Parish Bulletin - St.Hyacinth RC Church

Parish Bulletin - St.Hyacinth RC Church

SAINT HYACINTH R.C. CHURCH
319 CEDAR SWAMP RD.
GLEN HEAD, NEW YORK 11545
Parish Bulletin
Rev. Marian Bicz, Pastor
Rev. Jerzy Breś, Associate
Rev. Matthew Pomilio, Weekend Assistant
Ms. Eileen Meserole, director of Religious Education
Mrs. Carol Peise, Administrative Assistant
Dr. Rollin Smith, Organist
Bogdan Czerwonka, Organist, Polish Mass
Phone: 516-676-0361
Fax: 516-674-4728
www.churchsthyacinth.com, or www.parafiaswjacka.com
email: [email protected]
Parish Thrift Shop
Donations : Mondays 9:00am—noon
Shopping : Wed. 9:00am—2:00 pm and
Sat. 9:00am—1:00pm.
All Saints Regional Catholic School: 516-676-0762
www.asrcatholic.org
Principal: Very Rev. Dom Elias Carr
CELEBRATION OF EUCHARIST - MASS
Sat. Evenings:
5:00 pm
Sundays: 7:30am, 9:00am, 10:15am (Polish), 11:45 am
Weekdays: 7:00 am & 12noon Monday through Friday
Saturdays: 7:30am and adoration
Holy Days
Eve Vigil: 5:00 pm
Day: 6:45 am; 12noon & 7:30 pm (in Polish)
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION - PENANCE:
Saturday - 4:00-4:45 pm
The Sacrament may also be celebrated at other times by
appointment with a priest.
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM:
Baptism is celebrated each Sunday immediately after the
11:45 Mass. Registration and Parental instruction are required
before Baptism. Please call the Rectory for an appointment
several weeks before the desired date.
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE:
Marriages are to be arranged at least six months in advance,
and prior to any social arrangements. Pre-Cana Conferences
required. Schedule is given during the first appointment with
the priest.
SACRAMENT OF THE SICK & VISITATION OF THE SICK:
Please call the rectory to arrange for the Sacrament of the Sick
The Commemoration of
All the Faithful Departed
November 2, 2014
If we have died with Christ,
we believe we shall also live with him.
— Romans 6:8
Please Consider Remembering
St. Hyacinth Parish in Your Will.
MASSES FOR THE WEEK
SATURDAY, November 1
7:30am – +Mary Mapleson-Woll Anniversary (Family)
5:00pm – + Maria & Stefan Bicz (Son)
SUNDAY, November 2
7:30am – +All Souls
9:00am – +All Souls
10:15am (Polish) +Dusze w czyścu cierpiące
11:45am – + All Souls
MONDAY, November 3
7:00am—+All Souls
12:00pm—+ Julia Boglioli (Family)
TUESDAY, November 4
7:00am -+ Anna Kopian Anniversary (Family)
12:00pm—+All Souls
WEDNESDAY November 5
7:00am –+All Souls
12:00pm – For Our Parishioners & Benefactors
THURSDAY, November 6
7:00am – +Frank Latawiec (Family)
12:00pm— +All Souls
FIRST FRIDAY, November 7
7:00am – +All Souls
12:00pm—+Mary Lambert (Daughter)
7:00pm—+ Andrzej Wesołowski
SATURDAY, November 8
7:30am + Ester Arnoldo
5:00pm – +Leokadia, Władysław Kalinowski (Family)
SUNDAY, November 9
7:30am – + Jan Kuranski (Family)
9:00am –+ Harriett & Robert Grabher (Family)
10:15am (Polish) Polish Independence Day
(Polish Veterans Post #45)
11:45am –+Marian, Marianna and Stanisław Wozniak
(Arnoldo Family)
Financial Corner, October 26, 2014
Sunday Collection: $5,013.00
Catholic Ministries Appeal $1,155.00
Our sacrificial giving made in gratitude to the Lord for
His sacrifice for us.
ALL SOULS
Recently a friend told me that someone had
discouraged her from praying for the dead, saying she
should pray only for the living who need it more.
Our Catholic tradition encourages both. Today’s feast
goes back to the monks of Cluny in 988AD and was
accepted by Rome in the 13th century. It
Carries on an even older tradition. In his encyclical
Saved in Hope,. Pope Emeritus Benedict reminds us
that early Jewish tradition holds the idea that one can
help those gone before us through prayer. Furthermore, he adds, it has been a fundamental conviction
of Christianity that love can extend to the afterlife
and reciprocal giving and receiving are possible. Our
affection for one another endures beyond the bounds
of death. God’s word comforts us as we pray,
reminding us that the souls of the just are in God’s
hands and at peace, and the faithful shall abide with
God in love, that we have been reconciled to God by
the death of the Son and that the Father’s will is that
everyone who believes in the Son will have eternal
life.
CANDLE PRAYER
Lord, May this candle be a light for you to enlighten
me in my difficulties and decisions.
May it be a fire for you to burn out of
me all pride, selfishness and impurity.
May it be a flame for you to bring
warmth into my heart towards my family, my neighbors and all those who meet me.
Through the prayers of Mary Virgin and Mother I
place in your care those I come to pray for especially
____________ I cannot stay long with you in this
church; in leaving this candle I wish to give to you
something of myself. Help me to continue my prayer
into everything I do this day. Amen.
PRAYER FOR THE HOLY SOULS
(for all our departed brothers and sisters)
Merciful Father, hear our prayer and console us. As
we renew our faith in Your Son, whom You raised
from the dead, strengthen our hope that all our
departed brothers and sisters will share in His
resurrection, who lives and reigns with You and the
Holy Spirit, one God for ever and ever. Eternal rest
grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine
upon them. May they rest in peace. Amen
2015 MASS BOOK IS OPEN
There are a few weekday masses left
for the month of December 2014.
This weekend November 2nd
REMEMBER TO “FALL BACK”
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME ENDS
Sight and Sound Theatre, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
MOSES
Afternoon Performance 2:45PM Dinner 6:30PM
For those who are going on the trip to the Sight and
Sound Theatre, Saturday November 22nd the bus will
leave St. Hyacinth Parking Lot at 8:00AM Sharp.
We suggest that you bring lunch for the bus ride, since
the dinner reservation is at 6:30PM. You can also buy
food at the theatre before the show.
HELP WANTED in PARISH THRIFT SHOP
If you have time to spare,
we need volunteers in the parish thrift shop.
Mondays
9:00AM to 12:00PM
Wednesdays 9:00AM to 2:00PM
Saturdays
9:00AM to 1:00PM
Please call the rectory office or speak to one of the
ladies in the thrift shop if you can volunteer.
All Saints Regional Catholic School
Casino Night
Friday Night November 7th 7:00PM to 11:00PM
St. Patrick’s Parish Hall
Tickets $50.00 per person in advance or
$60.00 at the door. Includes: $50.00 in poker chips,
buffet dinner & soft drinks
We Welcome the Newly Baptized
Benjamin David Much
PLEASE PRAY FOR
All the Sick, the Elderly, the Homebound
Baby Bennett Robert Richards
Lisa Klingenberg & Dave Daly
Eternal rest grant unto her O Lord,
and let perpetual light shine upon her
Anna Laszewicki
May she rest in peace.
Wspomnienie Wszystkich
Wiernych Zmarłych
Wspomnienie Wszystkich
Wiernych Zmarłych Kościół
obchodzi 2 listopada i w tradycji
polskiej dzień ten jest nazywany
Dniem Zadusznym lub inaczej
"zaduszkami". To wspomnienie
wprowadził opat benedyktynów
w Cluny we Francji, św. Odilon
(Odylon). On to w 998 r.
zarządził modlitwy za dusze wszystkich zmarłych w
dniu 2 listopada. Termin ten i sama idea szybko
rozprzestrzeniły się we Francji, Anglii, Niemczech,
Italii. W XIII w. zwyczaj ten w Kościele rzymskim
stał się powszechny. W XV w. wytworzył się u
dominikanów w Wanencji zwyczaj ofiarowania w
dniu 2 listopada trzech Mszy św. przez jednego
kapłana. Papież Benedykt XIV w 1748 r. rozszerzył
ten zwyczaj na całą Hiszpanię. W 1915 r., podczas I
wojny światowej, papież Benedykt XV na prośbę
opata - prymasa benedyktynów pozwolił kapłanom
całego Kościoła odprawić w tym dniu trzy Msze św.
Jedną w intencji przyjętej od wiernych, drugą w
intencji wszystkich wiernych zmarłych, a trzecią w
intencji papieża. Zwyczaj ten nie jest traktowany jako
obowiązek. Kościół w tym dniu wspomina zmarłych
pokutujących za grzechy w czyśćcu. Chodzi więc o
których nie mogą wejść do nieba, gdyż mają pewne
długi do spłacenia Bożej sprawiedliwości. Prawdę o
istnieniu czyśćca Kościół ogłosił jako dogmat na
soborze w Lyonie w 1274 r. i na XXV sesji Soboru
Trydenckiego (1545-1563), w osobnym dekrecie o
czyśćcu. Sobór Trydencki orzekł prawdę, że duszom
w czyśćcu możemy pomagać. Cała wspólnota
Kościoła przychodzi z pomocą duszom czyśćcowym
zanosząc w tym dniu prośby przed tron Boży. Aby
przyjść z pomocą zmarłym pokutującym w czyśćcu,
żyjący mogą w tych dniach uzyskać i ofiarować
o d p u s t y
z u p e ł n e .
Nabożeństwo do dusz czyśćcowych było i jest bardzo
żywe. Świadczą o tym uroczyście urządzane
pogrzeby, często zamawiane Msze św. w intencji
zmarłych, w Kościele rzymskim powszechne są Msze
św. gregoriańskie (30 Mszy św. po kolei przez 30 dni).
W Polsce istnieje nawet zgromadzenie Sióstr
Wspomożycielek Dusz Czyśćcowych, założone przez
błogosławionego o. Honorata Koźmińskiego kapucyna.