 5:15pm.

BAPTISM

We welcome Annabella Mia Mendez to the Catholic community of

St. John the Evangelist

SPONSOR CERTIFICATES

Please remember your must be registered for at least six (6) months in order to receive sponsor certificates.

Thank you.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION There is still time to register your child for Religious Education classes. If you have not already done so,

please contact the office. We provide religious instruction for all students in

Grades K-8. Classes begin the week of Sunday, September 11th.

We offer our prayers and best wishes to Patrick Griffin and Michelle Swensen

Who will be married at St. John’s on Saturday, September 17, 2016

St. John’s Rosary Makers is looking for additional help in their ministry. They will now be meeting on the second Wednesday each month at 3:30pm. The next meeting will be Wednesday, September 14th at 3:30pm on the 2nd

Floor of the Parish Office. Use the elevator in the back to the 2nd floor. They are seeking donations of wire rosary

beads. They are going to the inmates at the Orange County Jail. Please consider giving your older rosaries a new life in evangelization. They may be left in the wooden box on the

shelf in the church vestibule. If you have any questions, please call MaryAnn Saviello at (360-5180).

This Friday, September 2nd, is First Friday. Confessions will be heard

Thursday, September 1st from 4:00 to 4:30pm. Exposition of the Blessed

Sacrament will begin after the 6:30 a.m. Mass and continue until Saturday morning at 7:45am in the Chapel. There is a sign-up

sheet where you can list the time you would wish to spend with Our Lord in the Blessed

Sacrament. Remember, the Blessed Sacrament should never be left unattended.

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BULLETIN SICK LIST: PLEASE NOTE:

We will place names in the list for a period of six (6)

weeks. If you wish the name repeated you must sub-

mit a new form. Requests will be accepted only from

the sick person or an immediate family member, also,

include the relationship with said person.

Detach and return:

I would like my name entered in the Bulletin Sick List

and give my permission to do so.

NAME (Print)

________________________________________

DATE: _________________

__________________________________________

SIGNATURE & RELATIONSHIP

(MUST BE A FAMILY MEMBER)

SICK LIST REQUEST—To all those who have a family mem-ber on the sick list, Please update your request. The forms must be

up-dated every six (6) weeks . THANK YOU

In your prayers please remember Suzanne Arnowitz, Barbara Jean Brancato, James Bruno,

Bob and Patricia Frederick, Abby Furco, JoAnne Gale, Evelyn Glynn, John Kennedy, Agnes Gertrude Keough,

Kim Martin, Florence Navarro, Thomasina Nelson, Mary O’Brien, Susan O’Brien, John Patane, Sr., Linda Pedersen, Marie Ramirez, Gianna Rose,

Lisa Shina, Karen Taphorn, and all those in need, that they may recover through the healing power of Our Lord.

Hospice of Orange and Sullivan Counties Fall Volunteer Training

The primary role of our volunteers is to provide com-panionship and or caregiver relief to persons on Hos-pice and their families. Volunteers share skills and in-terests in a manner that provides comfort and enriches the quality of life for those served. Volunteers provide companionship through presence, listening to music,

reading and reminiscing etc. We offer various areas of volunteering within our or-

ganization, one of which is support in both Newburgh and Middletown. Once the prospective volunteer has graduated the training, they can provide support in the

geographic location in which they reside. All interested community members are welcome. Hos-pice also welcomes prospective volunteers who ar evet-

erans, bilingual and/or Snow Birds.

Where: The Community Church of Wurtsboro, 134 Sullivan Street, Wurtsboro, NY 12790

When: Mondays 10:00am—5:00pm 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17, 10/24, 10/31

Please contact Debra Epstein, Director of Volunteer Services at 845-565-4849 or

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SCHOOL SUPPLIES DRIVE

The Goshen Central School District’s Youth Ending Hun-ger Club is conducting its annual school supplies drive.

Their goal is to provide backpacks and school supplies for children of local families in need. Please consider donating

an item or two for this worthy cause. Some of the items needed include composition notebooks, index cards, post-it notes, binders, binder divider sheets, backpacks, loose-

leaf paper, highlighters, markers, pencil sharpeners, pocket folders (regular and plastic), pencil cases and colored pen-cils. You may leave your donations in the box located in the church vestibule, or deliver to Goshen Intermediate

School. We appreciate your continued generosity.

RENEW & REFRESH Retreat for High School teens, Friday, September 2nd at 7:00pm through

Sunday, September 4th at 3:00 pm; Sunday Mass and Commissioning of our new Cap Corps Volunteer Commissioning at 2:00. Relaxing retreat and social time with CYFM community, a wonderful time of spiritual refreshing and fellowship with new friends and

those you met on DDA, COP and CAM. Come and experience our welcoming community, make new

friendships, strengthen old ones and get to know our NEW Cap Corps Volunteers. Cost $115.00 pp for

materials, meals and lodging. Registration deadline is Tuesday, August 30th. Send application (available at CYFM.org on “events” tab) and a $60.00 non-

refundable deposit payable to CYFM. Capuchin Youth & Family Ministries PO Box 192, 781 Route 9D Garrison,

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Next Sunday, September 4, 2016 is food

pantry Sunday. Please be as generous as you can to help the needy of the area.

Please be sure to indicate the amount of your donation on your collection envelopes. Thank you for your

continued generosity.

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and ESPN.com. One story that caught my attention is that of Abbey D’Agostino and Nikki Hamblin, run-ners for the United States and New Zealand teams respectively. For those who might not be familiar with what happened, here are some details, culled from aleteia.org:

After colliding into a fellow runner during a 5,000-meter qualifying heat on Tuesday, United States runner Ab-bey D’Agostino could have kept on running. Her coach even told her be-fore the race, “If you go down…get up, dust [yourself] off, have a quick look around and then get right back to running.” Instead she turned around and helped New Zealander Nikki Hamblin stand up and encouraged her to finish the race, saying, “Get up. We have to finish this.” Hamblin and D’Agostino continued to race together side-by-side, as it turned out D’Agostino was more severely in-jured than Hamblin and was struggling to finish the race. Hamblin wanted to return the favor and offered encour-agement to the grimacing D’Agostino. Despite running in absolute pain, D’Agostino finished the race behind Hamblin and was taken away in a wheelchair. Both runners were ad-vanced to the final, but after an MRI on Wednesday, D’Agostino discovered she had completely torn her ACL and will not be able to run for quite some time. The awe-inspiring event is being de-scribed as the definition of “true Olympic spirit” and a wonderful ex-ample of “sportsmanship,” but really it is better described as an expression of D’Agostino’s deep and abiding Chris-tian faith. She said in a statement to the media, “Although my actions were instinctual

at that moment, the only way I can and have rationalized it is that God prepared my heart to respond that way… This whole time here he’s made clear to me that my experience in Rio was going to be about more than my race performance — and as soon as Nikki got up I knew that was it.”

Despite the fact that Abbey D’Agostino is quite clear-ly a person worthy of our admiration and emulation, some of those who commented on the story took her to task for not getting right back up and running as fast as she could, with a view to placing at the head of the pack. After all, the thinking goes, winning is the only thing that matters. Really? While the vast majority of commentators saw this epi-sode for what it is, it’s still disconcerting that someone – more than one “someone,” in fact – would suggest that basic human decency should take a back seat to winning at all costs. Yet the “win or it's not worth the effort." mentality seems to be more and more the norm, rather than the exception. (I’m sorry to say that I saw it manifested by a visiting coach in more than one OCPSL game last year.) Why are we sur-prised, then, at the steroid scandal in baseball, or the NFL’s “Deflategate” saga a few years ago, or any of the myriad cheating episodes that we hear about? If we drill into our children the idea that winning is eve-rything, then we have no right to be shocked or disap-pointed when they cash in whatever moral sense they have for the sake of the prize. I’m going to devote more space to this topic over the coming weeks, because it’s emblematic of much that’s wrong in our society (whether it’s a cause or merely a symptom, I don’t quite know). In the meantime, we can be grateful to God for giving us people like Ab-bey D’Agostino and Nikki Hamblin; their parents, their teammates, and their countries have every reason to be most proud of them. Faithfully your priest, Fr. George Hafemann

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BIBLE BASICS 29: THE LETTERS OF SAINT PAUL, PART II

Fr. Peter Heasley

Last week, we looked at the overall structure of a Greco-Roman letter and we began to see how Paul uses that form to assist his proclamation of the Gospel. Paul evangelizes, like the other apostles, in person, visiting many cities on his three missionary journeys. The letters assist in that proclamation by giving Paul the chance to respond to particular situations. As he does so, he makes universal statements of Christian theology.

A clear example of Paul’s theological use of the letter format comes to us in perhaps his very first letter, I Thessalonians. Dating to around 50-51 AD, or even earlier, it is likely the earliest Christian document we have. In

it, Paul seeks to assure the people of Thessalonica, whom he had visited in his second missionary journey, that those who have already died in Christ are by no means removed from the glory of the expected second coming of Christ.

Paul begins with an Address in I Thess 1:1, in which he includes Silvanus and Timothy as co-senders. It could be that these two had a hand in the composition of the letter as well. From there, the Body

of the letter begins in the Exordium, with a Thanksgiving (“We give thanks to God always for you all…”) (1:2-10). Here, Paul mentions specifically the joys and trials the Thessalonians have known, guided by the Holy Spirit. Then, Paul recounts in the Narratio his missionary work among them and the troubles that Timothy has noticed in Paul’s absence (2:1–3:13).

Paul now sets out to resolve these issues, specifically two of them. There are two Confirmatio (arguments), each with its own Propositio (thesis statement). In the first, Paul tells them that their moral conduct should imitate that of himself and the other missionaries (4:1). There follows a list of good moral behaviors – chaste marriage, quiet living, and self-sustenance (4:2-12). Paul often makes such lists in his letters, both of good moral behaviors and patterns of evil conduct.

Then, Paul addresses the question of the resurrection of the dead for everyone. It seems that Timothy has brought this concern of theirs to Paul, who now addresses it in a second Propositio (4:13-14) and Confirmatio (4:15–5:11). Those who have already died (whom he calls “asleep”) will rise again when the Lord Jesus appears in his Parousia, followed by those who remain on earth. The early Christians expected our Lord’s imminent return. To this, Paul responds that while that day “will come like a thief in the night” (5:2), the good moral conduct of Jesus’ followers will find them on guard for his return.

Paul builds onto these two points an exhortation to good conduct. This is the Peroratio (5:12-24), which reflects some of the points that he has made in the two Confirmatio of the letter. Paul then fills his Conclusion with Greetings and a Blessing (5:25-28). Interestingly here, Paul commands that his letter be read publically, a practice that has continued in the Church every Sunday for nearly two thousand years.

Paul’s other letters follow this basic format, some greatly more complicated (like I and II Corinthians) and others shaped into more of a treatise style (Romans and Ephesians). These letters, like those of Peter, James, John, and Jude, support the public preaching of the apostles. These letters now support the faith that we have received from God through our family, friends, neighbors, and perhaps still, the missionaries we have known.

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