RESURRECTION CHURCH BULLETIN
JULY 11, 2021
MASS INTENTIONS
Saturday, July 10th
8:00 am † Edward Fitzsimmons
5:00 pm † Ann & Jim Meehan
Sunday, July 11th
7:30 am † Stacy Anker
8:45 am † Andrew Shea
10:00 am † David Brumbaugh Jr.
11:15 am † Robert Donohue
12:30 pm † John & Muriel Dolce
Monday, July 12th
8:00 am † Doris B. Cypher
9:00 am † Bonnie Grace
Tuesday, July 13th
8:00 am † Kathryn McNamara
9:00 am † Isabel Richards
Wednesday, July 14th
8:00 am † Nancy & Gerald McNamee
9:00 am † Irma Rodriguez Andrade
Thursday, July 15th
8:00 am † Charles B. Bertrand
9:00 am † R. Anthony O' Callaghan
Friday, July 16th
8:00 am † Janice & Thomas Hutchinson
9:00 am † Francis Donald McCarthy
Saturday, July 17th
8:00 am † Joseph L. Checco
5:00 pm † Kevin Nolan
The 2022 Mass Book is OPEN. The only way to reserve a Mass at Resurrection is online.
Mass offerings are $20.00 per mass. Having masses said for a loved one at Resurrection Church is a noble and ideal way to honor a deceased person. There is a beautiful tradition in the Catholic Church of offering masses for the soul of a family member or friend. We encourage all Catholics to properly mourn the loss of a cherished relation or friend by having a mass said in our parish.
The name of the deceased is announced by the priest at the mass and published in the Sunday bulletin.
The name of the deceased is announced by the priest at the mass and published in the Sunday bulletin.
THE SPECIAL COLLECTION TODAY IS
BLACK AND INDIAN MISSION
WALKING WITH PURPOSE
On a beautiful Thursday night in June, 75 women from the bible study, Walking With Purpose, gathered at Rye Town Park to celebrate being able to be together after a year of meeting virtually on Zoom.
A good time was had by all!
TODAY'S GOSPEL
Gospel: Mark 6:7-13
Jesus gave the twelve disciples authority over unclean spirits and sent them out to preach and heal the sick. He advised them to bring nothing with them and to shake the dust from their feet of any town where they had not been welcomed. Jesus wanted them to understand what they would need to do in His place after his death.
3 MINUTE RETREAT
June 30, 2021
Year of Saint Joseph
Dear Family of the Archdiocese of New York,
May I raise two points with you today?
First, as we approach the Independence Day weekend, allow me to wish all of you an enjoyable Summer. It is my hope that, after the trials and difficulties of these past 16 months, you will have an opportunity for some much-needed rest and relaxation. I am very much looking forward to spending some time with family and friends that I have not seen for more than a year!
Second, let me remind you that there is still a sacred obligation to attend Sunday Mass, even if you are on vacation. Unfortunately, there has been some confusion recently over whether or not a “dispensation” from Sunday Mass has been in effect. Here in the Archdiocese of New York, there has never been a dispensation from Sunday Mass, because no man can “dispense” or set aside a Divine (as opposed to man-made) law. The Third Commandment says, “Remember to keep holy the Sabbath day,” and I can no more say that this no longer applies than I can say that we can forget about “Thou shalt not steal” or “Honor thy father and thy mother.” To deliberately miss Mass is a sin.
Of course, the Church has always held that there may be some justifiable reasons why a person can miss Mass, including old age, illness, and infirmity; this is still the case. During this pandemic, public Mass was not being celebrated for several months, and when Mass resumed, there was still a possibility of catching or spreading the coronavirus, and individuals could, after carefully consulting their conscience, decide not to return to Mass right away. However, now that vaccination rates are up, Covid-19 restrictions have been lifted, and people are returning to a more normal way of living, this excuse cannot be said to exist any longer. If you’re going to the mall, having dinner out in restaurants, heading to the ballgame, visiting the hairdresser, and the like, then you should also be at Mass!
Please be assured of a remembrance in my Mass and prayers during these Summer months. Might I ask for a remembrance in yours?
A blessed Summer.
Faithfully in Christ,
+ Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan
Archbishop of New York
The Rye YMCA and the City of Rye Rec will be conducting two camps on our Resurrection campus.
As you may know, all of the public schools in the city of Rye are under renovation and unable to be used.
We are good neighbors and civic-minded and have offered to have our facilities used for this for these camps.
Please give yourself extra time when attending daily Mass because there will be more traffic on Boston Post Road and Milton Road.
Please drive slowly and watch for children and pedestrians.
Wherever you go this summer, we encourage you to attend Mass in person (for help, visit MASSTIMES.ORG). When it is not possible, please know that Resurrection Livestream will continue. Parishioners began to participate virtually in Mass by tuning in to the live -streams. While thankfully the Church is open to the public again, Masses and Prayer Services in the Church continue to be live-streamed for those who are unable to join in person.
CHURCH AIR CONDITIONING
The “good old summertime” has arrived. During the summer months, the Church air conditioning will be on most days.
- The Church AC is uneven. Some areas of the Church are cooler than other areas. The front few pews on the right side and parts of Our Lady Chapel and rear of Church are cooler.
- We recommend that parishioners bring a light jacket or sweater if you feel it is too cool in Church.
- If the AC bothers you, we recommend sitting in the middle of the Church where it is not so cool.
- We try to accommodate our people. Some complain that it’s too cool and some complain it’s too warm. We try to be reasonable and sensible. We apologize if you feel uncomfortable.
- Thank you for your anticipated understanding.
To My Resurrection Family,
I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitude for your Mass cards, your greeting cards, your creative gifts, your texts, your emails, your phone calls, and most especially for your many prayers! They have brought me much joy in the midst of this most challenging time!
Right after the 4th of July weekend, I will begin an aggressive chemotherapy. My doctor is very hopeful that these treatments will be effective. Thank you for "walking this journey with me"! Know that my confidence and positive spirit are strong because Jesus is with me and so are you! You are in my prayers!
Love - Sr. Danielle Marie, C.R.
My address and email are as follows:
Mount St. Joseph Provincialate
35 Boltwood Avenue
Castleton-on-Hudson, NY 12033-1097
Attn: Sr. Danielle Baran, CR
email address: srdbaran@hotmail.com
PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR LOYAL ADVERTISERS WHO HAVE BEEN SO GENEROUS DURING THIS PAST YEAR OF THE PANDEMIC.
