T H E R O M A N C A T H O L I C C H U R C H O F

ST. GREGORY BARBARIGO Garnerville, New York 10923

SERVED BY Reverend Joseph P. LaMorte.............Pastor Reverend Monsignor Edward J. Weber ......... Assisting Oratorian Fathers of St. Philip Neri.................. Assisting Salesians of Don Bosco .......................................... Assisting George M. Albin, Jr............................ Permanent Deacon Roland F. Dowen................................. Permanent Deacon John J. Kelly ........................................... Permanent Deacon Donald A. Ruzzi......... Religious Education Coordinator Dana L. Spicer...........................Regional School Principal Donna L. Bochnik...........................................Parish Trustee Paul A. Gonoud.............................................. Parish Trustee Anthony T. Parisi.............................Finance Council Chair Carolyn E. Caramanica ................Pastoral Council Chair David C. Azarow ....................... Director of Sacred Music THE SACRAMENT OF THE EUCHARIST The Lord’s Day Saturday Evening Anticipated Mass ................. 5:30 PM Sunday Morning...............................7:30, 9:30, 11:30 AM

Weekday Monday thru Friday (at Immaculate Conception) .7:30 AM Monday thru Saturday............................................9:00 AM

Holy Days..............................7:00, 9:00 AM and 7:30 PM PARISH OFFICE 21 Cinder Road 947-1873 Monday thru Friday ................. 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM Email ................................... sgbparish@verizon.net Website ..................... www.stgregorybarbarigo.org RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 29 Cinder Road 429-2775 Email .....................................sgbreled@verizon.net Website ..................... www.stgregorybarbarigo.org REGIONAL SCHOOL 29 Cinder Road 947-1330 Email ............................................ sgbs29@aol.com Website ........... www.stgregorybarbarigoschool.org

THE SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Confessions are heard on Saturday afternoon at 4:00 PM and anytime upon reasonable request. THE SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM First and third Sundays at 1:00 PM. Expectant parents may contact the parish office to arrange for the baptism seminar at 7:30 PM on the first Monday of the month to help them understand the beauty and responsibilities of the sacrament. Adults are baptized and confirmed at the Easter Vigil after completing the stages of the Rite of Christian Initiation. THE SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY Since Catholic marriage requires a time of preparation, arrangements should begin at least six months before the proposed date of the wedding to allow for the Marriage Preparation Program and Natural Family Planning (NFP). Registered, participating and contributing parishioners may contact the parish office to begin the process. PASTORAL CARE OF THE SICK If you are planning to enter the hospital for surgery, experiencing a prolonged or serious illness, or are very weak due to advancement of age, call the parish office to arrange for the sacraments of reconciliation, communion and anointing at home, also available every Saturday morning at 9:00 AM Mass. Communal anointing of the sick is celebrated at Mass each April and October. Notify us or the Catholic chaplain at Good Samaritan, Helen Hayes and Nyack of any hospitalization so that we may be of assistance. Be sure to tell the admitting office that you are a Catholic patient and a member of St. Gregory Barbarigo parish. PERPETUAL EUCHARISTIC ADORATION CHAPEL is open all day and night for Eucharistic adoration and is located at the south end of the campus on Cinder Road in front of the parish house. Parishioners and friends are encouraged to become adorers or to stop in and spend some time in quiet prayer with the Lord. WELCOME The St. Gregory Barbarigo faith community warmly welcomes you. Please introduce yourself to Father LaMorte as you leave church so that, on behalf of the entire community we may greet you. You may register at the parish office and pick up an informational packet. Kindly notify us of any change of address.

St. Gregory Barbarigo parish is a Christian community of disciples in the Roman Catholic tradition, called by Jesus, united in Eucharistic worship and growing in faith, hope and love. Nourished through the sacraments and strengthened by God’s transforming love, we are empowered to know the gospel message and to witness it to others. As Christian stewards, we are thankful for God’s many gifts and we commit ourselves to share our time, talent and treasure in Christ-like service within our parish community and beyond. We seek God’s blessing and guidance to be faithful to this mission.

MISSION STATEMENT

TENTH SUNDAY OF THE YEAR OF GRACE June 10, 2018

Serving the Catholic Community in Garnerville, Pomona, Stony Point, Thiells and West Haverstraw since 1961

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THE TENTH SUNDAY OF THE YEAR OF GRACE JUNE 10, 2018PRAYERS FOR THE SICK The sick are comforted knowing that we pray for them. In your charity, please remember Rosa Maria Santos,George Wargo Sr., the petitions on the Wailing Wall and the intentions on the prayer network.

THE BLUE STAR BANNER, created in 1917, hung in a family’s window to show pride in a loved one serving in the armedforces. St. Michael the Archangel, keep safe those protecting our liberty: LT JAKUB BIALEK, USN; MAJOR EDWARD CARDINALE,USAF; USMC; MAJOR MATTHEW COYNE, USA; SRA DANIEL J. DWYER, USAF; PVT SHAWN GLEASON, USMC; LCDR DAVID J. HANEY, USN; PO3HUNTER MORALES, USN; CAPTAIN ERIKA NOYES, USA; LTJG JOHN PETR, USN; 2LT NICHOLAS PISANO, USA; SGT RICHARD PISANO, USMC; TSGT

CHARLES VANDERBILT, NYANG; CPL JOHN C. WAMSLEY JR., USMC; PVT MICHAEL JOSEPH YOUNG, USA; SPC TIA FOSTER YOUNG, USA.

I’VE GONE TO PREPARE A PLACE FOR YOU Please rememberFrank McNicholas, Andrew Deuch, Lucille Biever, Rita Monaco,Diane Leach, the Gulf War II casualties and these souls forwhom Mass will be offered:MONDAY, JUNE 11Saint Barnabas, Apostle

7:30 AM (IC) Lina Giulio and Fina Trulli9:00 AM (SGB) The People of Saint Gregory Barbarigo

TUESDAY, JUNE 12Weekday

7:30 AM (IC) Lucia Corvasce9:00 AM (SGB) Michele Burns

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13Saint Anthony of Padua, Priest and Doctor of the Church

7:30 AM (IC) James Faherty9:00 AM (SGB) In Thanksgiving

THURSDAY, JUNE 14Weekday

7:30 AM (IC) Mary Gaynor9:00 AM (SGB) Clyde Roberts

FRIDAY, JUNE 15Weekday

7:30 AM (IC) Kathleen Javenes9:00 AM (SGB) Intentions of Liz and Bill O’Brien6:00 PM (SGB) The People of Saint Gregory Barbarigo

SATURDAY, JUNE 16Weekday

9:00 AM (SGB) Donald O’NellSUNDAY, JUNE 17St. Gregory Barbarigo, Bishop

5:30 PM Moira Kanarian7:30 AM Our Fathers, Living and Deceased9:30 AM Our Fathers, Living and Deceased

11:30 AM Our Fathers, Living and Deceased *(IC) Immaculate Conception (SGB) St. Gregory Barbarigo

If you have arranged an intention for Mass, consider presenting the gifts of breadand wine during that celebration and kindly inform the usher.

THIS WEEK AT A GLANCESUNDAY, JUNE 10

9:30 AM Wedding Jubilee Mass and Breakfast, GymnasiumMONDAY, JUNE 11

7:30 PM Women’s Prayer Group, ChurchWEDNESDAY, JUNE 13

9:00 AM St. Anthony Blessing of Bread, ChurchTHURSDAY, JUNE 14

7:30 PM Emergency Action Committee, OLVFRIDAY, JUNE 15

6:00 PM Regional School Commencement Mass, ChurchSATURDAY, JUNE 16

1:00 PM Baptism, ChurchSUNDAY, JUNE 17

1:00 PM Baptism, Church

CALLED TO THE WATERS OF BAPTISM Last Sunday, EMMA LYNN

HERSKA AND NATHANIAL RAY MAROTTA were presented at ourbaptismal font and became children of God and new membersof our parish. We offer a warm welcome to them andcongratulations to their parents and families.

QUESTION FOR THE RIDE HOMEWho do you consider family? What are five qualities that you

feel are important for families to have?

ST. ANTHONY BREAD FOR THE POOR will be blessed anddistributed Wednesday morning after the 9:00 AM Mass.

PARISH OFFICE SUMMER HOURS Beginning June 18, the parishoffice will be open to serve you on Monday through Thursdayfrom 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM; and on Friday from 9:00 to 12:00Noon. At other times, there will be the opportunity to leave amessage in the voice mailbox which is frequently monitored.All phone calls will be returned in a timely manner. Regularoffice hours resume on Tuesday, September 4.

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY TO THE PARISH DEACONS During this season of ordination anniversaries, we include congratulations, goodwishes and thanks for their service to our permanent deacons Ron Dowen, John Kelly and George Albin. Ron was ordained on June6, 1998; John on June 11, 2005; and George on June 19, 2010.

BIRTHRIGHT BABY BOTTLE DRIVE ENDS NEXT WEEKEND Birthright bottles will continue to be collected next weekend and allproceeds will be sent to care of moms and their babies. If you forget to deliver your bottle to church, you may call the Birthright officeat 623-9098 for drop-off arrangements with them. We are so grateful and we thank you for your usual generosity to this month-longcampaign.

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STEWARDSHIP IS A WAY OF LIFE ~ GOD'S PLAN FOR GIVINGFor the Lord’s generosity, we returned to His Church

A Week Ago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10,404.50A Year Ago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11,007.75“There was always money to pay the church bills. The trouble was,it was in the pockets of the parishioners. Tithing has changedthat.”

GIFT CARD PURCHASESTotal Purchased by 27 Families . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,375.005% Commission to Parish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $218.75

OFF THE TOP OF MY HEAD

Does Roseanne Barr and other people in the news likeformer president Bill Clinton or even the previouslyunknown 20-year-old Philadelphia woman EmilyWeinman who faces several charges including two

counts of aggravated assault on a police officer, disorderlyconduct and resisting arrest following the incident at thebeach in Wildwood, NJ need to learn the act of contrition? Ihave been thinking about this recently and I am glad thatsomeone is putting this out there. Nobody knows how toapologize or express contrition anymore. So here is somewelcome wisdom from a Catholic upbringing, via MargaretRenklin of the New York Times. “One of the most useful thingsCatholic school taught me is the fundamental structure ofapology. We are all born with a powerful inclination for faultand failure. We lie. We treat others unkindly. We nurturewrongheaded notions because they make us feel a little bitbetter about our imperfect selves.

Among the higher profile cases, there is plenty tosuggest that almost no one in public life knows how to expressremorse. If you are a Catholic of a certain age, you grew upreciting the Act of Contrition every day, and you therebylearned some things about remorse. A child who learns thesewords learns that an apology consists of four parts: genuineremorse, the expectation of unpleasant but entirely deservedconsequences, a resolution not to commit the same erroragain, a sincere effort to avoid the circumstances that led tothe error in the first place. The moral imperative of the Act ofContrition has its limitations, of course, starting with thequestion of who gets to decide what might offend God. Theprayer is nevertheless a good basic template for somethingthat no longer seems basic at all: knowing how to clean up amess of your own making.

When a person causes egregious offense, theappropriate response isn’t damage control. The appropriateresponse is a genuine apology — not because you might getyour TV show back but because to acknowledge a mistake is toparticipate fully in the human community. We all mess up. Weall see through blinders. We all say hurtful things. We allnurture prejudices we don’t recognize in ourselves. It isn’tnecessary to think of these tendencies as being part of a sinfulnature to understand that they are endemic to human life. Even afull-throated apology won’t erase a colossal mistake. We will nevermake ourselves perfect. But we can try to make ourselves better, andthe culture we live in, too.”

I found it refreshing to read something so profoundin a newspaper that is not always favorable to our beliefs.There is hope for all of us, I suppose.

Father LaMorte

HOLY COMMUNION AND THE DISABLED If you have difficultywalking, please sit in the front pew on the Holy Family sidewhen coming to church. A minister will bring the Eucharistichost right to you at your place so that you are the first toreceive Communion. We will reserve the area of chairs nearestthe sacristy door for those who come in wheelchairs. If youwould like, the chalice of Precious Blood will also be offered toyou after everyone has received. We are very happy to do thisfor you.

LAY DEANERY COUNCIL is a gathering ofrepresentatives from each of the 16 parish whomeet every four months with MonsignorEmmet Nevin, dean of Rockland to work closelyand share information and coordinate effortsthat will enhance and strengthen the quality of

Catholic life, worship, and service throughout the wholecounty. Father is looking for four people who might weinterested in helping. Four volunteers will mean attending thismeeting only once a year. If you can help, please call ourparish office.

PARISH FOUNDATION With the completion of both theTappan Zee Bridge and the Palisades Interstate Parkway in1956, Rockland County was discovered and the great exodusfrom New York City turned north and over the Hudson River.Many of the newcomers came from predominantly Catholicareas of Manhattan and the Bronx and soon, the churches ofNorth Rockland were no longer adequate. Most of the youngCatholic parents moving from the city had a parochialeducation and they wanted the same for their children. It soonbecame apparent that the wisest course of action would be topress for the establishment of a new parish. Finally in 1961,with the purchase of choice land, the 55 acre Burck estate westof Garnerville, Cardinal Spellman made a decision to establisha new parish which would be named in honor of the recentlycanonized Gregory Cardinal Barbarigo. That property cost$185,000. On Friday, June 16, Father Thomas J. Darby, aprofessor of history at Cathedral College was appointed as thefirst pastor. Mass was celebrated the very next day at theformer Forester’s Hall on Railroad Avenue which had been amission church of St. Peter in Haverstraw. Mass was latermoved to the Lo-Tor Skating Rink and then to the BirchwoodCasino of Route 202 behind ShopRite. Next Sunday, we willobserve the 57th anniversary of our foundation. God has beengood to us and continues to shower His blessings upon thepeople who worship under the patronage of St. GregoryBarbarigo.

FATHER’S DAY will be observed next Sunday.On this day, we remember all of our fathers,living and deceased and offer the sacrifice ofthe Mass for them. In your contributionenvelope packet, you will see a special insertfor Father’s Day to enroll their names. These

may be placed in the Sunday offering. Additional envelopesare also in the narthex. Religious Father’s Day cards areavailable at the parish office.

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FLAG DAY will be celebrated in the United States on Thursday, June 14. At 1:00 PM, the children from the regional school willparticipate in a ceremony and everyone from the parish is invited to attend. With the increase in patriotic spirit since the war in theGulf, it is especially fitting, as proud American citizens, to demonstrate your love for the flag. Please remember to fly your flag. Manytimes at a funeral, if the deceased was a veteran, the flag that drapes the coffin is presented to the family at the cemetery on behalfof the President of the United States and a grateful nation. Whatever happens to these flags? We would like to be able to use themhere at St. Gregory Barbarigo to fly on our flag staff in front of the regional school. Why not call the office and make arrangementsfor this wonderful opportunity to remember the dead in a tangible way?

PARISH PRAYER NETWORK This group of parishioners is ready to pray for the urgent needs of those who call uponthem for help in times of difficulty. The prayer might be from home, quietly at the adoration chapel, or at one of theprayer groups. When faced with a crisis situation, people need as many prayers as possible. If you have an urgentprayer need, call Cheryl at 429-4223 or e-mail cherylm59@gmail.com.

RENEW+REBUILD PLEDGE REDEMPTION The fulfillment of your pledge commitments to this historic campaign will ensure that wecan complete our parish Renew +Rebuild projects. Thank you for keeping current each month. Now that the church air conditioningis complete, we are moving to the replacement of the lights and fixtures. The parish meeting room project is also underway withdiscussions and planning. This will be in the area behind the school and near the kitchen.

OUR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PROGRAM is looking for a few good men or women who would be interested in servingGod by volunteering to teach as a catechist. Classes are held every Tuesday and Wednesday from 5:00 to 6:30 PM andWednesday evening from 7:00 PM to 8:30 from September through May. You will get lots of satisfaction and support. If you are interested, please call Donald Ruzzi at 429-2775 or email sgbreled@verizon.net.

ENCOURAGE is a Catholic apostolate for those who have family members with same sex attraction. A new web site has been createdto help the faithful who are searching for information about Encourage; the Church’s teachings on same sex attraction; and spiritualsupport. Visit www.encourageny.com.

BE PART OF EUCHARISTIC ADORATION, especially on the First Friday of each month. The nine consecutive first Fridays(with prayers to the Sacred Heart of Jesus) were requested in personal revelation to our Lord reported by Sister MargaretMary Alacoque. The five consecutive first Saturdays (with penance and recitation of five decades of the Rosary) go backto the children of Fatima (1917) promising intercession for final perseverance to those offering reparation to Christ throughthe Immaculate Heart.

AMERICAN BISHOPS’ MEETING The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) will gather for their annual Spring GeneralAssembly from June 12-14 in Fort Lauderdale. During the assembly, the full body of bishops will address issues of immigration andrefugees, religious freedom at home and abroad as well as health care policy developments. The bishops will also completeconsultation on the upcoming Ordinary Synod of Bishops being convened by the Holy Father for 2018. Be sure to turn on your TVto the ETERNAL WORD TELEVISION NETWORK – EWTN (channel 285), NET TV (channel 48) or TELECARE (channel 296) on the Verizon FiOSTV or your other cable provider, the only place where you can see this telecast. Please pray for the bishops this week, and also forhealing in our church and peace in our world.

GRADUATION ACTIVITIES Congratulations to those graduating this year from kindergarten, elementary, secondary,college and professional schools. We applaud you in your achievements, wish you luck and ask God to bless you.This Friday morning at 8:30, the kindergarten students from the regional school will be promoted to first grade.The eighth grade students will atten their commencement Mass and exercises with their families on Friday eveningat 6:00 PM. We pray for all of our young people that their futures will be bright.

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 2018 for all of their accomplishments. God bless them with much success in the future.Congratulations to these twenty graduated from St. Gregory Barbarigo Regional School: Danielle Anne Baisley, Faith Coyle Baisley, SophieElizabeth Barr, Medgerve Jeanette Bien-Aime, Jonathan Michael Bricker, Gabrielle Ceconi, Joseph L. Corish, Megan Rose Dwyer, Emma Gallagher,Tanisha Banthier, Sean Joshua Jacobs, James Joseph Mackey, Courtney Maura Murphy, Aedan Patrick Potenza, Alexander Santos, Mallory MarieSheldon, Madison Olivia Smith, Thomas Joseph Sullivan, Connor James Tierney, Ryan Jerome Travaglini.

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SUPERMARKET GIFT CARD PROGRAM FOR SHOPRITE AND STOP & SHOP are sold in the narthex when you come to Masson Saturday night and Sunday morning and at the parish office every day in denominations of $10, 20, 25, 50 and100. This is an easy and effortless way to raise funds for parish programs with no cost to you. Just purchase the cardat face value and 5% is returned to SGB. You can use them like cash – they work on a declining balance system. Itis great for gifts or every day use. Father always uses them when he does his grocery shopping for the parish house.

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DP MURPHY COMPANY Every two months, our envelope supplier mails weekly contribution packets to our parishioners. It wouldbe helpful if you would advise the parish office if there is any problem with this mailing, when you will be away for several months,or if you will be moving away from our parish so that we can make the appropriate changes with the distribution. If you no longeruse contribution envelopes, we will be reviewing the list of those who receive this mailing and remove those from the list who nolonger use envelopes to contribute to the parish. Thank you for your continued generosity. We encourage the use of contributionenvelopes when donating to your parish.

COME TO THE FEAST Tickets for the parish feast day luncheon on June 24 from 12:30 to 3:00 PM in the schoolgymnasium will be on sale this weekend in the narthex and at the parish office during the week. The bountifulluncheon catered by Kevin Lynch will feature chicken Francese, basa fish oreganata, penne a la vodka, sausage andpeppers, salad and dessert. Tickets are $20 per person. Children under 16 are free. There will be a chance to winbeautiful gift baskets and raffles. Ask your friends to come with you and bring your family.

EMERGENCY ACTION COMMITTEE has been advising Father on the best ways to keep our worshipers safe while they are at church.Although we cannot predict if, when or where a tragic event could take place, it is so necessary for all of us to take precautionarymeasures so as to ensure the safety and security of our priests, parishioners, students, employees and volunteers. It is a sadcommentary on our times that we must take these measures, but we have to be as proactive as we can be in addressing what hasbecome a reality for all of us. This committee will meet on Thursday of this week at 7:30 in the OLV conference room.

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