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
Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
August 17, 2014
O God,
let all the nations praise you!
Psalm 67
Please Consider Remembering
St. Hyacinth Parish in Your Will.
MASSES FOR THE WEEK
SATURDAY, August 16
7:30am –+Margaret Walshe 2nd Anniversary
(Scott Family)
5:00pm –+Joseph Bauer Anniversary (Family)
SUNDAY, August 17
7:30am – +Carolyn Kozikowski (Rena Campbell)
9:00am – +Maria Pasieka (Jakobsze Family)
10:15am (Polish) +Karol Wiencierz 2nd Anniversary
(Wife & Children)
11:45am – God’s Blessing for Ann Jablonski on the
occasion of 104th Birthday
MONDAY, August 18
7:00am—
12:00pm— +Stefan Makowski & Jadwiga Kapica
(Family)
TUESDAY, August 19
7:00am 12:00pm—For Our Parishioners and Benefactors
WEDNESDAY August 20
7:00am –+Theodore & Shirely Kopczynski
(Sobieski & Pascale Families)
12:00pm –
THURSDAY, August 21
7:00am – God’s Blessing for the
Senior Priests living at St. Pius X
12:00pm— +Czeława Lupińska (od Janiny)
FRIDAY, August 22
7:00am – +
12:00pm—+Mary Fannon nee Scott (Scott Family)
SATURDAY, August 23
7:30am
5:00pm – +Loretta & Jerry DiDiego (Theresa Palumbo)
SUNDAY, August 24
7:30am – +Katarzyna Mokrzycka (Family)
9:00am –+Frank Latawiec (Wife Joan)
10:15am (Polish) + Jozet Kuzma
Władysława Faszczewska Rodzina
11:45am –+Walter Holmgran (Jakobsze Family)
Financial Corner, Sunday’s Collection: $ 4,865.00
Our sacrificial giving made in gratitude to the Lord for
His sacrifice for us.
PRAYER TO SAINT HYACINTH
O holy St. Hyacinth, patron of our
parish, we ask you to intercede for us
and win God's blessings for our parish.
We come together as family to bring
praise and worship to the Father. May
we live lives that are holy and worthy of
the name Christian. Bless us with your
devotion to Mary the Mother of God and
with an ardent faith in Jesus in the
Blessed Sacrament. Win for us the graces to continue
to live according to gospel values and the teachings
of the church. Intercede for us and protect us as we
place ourselves under your patronage and care.
REFLECTING ON GOD’S WORD
“Beggars can’t be choosers!” we might say to a child
who asks for a different candy bar from the one we
have handed him. “Beggars can’t be choosers!” we
might think as we watch a struggling mother sort
through hand-me-downs at the free store. “Beggars
can’t be choosers!” we might tell ourselves when we
are mistreated by someone we rely on to supply our
needs. Those four little words may seem logical and
harmless. Yet, how many children, unemployed,
elderly, sick, or otherwise vulnerable people have lost
their self-respect and stopped voicing their needs
because they believe those four little words! Today’s
scriptures challenge us to stop using, or even thinking, those four words. They invite us to see that, yes,
beggars can and should be choosers. The first and
second readings seem directed to those who feel they
deserve better than others. They show God’s mercy
extending to all who call on and love the name of the
Lord, and remind us that all of us have disobeyed,
thus all of us are beggars. The Gospel speaks to those
who feel they deserve worse than others. The
Canaanite woman is held up as a model to imitate,
not someone to be scorned and rejected. We are
encouraged never again to let feelings of
unworthiness convince us that our needs don’t
deserve a hearing, respect, and a response.
Virginia Stillwell Copyright © 2012,
World Library Publications. All rights reserved.
LIVING GOD’S WORD
The Canaanite woman seems to convert Jesus by
expressing faith in him and faith in herself. How
might you express your faith in God, in others, and in
yourself? How might God use your faith to convert
others?
Copyright © 2012, World Library Publications. All rights reserved.
The 2014 Catholic Ministries Appeal
PARISH GOAL:
NUMBER OF PLEDGES
PLEDGED TO DATE:
STILL NEEDED:
$ 41,000.00
107
$ 39,957.00
$ 1,043.00
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 2014 / 2015
Grades 6th ,7th and 8th Classes begin
Tuesday September 30th from 7:00 to 8:15PM
Grades 1 through 5 Classes begin
Wednesday October 1st from 4:15 to 5:15PM
The annual letter, calendar and form are on the
parish website under News.
PARISH THRIFT SHOP
Please come in
and see what surprises await you.
Thank you for your support.
The thrift shop will be closed
from August 18th to September 1st.
Reopening Wednesday September 3rd.
POLISH NATIONAL HOME MISS POLONIA
The Polish National Home of Glen Cove will hold it’s
annual Miss Polonia Ball and Contest on Saturday,
September 13th at 8 PM. Girls from the age of 18 to
26 are invited to enter the contest. All contestants will
receive attractive gifts. For reservations and
applications for the Contest please call: 516-676-9575
or 516-671-1050. Applications are also available at
The Polish Home: 10 Hendrick Ave, Glen Cove or by
email to [email protected]
SECOND COLLECTION
The weekend of August 23rd and 24th there will be a
second collection for the Seminaries in Poland
WE WELCOME THE NEWLY BAPTIZED
Jana Lynne Delgado
Xavier Andrew Hammond
PLEASE PRAY FOR
All the Sick, the Elderly, the Homebound
Newborn Baby Bennett Robert Richards
Lisa Klingenberg
Wiara jako wierność
Słowo „wiara” należy dziś do
języka specyficznie religijnego.
Wynikło to z używania go przez
wiele wieków w Kościele. Wiara
znaczyła tyle, co wierność. Można
odczuć ten sens w pokrewnym
słowie „wierny” i w zwrocie
„dochować wiary”. Jednakże, gdy
mowa o religijnym pojmowaniu
wiary, dziś kojarzy się ona
potocznie inaczej, bo ze sferą
poglądów.Drugi
odcień
terminu
„wiara” wynika ze zwrotu „dać
wiarę” — czyli zaufać, co ramowo
odpowiada Biblii. Jest to żywe w
języku potocznym. Jeśli ktoś
uwierzył, jej czy jemu, oznacza to,
że zaufał, chociaż niekoniecznie
słusznie. (Może ten ktoś kłamał?
Wiara zbliża się tu niebezpiecznie
do
łatwowierności.)Jakie
jest
wobec tego podstawowe znaczenie
wiary? Jakie znaczenie stało na
pierwszym miejscu w wyjściowym
języku
Pisma
Świętego,
po
hebrajsku?
Przymiotnik
'emun
oznacza
wiernego,
zaufanego,
pewnego. Taki jest w szczególności
Bóg; nie jest to tylko cecha
człowieka.
Termin
'emunah,
tłumaczony
„wiara”,
oznacza
stałość, wierność, solidność, także
Boską. Temat 'aman, od którego te
słowa się wywodzą, wskazuje na
pewność,
stałość,
trwanie,
solidność,
autentyczność,
a
wreszcie prawdziwość. Wierzący to
zatem ktoś wierny Bogu. Bogu, a
także przymierzu, przykazaniom,
nauce proroków.
W Nowym
Testamencie chodzi o wierność
Chrystusowi i jego nauce.
Michal Wojciechowski