RESURRECTION CHURCH BULLETIN
July 16, 2023
Saturday, July 15th
5:00 pm † The Woloszyn Family
Sunday, July 16th
7:30 am † Joseph Rocco Carriere
8:45 am † Anna C McGuckian
10:00 am † Patrick James McLaughlin
11:15 am † Catherine Falvey
12:30 pm † Patricia Accoella Sampino
Monday, July 17th
8:00 am † Elizabeth Coakley
9:00 am † Joseph L. Checco
Tuesday, July 18th
8:00 am † The Casino Family
9:00 am † Parishioners of Resurrection
Wednesday, July 19th
8:00 am † Rose Granucci
9:00 am † Salvatore Milone
Thursday, July 20th
8:00 am - Austin Debost
9:00 am † Edward McMahon
Friday, July 21st
8:00 am † Larison H.Taylor
9:00 am † Vita & Charles Petretti
Saturday July 22nd
8:00 am † Robert and Lillian Guilbert
5:00 pm † Michael De Feo
1. We pray for the sick of our parish.
2. We pray for the deceased of our parish, especially ANN RENZI HAYNES, ANNE CAPECI and DONALD J. MATTHEWS.
3. Live stream Masses will be:
Saturday, July 8th at 5 pm.
Sunday, July 9th at 10:00 am.
The recorded Masses can be watched anytime. For example, 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.
Dear Friends in the Lord,
If you’re like me, you want to take the opportunity to relax this summer and also remain connected with your Catholic faith. I encourage you to stay in touch with everything going on in the Church through our digital news outlet, The Good NewsroomTM. There you will find daily updates, useful information, and homilies from St. Patrick’s Cathedral.
Watch my recent video about The Good Newsroom and about how to keep up with what is going on. Visit our website, download our app at the Apple App Store or Google Play, sign up for our e-newsletter, and follow our social media channels.
Wishing you summer breezes and blessings.
Faithfully in Christ,
+ Cardinal Timothy Dolan
Timothy Michael Cardinal Dolan
Archbishop of New York
2024 MASS BOOK IS NOW OPEN
Remembering a loved one at Mass is a noble and recommended way to honor a deceased or living person
The 2024 Mass Intentions Book at Resurrection will be open for requests starting Wednesday, June 20th. There will be a limit of seven masses per family and two names per Mass.
The weekday Mass offering is $20.00 per Mass and the weekend Masses offering is $25.00 per Mass.
We will be using a new online system that will allow you to view and select available Mass times and make the offering payment by credit card.
The 2024 Mass Intentions Book at Resurrection will be open for requests starting Wednesday, June 20th. There will be a limit of seven masses per family and two names per Mass.
The weekday Mass offering is $20.00 per Mass and the weekend Masses offering is $25.00 per Mass.
We will be using a new online system that will allow you to view and select available Mass times and make the offering payment by credit card.
Click below to Mass Intentions Online.
VOLUNTEER CATECHISTS NEEDED!
The PREP is in need of volunteer catechists for the 2023-3024 year. Please consider joining our wonderful family of dedicated catechists! High school seniors are eligible to teach as well.
Sharing your love for Jesus with the children of our parish is truly a rewarding experience. Please contact Mary Humphrey for more information at mhumphrey@respreprye.org
Wednesday UNLOADING and SETUP
9:30 am - 12 pm
Middle School students and up.
Thursday BACKPACK FILLING
10-12 pm
All ages are welcome! Volunteers aged 6-10 must be accompanied by an adult.
See YOU there!
FRENCH CHILDREN CHOIR VISIT
Our Parish will host the renowned French children’s choir “Choeur d'Enfants d'Île De France” from Friday, July 21st through Monday, July 24th. This famous children’s choir is known for its vocal color, round and powerful, the level of its repertoire, and the quality of its performance. There are 36 boys and girls in the choir will be touring Canada, Boston, Connecticut, and New York this summer. The renowned Francis Bardot is the choir director.
There will be a 75-minute concert in our parish on Friday, July 21st at 6 pm (more information to follow).
We are looking for 18 Resurrection families to host two of these choir members for 3 nights, Friday, July 21st, at 7 pm through Monday, July 24th, at 9 am. Host families should provide lodging, meals, and supervision during the visit. The choir will practice and attend day trips in the New York area most of the day. Host family responsibilities include:
7/21 - 4 pm choir arrives at Resurrection; 6 pm opening concert in the church; after concert dinner with their host family at a modest restaurant is recommended.
7/22 & 7/23 - breakfast followed by a drop off at Resurrection by 9 am then a pick up at Resurrection at 6 pm, followed by dinner provided by the host family.
Breakfast on 7/24 followed by a drop off at Resurrection by 9 am.
The ability to speak French is a plus, but not necessary. One of the charisms of the choir is to stay for a few nights in an American home. If you would like to host 2 choir members (ages 9-14; boys or girls) please call or email the Rectory, at 914-967-0142 or rectory910@resurrectionrectory.com. The children’s choir will also sing at the 11:15 am Mass on Sunday, July 23rd.
A Parish Barbeque will be on the field from 12:30-2:30 pm on July 23rd.
All are Welcome.
This will be an enriching and rewarding weekend for the host families and our parish family. The response has been excellent so far, we have spots for 34 of the 40 choir members, but we still need 3 or 4 families to take 2 choir members each. Please let us know on Wednesday, July 5th.
Today's Gospel
Matthew 13:1‑23
Jesus tells the parable of the sower and the seed. The seed that landed on the footpath, on rocky ground, or among thorns withered and died; the seed that fell on good ground ‑‑ “the man who hears the message and takes it in” ... “bears a yield of a hundred‑fold.”
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 the rear of the 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.
TRAVELING THIS SUMMER?
With Summer Vacation upon us, many of our parishioners will be traveling:
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