RESURRECTION CHURCH BULLETIN
NOVEMBER 2, 2025
Daylight Saving Time ends on Sunday, November 2nd at 2:00AM.
Remember to set your clocks back an hour!
Saturday, November 1st
5:00 pm † Daniel Reilly
Sunday, November 2nd
7:30 am † Salvatore & Pietro Catalano
8:45 am † Daniel and Veta Summa
10:00 am † Peter Gialo
11:15 am † Edythe & Frank Dineen
12:30 pm † Meredith A. Elmore & For the Souls of Purgatory
Monday, November 3rd
8:00 am † William L. Ricketts
9:00 am † Pietro Cirulli
Tuesday, November 4th
8:00 am ~ Bob McCooey Jr.
9:00 am † Plutarco A. Zambrano
Wednesday, November 5th
8:00 am † Eileen & Barney Lavelle
9:00 am † Angela Celentano
Thursday, November 6th
8:00 am † Catherine and Richard Falvey
9:00 am † Philip Di Lemme
Friday, November 7th
8:00 am † John and Helen Fray
9:00 am † Daniel Lynch
Saturday, November 8th
8:00 am † Shannon Turner
5:00 pm † Mary Hammer
1. We pray for the sick of our parish especially, SOPHIA AMBROSINI and FRANK IORIO.
2. We pray for the deceased of our parish especially, ROBERT LYNCH.
3. Livestream Masses will be:
Saturday, November 1st at 5 pm.
Sunday, November 2nd 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.
SPECIAL COLLECTION THIS WEEKEND
NOVEMBER 1ST AND NOVEMBER 2ND
ALL SAINTS DAY
Saturday, November 1st is the Feast of All Saints. It is not a Holy Day of Obligation this year.
Masses are: 8 am and 5 pm
ALL SOULS NOVENA
Sunday, November 2, is All Souls Day. It is a day when we pray for all our beloved dead. If you wish to have your loved ones remembered during our All Souls Novena and throughout the Month of November please use the special envelope provided in your envelope packets.
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ST. CARLO ACUTIS
St. Carlo Acutis was canonized a Saint by Pope Leo on September 7, 2025. He was a devout Italian Catholic 15-year-old teenager who used the Internet to spread the faith. His mother attended the canonization at Vatican City.
He died in 2006 of leukemia and is responsible for several miracles. Young Carlo had great devotion to the Eucharist and the Rosary.
He is referred as the "Patron Saint of the Internet", and the “First Millennial Saint”
Cardinal Timothy Dolan will bless our new statue of St. Carlo Acutis on December 7, 2025.
The bronze statue is 4 feet high and shows his devotion to soccer and all God‘s creatures, including dogs. The statue was made in Italy.
If you would like to remember and honor a loved one, the donation is $ 5500.
Please let us know if you are interested in memorializing the new statue of Saint Carlo.
(first-come first-served) The name of the donor and the person memorialized will appear on the plaque.
May this new statue of St. Carlo Acutis guide our young people to be devoted to the Catholic Church.
May his smile shine on all of us! Amen.
35th Annual Children's Collective Coat Drive
Homeless children and their parents desperately need your clean, gently used coats! Tonight there are 30,000 homeless children sleeping in NYC Shelters! Please donate your CLEAN children’s and adult winter coats, boots, hats and gloves to the The Children's Collective's Annual Coat Drive. Donations can be dropped off in the Resurrection vestibule Post Rd Entrance untill November 11th. Every coat will be given to a child or parent in need.
If you have any questions or would like to volunteer please email Louise Sullivan at ChildrensCollective@gmail.com
CONGRATULATIONS
Hearty congratulations to Fr. Igor Voronstov on receiving permission and faculties from the Archdiocese of New York to celebrate Mass here.
Fr. Igor is a married Byzantine Catholic priest and has two children who attended Resurrection School . His dear wife, Maria, also taught first grade here for a couple of years. He was ordained in the Ukraine in 2010 and is a Catholic priest in good standing.
He is also the pastor of Saint Nicholas of Mira church in White Plains and a chaplain at Rikers Island.
He will be helping out at Resurrection occasionally.
We wish him and his family God‘s choicest blessings.
Help Feed Our Neighbors This Thanksgiving!
Our parish is once again hosting the POTS Thanksgiving Luncheon. This year, the luncheon will take place at St. Philip Neri School in the Bronx — and we need your help to make it a success!
Items Still Needed
Trays of turkey
Boxed stuffing and mashed potatoes
Canned corn
Cases of water and apple juice
Pies for dessert
Drop-Off Details
Non-perishables (boxed or canned goods) may be dropped off any time in the church lobby at Resurrection Church.
Perishables (pies, dairy products, etc.) should be dropped off at Resurrection Church on
Wednesday, November 27, from 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Order a Turkey Tray from Crisfield’s
If you’d like to donate a tray of turkey, you can order directly from Crisfield’s.
Please call the store at (914) 967-0152 to place your order. Then return to the signup to ensure that we have the correct information.
Trays are available for $75 for a half-tray and $150 for a full tray.
See the flyer below for details.
Thank you for your generosity and kindness this Thanksgiving!
The POTS Leadership Committee
Maureen Gomez
(914) 309-7699
EARLY VOTING
There will be early voting at RESURRECTION EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER 88 Milton Rd. on the following dates:
• Sat, Nov 1 10 - 6
• Sun, Nov 2 10 - 6
We encourage all parishioners to exercise their responsibility to vote.
Please enter the facility from the FRONT RAMP.
Parking is available.
TODAY'S GOSPEL
Gospel: John 6:37-40
Jesus calls Himself the Bread of God, the giver of life to the world. True bread from heaven, not the manna Moses fed his people in the desert.
Through the Eucharist we remember, celebrate and believe. All who believe in Him will have eternal life, and the Father will raise them up on the last day.
Dear Friends of Meals on Main Street,
The current government shutdown is impacting our services as more people than ever are looking to us to help feed their families.
In addition, the USDA recently cut our Farm to Truck Program with Cornell University,
reducing our access to fresh produce by 15%. While we have identified supplemental sources, we are deeply concerned about the potential threat to SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program).
Here is what we know:
- SNAP, the nation’s primary tool to fight hunger and food insecurity in our nation, is expected to run out of funding this weekend.
- 42 million Americans (including 3.5 million people in New York and Connecticut) depend on SNAP each month to put food on their tables.
- People in New York and Connecticut will lose access to more than $875 million to purchase food each month.
If you want to help us address this imminent food emergency, please consider donating a meaningful amount directly to our organization. This will allow us to make food purchases and continue to feed our most vulnerable neighbors.
Thank you so much for supporting the Meals on Main Street Community!
Jon Haseltine
Executive Director
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