RESURRECTION CHURCH BULLETIN
August 1, 2021
MASS INTENTIONS
Saturday, July 31st
8:00 am † Rocco Sirani
5:00 pm † Mary McCready
Sunday, August 1st
7:30 am † Troy McDonald
8:45 am † Julia & John Popson
10:00 am † Rita Frances Raftery
11:15 am † Bernard D. Maren Sr.
12:30 pm † Joseph Kelly Heilbron
Monday, August 2nd
8:00 am † Shirley Mahoney
9:00 am † Arthur Voute
Tuesday, August 3rd
8:00 am † Richard O'Donnell
9:00 am † Mary Pershing
Wednesday, August 4th
8:00 am † Julia Kathleen Deegan
9:00 am † Annie Brumbaugh
Thursday, August 5th
8:00 am † Edward & Gertrude Flaherty
9:00 am † Antonina & Cristoforo Pomara
Friday, August 6th
8:00 am † Ruth & John Buckley
9:00 am † Matthew Heffernan
Saturday, August 7th
8:00 am † Gabriel Rosanelli
5:00 pm † Patrick James McLaughlin
1. We pray for the sick of our parish, especially MAUREEN ANGERAME,
FR. THOMAS LYNCH, SR. DANIELLE BARAN CR, MARY ELIZABETH FRAIOLI and FOR ALL THOSE SUFFERING FROM THE VIRUS, FOR ALL THOSE AFFECTED BY THE MIAMI COLLAPSE.
2. We pray for the deceased of our parish, especially FE MARCAIDA (Fr. Epi's Mom), TIMOTHY ARMSTRONG, LEONARD SCAMPOLI, ROBERT GIGLIA, MATTHEW DUNN, ANNE YORK, VINCENT SLATER, ENIO IMPERIA, DOLORES GIACOVAS, ORFEO (RICHARD) PERDONCIN and THE VICTIMS OF THE VIRUS, ALL VICTIMS OF THE MIAMI BUILDING COLLAPSE.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
The Parish Religious Education Program is in need of catechists for the 2021-2022 school year. Sharing the Catholic Faith with the youth of our Parish is a rewarding and faith-affirming experience.
Classes are held on Sundays from 9:30 am -11:00 am, Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons from 3:45 pm - 5:00 pm, and Tuesday evenings from 7:00 pm - 8:15 pm.
Please consider volunteering. For more information email Mary Humphrey at mhumphrey@respreprye.org, or call 914-925-2754.
Today's Gospel
Gospel: John 6:24-35
The people Jesus had fed on five loaves of bread follow Him, and Jesus tells them they should not be looking for perishable food, but for spiritual food. The people want a sign that they should believe in Him. He explains that He is the bread of life, and anyone who believes will not experience hunger or thirst. The people did not fully understand that He was speaking in the spiritual sense, and not of actual food.
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FROM OUR PASTORAL ASSOCIATE - MEG RODRIGUEZ
FINDING THE SON IN SUMMER
Here are three suggestions each week to help you and your family
connect to Jesus in a deeper way this summer!
FAMILY TRADITIONS PART 2!
1. Obligation or Opportunity for Grace
How do we prepare well to receive the sacraments? Take time to think about how you and your family receive the sacraments each weekend and throughout the year.
How do we prepare well to make sure it is an opportunity for grace and not just seen as an obligation!
2. Serve Together
How can you and your family find ways to serve those in need in our community or globally? Consider discerning as a family what is an issue or need that you would like to focus on over this next year. Find ways to serve those in need as a family. It is a great way to connect while living out the gospel message!
3. Electronic-Free Family Time
I know it's crazy to say but, do we have time designated during the week without smartphones together? As we become more connected through technology, we can't forget to connect without them! Put down the phones and pull out the board games, cards, puzzles, etc. for a little healthy family competition!
FOR QUESTIONS: MRODRIGUEZ@RESURRECTIONRECTORY.COM
Thanks to Resurrection Youth for helping at Don Bosco Community Center, Caritas, and Fuller Center this week!
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.
3 MINUTE RETREAT
HELLO! I’M YOUR ENVELOPE REMINDER ANGEL
I’ve been assigned to watch over you for the summer months. While you are enjoying the summer sun and activity, don’t forget your church here at home. Your help will still be needed to meet the current expenses. If while on vacation you cannot contribute regularly, may we suggest that you keep unused envelopes on hand and bring your contributions up to date when you return.
May God Bless you and keep you all safe and well! Happy Summer!
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.
Please join a peaceful, prayerful presence for Unborn Babies and their Mothers.
Held the third Sunday of every month
From 2:00pm--3:30pm.
Entrance to Kohls Shopping Plaza, Boston Post Rd, Port Chester, NY 10573
Please wear a mask and respect social distancing
Do you pray with your child?
CLICK HERE to read about some suggestions from Loyola Press Catholic Resources.
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.
PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR LOYAL ADVERTISERS WHO HAVE BEEN SO GENEROUS DURING THIS PAST YEAR OF THE PANDEMIC.
