RESURRECTION CHURCH BULLETIN
March 5, 2023
Saturday, March 4th
5:00 pm † Lionel Richard
Sunday, March 5th
7:30 am † James Lawrence Garrity
8:45 am † Marie Roger & Dennis McCaffrey
10:00 am † Rose and Joseph Demo
11:15 am † Junn Chen Leh
12:30 pm † Eugene Kirk
Monday, March 6th
8:00 am † Bernard Kennedy
9:00 am † Dante A Rich
Tuesday, March 7th
8:00 am † Robert J. Meyer
9:00 am † Frank Carroll
Wednesday, March 8th
8:00 am † Dora Geraci
9:00 am † Salvatore & Marietta Bica
Thursday, March 9th
8:00 am † Rev. Francis V. Boyle
9:00 am † Frank and Carmel Casale
Friday, March 10th
8:00 am † Grathwohl Family
9:00 am † Lawrence & Lenora Puglia
Saturday, March 11th
8:00 am † Teddy McElligott
5:00 pm † William Mosher
1. We pray for the sick of our parish especially
SR. DANIELLE BARAN, CR., and FR. MORTY O'SHEA.
2. We pray for the deceased of our parish especially
BRIAN O'BYRNE, JOSEPH CASINO, and FRANK SALERNO.
3. Live stream Masses will be:
Saturday, March 4th at 5 pm.
Sunday, March 5th at 10:00 am.
The recorded Masses can be watched anytime. So, if you miss Mass at Resurrection and you'd like to listen to the homily, the 5 pm, and 10 am Masses are available 7 days a week, 24 hours a day for 3 months.
UPDATE ON FR. MORTY
We received word on Friday from Fr. Morty O’Shea that his cancer has unfortunately returned. As you may know, he had Car T Cell therapy in December at Sloan Kettering Hospital in New York City.
We are praying for a miracle for Fr Morty. The good news is that he is able to return to Ireland for a few weeks before resuming with his doctors at Sloan Kettering.
He resided in our parish in 2022.
Please keep Fr. Morty in your prayers and pray to St. Peregrine, the patron saint of cancer patients.
We will keep you posted on this fine priest’s situation.
CARDINALS APPEAL
Below is a video from Cardinal Timothy Dolan
LENTEN HOLY HOURS
There will be 3 Lenten Holy Hours on Monday, March 6th; Tuesday, March 7th, and Wednesday, March 8th, from 7:15 - 8:15 pm in Church.
There will be a Holy Hour and Eucharist Adoration, Homily and Ending with Benediction: A different visiting priest will conduct the Lenten Holy Hours.
Cherko Country Line dancing will be working with Our Parish to offer weekly Line Dancing lessons on Monday Nights beginning tomorrow March 6th, 2023 at 6:30 pm in the lower Church Hall.
At 6:30 there will be a beginner class where no experience is needed. Your instructor will teach you the basics and build your skills so you will be comfortable keeping up with the experienced folks at local open dances or while traveling to your favorite honky Tonks.
At 7:30 the intermediate class will start, where the dances are faster, the steps a little more complicated and the pace of instruction picks up as well.
Everyone is welcome to stay for any portion of each class or the entire 2 hours. It's a great way to get to know others who are actively loving line dancing.
These classes will be offered free of charge in an effort to get more people moving and back out having a great time after the past few years have made that difficult. You are welcome to make a FREE-WILL DONATION to take care of the instructor however it is not a requirement. We hope you will come and enjoy the music and dancing!
Line dancing is something that anyone can learn regardless of how many left feet you have. It will strengthen your connection to music, whether country, pop, hip-hop, or many others. Cherko Country Line Dancing tends to dance to the modern country from the 2000s through today, with the occasional mix of other genres depending on how great the dances are to those songs.
Your instructor Adam Cherko is a longtime resident of Westchester. He started line dancing at The Mishnock Barn in West Greenwich RI, which is owned and operated by the Albro Family. Adam was taught by the legendary choreographer, instructor, and musician, Dan Albro. Since returning to NY, Adam has been instructing line dancing since 2014 and has made line dancing a special part of hundreds of people's lives.
It is recommended to wear shoes with leather soles or dancing shoes. Cowboy boots are the choice of the dance instructor but make sure they have leather soles and not rubber. It will make a huge difference on the ease of turning. Wear your favorite country attire, including hats and buckles, but it is far from a requirement! It's all about having fun with new and old friends. We look forward to seeing you on the dance floor!
Classes will start March 6th, 2023 from 6:30 to 8:30 with beginner class first and then a smooth transition into the intermediate lessons.
All ages are welcome and encouraged to try this. If you are old enough to listen to direct instruction and able to stand without aid you will have an amazing time, but again everyone is welcomed to come and enjoy the evening.
Today's Gospel:
Matthew 17:1-9
Wishing to reveal His glory to Peter, James and John, Jesus takes them to a mountain where he is transfigured before them. When Peter exclaims that he will build three tabernacles here in honor of Jesus, Moses and Elijah, a voice from above proclaims: “This is My beloved Son on whom My favor rests. Listen to him.”
Welcome to THE BEST LENT EVER. Our parish is on a journey to unleash the power of Holy Moments and discover the incredible potential inside each of us. Get ready to collaborate with God!
PRE-CANA CONFERENCE “Three to get married”
Couples celebrating a marriage in the Catholic Church are required to attend a PreCana marriage preparation program.
As couples plan for their marriage they are invited to take some time for themselves to plan.
This program draws upon the best in contemporary psychology, practical wisdom from married couples, and the beauty of the church’s teaching on marriage and family life to offer a solid foundation for marriage.
There will be a Pre-Cana program on Saturday, March 11th and Sunday, 12th at 815 Boston Post Rd., Rye for any couple who wants to fulfill this requirement.
Dear Family of the Archdiocese of New York,
As you may recall, we launched the new digital newsroom of the Archdiocese of New York, The Good NewsroomTM, at the beginning of Advent. We created this new entity to communicate with the faithful of the archdiocese as well as the broader community through digital channels. Our publishing model includes a website and social media feeds. We cover events and topics and make the information available quickly to all of our visitors and followers. I’m deeply grateful to those of you who have visited our newsroom online.
As of today, you can also find the app for The Good Newsroom in the Apple App Store and on Google Play. We created this so that you could stay connected with us and get regular updates throughout the day directly to your mobile device. The app gives you easy access to all of our high-quality content, stories and updates about the people, parishes, and ministries throughout the archdiocese – and best of all, it’s free!
So, visit our website, download our app, and follow our social media channels. You’ll find a range of stories from updates on parishes, schools, charitable outreach, and the healthcare ministry to breaking news, such as the recent death and funeral Mass of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI. The newsroom will continue to innovate its news delivery platforms and enhance opportunities to reach its audiences, and the availability of the app is the first of these planned enhancements.
You can also watch my video announcing the new app by clicking the link below.
With prayerful best wishes, I am,
Faithfully in Christ,
+ Cardinal Timothy Dolan
Archbishop of New York
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