RESURRECTION CHURCH BULLETIN
July 7, 2024
Saturday, July 6th
5:00 pm † Robert Degen
Sunday, July 7th
7:30 am † Martha Capek
8:45 am † Geneva M. Kelly
10:00 am † Robert Donohue
11:15 am † Giardini & Di Sotto Families
12:30 pm † Salvatore and Marietta Bica
Monday, July 8th
8:00 am † Celeste Morningstar
9:00 am † Johanna and Angelo Cassetta
Tuesday, July 9th
8:00 am † Edward Fitzsimmons
9:00 am † Isabella Richards
Wednesday, July 10th
8:00 am † Doris Cypher
9:00 am † Peter J. Hooper
Thursday, July 11th
8:00 am † Marilyn and Dennis Sullivan
9:00 am † David Brumbaugh, Jr
Friday, July 12th
8:00 am Bonnie Joyce Grace
9:00 am † Ann Renzi Haynes
Saturday, July 13th
8:00 am † Leonard Scampoli
5:00 pm † Thomas E. Virtue
1. We pray for the sick of our parish, especially
THERESA TIMMONS, and HAMISH FENTON.
2. We pray for the deceased of our parish, especially
MARCELLA SAENZ, THOMAS HARKINS, TIFFANY O'TOOLE FLAHERTY, MARY TOOHY HYSON, and HOWARD HINE.
3. Live stream Masses will be:
Saturday, July 6th at 5 pm.
Sunday, July 7th at 10:00 am
The recorded Masses can be watched anytime. For example, if you miss Mass at Resurrection and want 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.
RESURRECTION SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
Cardinal Dolan visited our parish last Saturday to award scholarships to 2 deserving young people from our parish. Each honoree receives $2000.
Ciara Morrissey, 18, is a graduating senior at Rye High School and will be attending Georgetown University in Washington DC in the fall.
James Kennedy, 18, is also a graduating senior at Rye High School. He will be attending SUNY Binghamton in the fall.
Both are deserving and good role models.
We congratulate Ciara, James, and their families on receiving this Scholarship from Resurrection.
Ciara Morrissey with Cardinal Dolan and her parents.
James Kennedy with Cardinal Dolan and his parents.
2025 MASS BOOK IS OPEN
Remembering a loved one at Mass is a noble and recommended way to honor a deceased or living person.
The 2025 Mass Intentions Book at Resurrection is open. There will be a limit of seven masses per family and two names per Mass.
The offering will be $25.00 per Mass for both weekday and weekend masses.
We will use the online system that will allow you to view and select available Mass times and make the offering payment by credit card.
Walking with Purpose...more than a bible study.
Do you long to get your priorities in order?
Have you been going through the motions in your spiritual life but wonder how it all relates to your day-to-day life?
Do you want to know Christ in a personal way?
Opening Your Heart explores the fundamental questions of our Catholic faith and our relationship with Jesus Christ. We'll dig into topics like prayer, reading the Bible, the role of the Holy Spirit in our lives, and what we're supposed to do with suffering that feels senseless. As we're wrestling with our questions through the study, we'll be challenged to open our hearts to the only One who can bring the healing and transformation we so desire.
Classes will begin in the fall on either Tuesday mornings or Wednesday evenings.
Click below for information and registration:
or contact Sheila Bugniazet at sbugniazet@gmail.com
The Parish Religious Education Program Needs Catechists!
Please consider volunteering to share our Catholic faith with the children of Resurrection Parish.
Catechists are needed for various grades. Teaching materials and lesson plans will be provided. Teaching religion is a truly rewarding and faith-enriching experience.
If you are interested or have questions please email Mary Humphrey at mhumphrey@respreprye.org
Dear Friend,
We are very pleased to let you know that our digital newsroom, The Good Newsroom, was recognized by the Catholic Media Association with several awards at the organization’s most recent Catholic Media Conference. You can read about the achievements here. The small team should be recognized for their commitment to the Church and their collaborative work to advance our mission. They have worked to change the way we tell our stories, using videos and articles, a faster publishing model, and stories in both English and Spanish. Please join me in congratulating them.
Also, in honor of the upcoming Fourth of July holiday, be sure to fly your flag proudly and set aside time for God who is the source of our independence and the author of peace.
Thank you,
Msgr. Joseph P. LaMorte
Vicar General and Moderator of the Curia
We are very pleased to let you know that our digital newsroom, The Good Newsroom, was recognized by the Catholic Media Association with several awards at the organization’s most recent Catholic Media Conference. You can read about the achievements here. The small team should be recognized for their commitment to the Church and their collaborative work to advance our mission. They have worked to change the way we tell our stories, using videos and articles, a faster publishing model, and stories in both English and Spanish. Please join me in congratulating them.
Also, in honor of the upcoming Fourth of July holiday, be sure to fly your flag proudly and set aside time for God who is the source of our independence and the author of peace.
Thank you,
Msgr. Joseph P. LaMorte
Vicar General and Moderator of the Curia
Today's Gospel
Mark 6:1-6a
Jesus could do little for those in his own part of the country, for their lack of faith in him was so great. Therefore, he spent much of his time teaching in neighboring villages instead.
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