RESURRECTION CHURCH BULLETIN
JANUARY 21, 2024
Saturday, January 20th
5:00 pm † Doris O’Brien Casale
Sunday, January 21st
7:30 am † Patricia and Joseph Tausch
8:45 am † Arthur L. Coleman, M.D.
10:00 am † Paul Richard Tuohey Sr
11:15 am † Elizabeth Razionale & Elizabeth Sesito
12:30 pm † Father Joseph Irwin
Monday, January 22nd
8:00 am † Elizabeth Coakley
9:00 am † Dante A Rich
Tuesday, January 23rd
8:00 am † Parker Preisser
9:00 am † Parker Preisser
Wednesday, January 24th
8:00 am † Richard M Bartlett Jr
9:00 am † Marie & George Doty
Thursday, January 25th
8:00 am † Idella Kelly
9:00 am † Angelina & Julius Giordano
Friday, January 26th
8:00 am † Sal Russo
9:00 am † Bernie Cather and Margaret Fitzgerald
Saturday, January 27th
8:00 am † Agnes Deitch
5:00 pm † Marilyn and Dennis Sullivan
1. We pray for the sick of our parish, especially
FRAN MAHONEY, DAVID KOSAKOWSKI, JOHN BYRNES, THERESA TIMMONS, and HAMISH FENTON.
2. We pray for the deceased of our parish, especially ROBERT MASSIE, FRANCES LAURINO, and CATERINA PUNTURIERO.
3. Live stream Masses will be:
Saturday, January 20th at 5 pm.
Sunday, January 21st 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 Family of the Archdiocese of New York,
As I hope you know, I like to keep you updated on significant developments concerning the Archdiocese of New York. Allow me to share some news concerning the location of our central offices in Manhattan.
For over 50 years, the Terence Cardinal Cooke Catholic Building, located at 1011 First Avenue, has served as the central offices of the archdiocese. In addition, Saint John the Evangelist Church shares the building, as did Cathedral Girls High School prior to their move to a new location this past September.
It has been apparent for several years, however, that “1011” no longer made sense as our home. The cost to maintain the physical structure, advances in technology which allow for more remote work, and a desire to be closer to the people we serve throughout the archdiocese, all led us to begin discussions on a possible move, in order to more effectively and efficiently utilize the resources of the archdiocese in service to our people.
As a result, after broad consultation and careful research, a new location has been found at 488 Madison Avenue, next to Saint Patrick’s Cathedral, that will house the central offices of the archdiocese. As you may know, the main offices of a diocese are required to be in the See city, that is the city where the diocesan cathedral is located. Not all offices, however, are required to be there, and many offices will move to other locations around the archdiocese, in most cases utilizing existing archdiocesan and parish property, allowing us to be good stewards of our resources.
I am told that 488 Madison Avenue also has a history with the archdiocese, as it was at one time the location of a Catholic Charities orphanage, as well as the former home of Cathedral College Seminary. Its location adjacent to Saint Patrick’s Cathedral is another “plus” in its favor.
Although the move to the new location is not planned until sometime in 2025, we will use this intervening time to identify and finalize which offices will move to 488 Madison Avenue, and what locations will be used for other offices.
There have been no decisions on what will happen with 1011 First Avenue, but I will do my best to keep you posted as we move closer to this historic move.
With prayerful best wishes, I am,
Faithfully in Christ,
+ Cardinal Timothy Dolan
Timothy Cardinal Dolan
Archbishop of New York
Today's Gospel
Mark 1:14-20
Jesus observes Simon and Andrew where they are fishing and tells them to come with him and become “fishers of men.” They abandon their nets without hesitation to follow him. Next he calls James and his brother John, who also leave what they are doing and follow him without question.
EUCHARIST REVIVAL
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