RESURRECTION CHURCH BULLETIN
July 13, 2025
Saturday, July 12th
5:00 pm † Rocco Lagana
Sunday, July 13th
7:30 am † Lucille Gambino
8:45 am † Francis Santangelo
10:00 am † Anne Danielson
11:15 am † Peter Hooper
12:30 pm † Gloria & Vincent Montanti
Monday, July 14th
8:00 am † Charles B Bertrand
9:00 am † Angelo & Marion Terlizzi, Kevin Ryan
Tuesday, July 15th
8:00 am † Catherine Falvey
9:00 am † Francis Byrnes
Wednesday, July 16th
8:00 am † Anna C McGuckian
9:00 am † Michael Leslie
Thursday, July 17th
8:00 am † Elizabeth Coakley
9:00 am ~ Cesar and Linda Molina
Friday, July 18th
8:00 am † Osvaldo Anselmo and Evangelina Rosana
9:00 am † Rose Granucci
Saturday, July 19th
8:00 am † Mary F. McCoy
5:00 pm † Salvatore Milone
1. We pray for the sick of our parish, especially
CLAUDIA GONZALEZ, JOHN SCIORTINO, and HAMISH FENTON.
2. We pray for the deceased of our parish, especially MARION GLENNON, MEREDITH A. ELMORE, and PATRICIA THEALL KELLY.
3. Livestream Masses will be:
Saturday, July 12th at 5 pm.
Sunday, July 13th at 10:00 am
The recorded Masses can be viewed at any time. 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.
CONGRATULATIONS MRS. FONTE
SPECIAL COLLECTION TODAY
CHURCH AIR CONDITIONING
The “Good Old Summertime” has arrived. During the summer months, the Church's 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 rear of 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.
TODAY'S GOSPEL
Gospel: Luke 10:25-37
While discussing everlasting life, a lawyer mentions loving one's neighbor as oneself. The lawyer then asks Jesus, "Who is my neighbor?" Jesus tells him about a man beaten by robbers, who was ignored by both a priest and a Levite before a Samaritan stopped and offered him aid.
Jesus asks the lawyer who was neighbor to the injured man. The lawyer says "the one who treated him with compassion." Jesus encourages him to go and do the same.
~ 3 Minute Retreat
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