RESURRECTION CHURCH BULLETIN
January 12, 2025
WEEKLY MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday, January 11th
5:00 pm † Mary & Vincent Bitetto
Sunday, January 12th
7:30 am† James Griffin, Jr. and Hugh Griffin
8:45 am † Gina Antonielli
10:00 am † Sean Hurley
11:15 am † Anthony and Tess Caridi
12:30 pm † Michael De Feo
Monday, January 13th
8:00 am † Marian Hannon
9:00 am † Marie & George Doty
Tuesday, January 14th
8:00 am † Dorothy J O’Toole
9:00 am † Lucy Lanuto
Wednesday, January 15th
8:00 am † Jed Dolce
9:00 am † Paul Richard Tuohey Sr.
Thursday, January 16th
8:00 am † Linda Gliatta
9:00 am † Bernie Cather & Margaret Fitzgerald
Friday, January 17th
8:00 am † Zdzislaw Kochut
9:00 am † Rosina & Vito Gulla
Saturday, January 18th
8:00 am † Alfred Granucci Jr
5:00 pm † Eleanor H. Fitzsimmons
1. We pray for the sick of our parish, especially
MIKE TURCO and HAMISH FENTON.
2. We pray for the deceased of our parish, especially
JOHN E. SCERBA, and ALFRED KELLY III.
3. Live stream Masses will be:
Saturday, January 11th at 5 pm.
Sunday, January 12th 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.
Learn More from Cardinal Dolan regarding the Jubilee
March for Life: There is a bus to Washington DC leaving from St. Augustine's in Ossining immediately following 5:30 AM Mass on Friday, January 24, 2025
For other buses from the Archdiocese of New York, please visit the following link:
Join thousands of Catholics nationwide in the annual Respect Life novena 9 Days for Life, Thursday, January 16th – Friday, January 24th.
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Our parish hosted the renowned children’s choir from Paris France in the summer of 2023.
We will be discussing the possibility of a repeat visit in the summer of 2025. We will let you know.
Join Our Pro Life Rosary Group
On Saturday mornings, Resurrection parishioners witness to life at the Planned Parenthood clinic in Greenburgh. We join other Westchester Catholics to pray the Rosary. We leave on Saturdays at 9 AM from the Lady Chapel at the rear of Resurrection Church.
You are welcome to join this prayerful, non-confrontational activity. If you have questions, Contact Ed Matthews at 967-3149 or Mary Stenger at (914) 661-0004.
Are you looking to dive deeper into your faith in the new year? Looking for fun ways to teach your children the faith? Have questions about our faith?
The parish offers a FREE subscription to Formed.org! This is a gift for all of our parishioners!
Check out the video below to learn more about what is offered! There is something for everyone!
2024 YEAR END STATEMENTS
For those who would like to receive their 2024 year-end statements: Please call the Rectory (914) 967-0142 Monday - Friday from 10 am - 3 pm. Please be prepared to leave your full name, address, telephone number, and envelope number.
Email the Rectory at: Rectory910@resurrectionrectory.com with the above information. Emailing the Rectory is the only way to receive statements by email. All other requests will be mailed or picked up
TODAYS GOSPEL
Luke 3:15-16, 21-22
John the Baptist had claimed one would come far more powerful than himself, one who would baptize with the Holy Spirit rather than water. When Jesus came to John and was baptized, the Spirit descended on him and a voice said, “You are my beloved Son. On you my favor rests.”
SHED BAD HABITS IN THE NEW YEAR
Bad habits are sinful inclinations acquired through repetition. Unless we overcome them, they come between us and God and can destroy our peace. Working to overcome our bad habits puts us on the path to true holiness.
- Identify the root. It sounds simple, but recognizing what causes us to sin repeatedly is the first step to overcoming the behavior. That doesn’t mean it’s easy to do. It can be uncomfortable to look at our failings, but change won’t come without courage. Ask for help if you need it.
- Replace a bad habit with a good one. Once we understand what is behind our bad habits, we can replace them with new and healthy ways to deal with the underlying issue. If we overeat or drink too much when stressed, for example, we can adopt exercise or meditation to cope instead.
- Eliminate triggers. Make it easier to cure bad habits by avoiding the conditions that nurture them. Do you want to avoid eating junk food? Don’t have it around you at home or at work. Want to change a gossip habit? Avoid the people with whom you gossip. Change your environment to change your behavior.
- Find good influences. It may not be necessary to lose your old friends, but consider finding new ones who already live the way you want to live.
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