Sacred Heart Saint Francis

301 Ann Street • Newburgh, NY 12550 sacredheart.newburgh@verizon.net

145 Benkard Avenue • Newburgh, NY 12550 sain rancisnewburgh@gmail.com

Parish Staff

Rev. William Damroth, Pastor Msgr. Peter Tran Van Phat, Parochial Vicar (re red) Lawrence Kawula, Deacon Peter R.C. Haight, Deacon John Hanley, Deacon Jack Seymour, Deacon Rest in Peace Sister Alba Danese, FMI, Pastoral Assistant Sister Anna Sasso, FMI, Pastoral Assistant Sister Laura Urbano, PBVM, Pastoral Assistant

Baptisms

Bap sms are celebrated twice a month. Please arrange for the obligatory prepara on session by calling the Rectory.

Marriage

Engaged couples should contact the Rectory at least six months in advance. Diocesan regula ons require a marriage prepara on program for all couples.

Mass Schedule

Saturday ------------------------------------------ 5:30 pm Sunday ----------------------- 10:00 am & 12:00 noon Monday-Saturday ------------------------------ 9:00 am

Confessions

Saturday --------------------------------- 4:30 - 5:15 pm

Mass Schedule

Saturday ------------------------------------------4:00 pm Sunday ---------------- 8:30 am & 1:30 pm (Spanish) Monday-Friday ----7:00 am (Communion Service) & 12:00 noon

Confessions

Saturday --------------------------------- 3:00 - 3:45 pm

Holy Days ------------------------------ As announced

March 22, 2020

Phone: 845-561-2264 • Fax: 845-562-7144

SAINT MOTHER TERESA OF CALCUTTA

The Parish of Born: Anjeze Gonxhe Bojaxhiu, August 26, 1910 Died: September 5, 1997 Canonized: September 4, 2016

Founded 1912 Founded 1909

Padre’s Corner March 22, 2020 FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT

Mass in the time of COVID-19 Aleteia/Fr. Aquinas Guilbeau, OP/March 8, 2020

The Church does not fail, whatever the trials of the day, to offer the whole Christ to all of the faithful.

Last Thursday afternoon, residents of Washington, DC, learned that the new coronavirus had arrived at their city’s doorstep. Earlier that day, Maryland confirmed that three of its citizens had contracted the virus. On Friday, as prior of the Dominican House of Studies in Washington, I followed the example of superiors and pastors around the country and implemented measures aimed at preventing the spread of the virus in my community. Those measures include significant changes to the liturgical practice, namely the suspension of exchanging the sign of peace and receiving communion under both species (the body and blood). Given how the coronavirus spreads, these two measures represent common-sense steps toward preventing future infections. At the same time, they represent consequential alterations of familiar religious practice. This is not to be taken lightly, and most superiors and pastors do not. More than changing where the celebrant sits or where the choir members stand, suspending the sign of peace and communion under both species touches on how the Christian community has grown used to communicating with God and each other at Mass. Sensitivity has to be shown, therefore, to those not only worried about the spread of disease, but also disoriented by these liturgical changes. The Mass may appear suddenly to be less, to mean less, or to give less than usual. The good news is that these changes touch nothing of the essence of the Mass.

The sign of peace has become a beloved expression of reconciliation and unity among believers just before they approach the altar to receive communion. Husbands embrace wives, parents embrace children, friends embrace friends, and strangers embrace strangers, each wishing each other the peace of Christ. When prayed attentively, this is a beautiful prayer. Without the sign of peace, is the peace of Christ suddenly missing from Mass? No, to be sure. While the sign of peace expresses the peace of Christ, it is not the source. The sign of Peace does not create Christ’s peace. Christ remains the source of peace, and he gives his peace to his disciples through his presence in the whole liturgy, namely through the proclamation of the scriptures and in the celebration of the Eucharist. Christ gives his peace to those who gather to pray to him, to hear his Word, and to offer the Eucharist sacrifice. It may be prudent for the Church not to express the sign of peace for a time by a kiss or handshake, but that doesn’t mean that the faithful at Mass don’t receive Christ’s peace in full. We do. Similarly, communion under both species has become the way in which many Catholic prefer to receive the Eucharist. In accord with the words of communion under both species, are they receiving less of what the Lord pledges to give them? No, to be sure. While Communion under both species expresses more fully the sign of the Eucharist sacrifice as a meal, it isn’t necessary to receive both in order to participate fully in the sacrifice itself. As the Catechism reminds us, communicants receive the whole Christ under either species of the Eucharist: Since Christ is sacramentally present under each of the species, communion under the species of bread alone makes it possible to receive all the fruit of Eucharistic grace” (par. 1390). Jesus does not give us less of himself if we receive him only in the Sacred Host or in the Precious Blood. He gives his whole self under each species. It may be prudent for the Church not to enjoy for a time the full expression of the Eucharistic sign, but that doesn’t mean that the faithful at Mass don’t receive the full grace of the sacrament. We do. In these trying and uncertain times, the Church does not retreat from the world’s troubles. She may simplify her life for a moment or two, in order to safeguard her children from harm, but she surrenders nothing of her essence in doing so. She remains the guardian of Christ’s truth and the steward of his grace. As such, the Church does not fail, whatever the trials of the day, to offer the whole Christ to all the faithful. PONDERINGS FROM FATHER BILL In all of my years of existence, I do not recall a crisis of this magnitude in the aftermath of the worldwide hold by the Coronavirus. The convergent worlds of economics, government, entertainment, laws, and even organized religion have been decimated numerically and emotionally. When China closed all churches in late February, I was suspicious. Then Italy announced similar closures, before the Vatican walled off Saint Peter’s Square and the museums. The Archdiocese of New York implemented policies of safety, as no one really knows how this health horror show will be settled. Human efforts aside, I do believe this stirring of instability and unpredictability is a chance to realize that our true strength and durability exists in our sacramental and prayerful relationship with God. No human structure or institution comes close to the safety and purity that He offers to us. Father Bill

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SAINT FRANCIS

Monday, March 23 9:00am By

Nothing to report – Masses canceled by Archdiocese due to Coronavirus Sacred Heart-St Francis Weekly Collection March 14-15, 2020

1st Collection $ 2nd Collection $ TOTAL $

Monday, March 23 7:00am Communion Service 12:00pm Diana Malone (Health & Blessings) By Henry Sawoska & Mary Leoce

Tuesday, March 24 9:00am By

Tuesday, March 17 7:00am Communion Service 12:00pm Mary Leoce (Health & Blessings) By Henry Sawoska

Wednesday, March 25 9:00am By

Sacred Heart Mass Attendance March 14-15, 2020

5:30 10:00 12:00

TOTAL

Wednesday, March 25 7:00am Communion Service 12:00pm By

Thursday, March 26 9:00am By

Thursday, March 26 7:00am 12:00pm Robert Davidson By Family

Friday, March 27 9:00am Anthony Marullo By Gelsomina Gilbert

Saint Francis Mass Attendance March 14-15, 2020

4:00 8:30 1:30

TOTAL

Friday, March 27 7:00am Communion Service 12:00pm By

Saturday, March 28 9:00am By 5:30pm John Porvaznik, Jr. By Pat Porvaznik

Mass Intentions for This Weekend March 21 & 22, 2020 -Sacred Heart 5:30pm Lawrence Porvaznik 10:00am Pasquale Mugnano 12:00pm Bernadette Gironda Ralph Puglielle

Saturday, March 28 4:00pm Robert Davidson By Family Harold VanVlack By Soldano Family

Sunday, March 29 10:00am Pasquale Mugnano By Maria & Antonio Borzacchiello 12:00pm Pasquale Mugnano By Pietro Macchiarella & Family

Mass Intentions for This Weekend March 21 & 22, 2020 Saint Francis 4:00pm George Stenglein Edward Norey 8:30am Robert McKnight

Sunday, March 29 8:30am Joseph Lee By Family Eugenia Evans (5th Anniversary) By Colleen & Michael Evans

Dear parishioners of Sacred Heart and Saint Francis of Assisi We are ultimately protected by the Sacred Heart of Jesus with the human examples of Saint Francis and Mother Teresa of Calcutta. In all of my years of living, now nearly half as a priest, I have never experienced the sense of aloneness with God as we are experiencing collectively now.

Yes, the horrors of the September 11 attacks in 2001 struck us as a nation yet in certain geographical areas that most of the country were spared from. There were fears of more terrorist attacks elsewhere within America, but it never happened. This battle with the Coronavirus is striking the entire world at the same time, with no end time or solution in sight. First came the cancellation of so many normal activities to be part of, such as watching our favorite sports teams’ battle for playoff spots, and then the cancellation of Masses in the Archdiocese of New York and elsewhere around America. That which is familiar and in our daily spiritual and emotional fabric has inexplicably been taken away from us. Incomes, certainties, goals, and human closeness once taken for granted are limited or no more for now. Over the great expanse of human history such challenges of war and disease have been a constant threat. Jesus worked with our spiritual ancestors in these situations 2000 years ago, as did Saint Francis of Assisi 800 years ago and Saint Mother Teresa of Calcutta 70 years ago.

Spiritual Communion is always present individually and collectively, even when the sacraments are taken away from us by terrorism or sickness. The prayerful interior soul still is capable of contemplating and discerning. There is the apt expression "absence makes the heart grow fonder” I suspect we will come back to each other more deeply and spiritually when Masses are resumed again. In a modern culture, no different from past cultures, where entertainment and greed of all sorts gets out of control God still beckons us back in the goodness and badness of times. I have lost my Mom Barbara Ellen and Brother Joe over this past year, and you undoubtedly other types of similar losses. God remains to sustain us throughout the blessings and deficits, and we in appreciation do to Him through prayer and sacrament. Prayers never stop, and when the Coronavirus runs its course we will unite again in a sacramental way. We should all be different by then, focusing more on what unites us as a parish than what divides.

I will miss your encouragement until that day of return comes again, but the prayers for each other never stop. May none of us, especially including me, will never take our faith for granted again. A faith in Him that is far more important than our favorite sports teams, cars, monies, houses, and other hobbies. Earthly endeavors are just that - earthy and temporary. They end at the moment of the eventual encounter with the grave six feet under. Spiritual endeavors of prayerful goodness and sacramental connection bring us individually and collectively to a different level of the twilight zone - the Heaven that awaits us which Mass reminds us of. It is a long way to Tipperary, but Jesus walks with us on the beach paths of life.

God bless, be safe and see you soon. Father Bill Damroth

ALL MASSES AND SCHEDULED ACTIVITES ARE EITHER SUSPENDED, CANCELLED OR POSTPONED IN ACCORDANCE WITH CANCELLATION OF MASSES BY THE ARCHDIOCESE

TODAY

FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT First Reading: 1 Samuel 16:1b, 6-7, 10-13a In seeking a King for the Israelites, Samuel traveled to Jesse of Bethlehem, who had seven sons. Commanded by God to ignore the elder sons, Samuel anointed the youngest, David. Second Reading: Ephesians 5:8-14 Paul exhorts the Ephesians to live as “children of light” in goodness and truth and to avoid evil deeds “done in darkness.” Gospel: John 9:1-41 Jesus performs the miracle of giving sight to the man born blind. Because Jesus performed this miracle on the Sabbath, the Pharisees called him a “sinner,” but the blind man said, “He is a prophet.” Jesus later reveals to the blind man that He is the Son of Man. Monday Is 65:17-21; Jn 4:43-54 Tuesday Ez 47:1-9, 12; Jn 5:1-16 Wednesday Is 7:10-14, 8:10; Heb 10:4-10; Lk 1:26-38 Thursday Ex 32:7-14; Jn 5:31-47 Friday Wis 2:1a, 12-22; Jn 7:1-2, 10, 25-30 Saturday Jer 11:18-20; Jn 7:40-53

PARISH DEVOTIONS ST. FRANCIS CHURCH Chaplet of Divine Mercy is recited every Sunday at 8:10am. Weekly Miraculous Medal Novena following the Noon Mass every Tuesday. Weekly Adoration & Holy Hour with Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament – Thursdays 4:45-5:45pm. SACRED HEART CHURCH Rosary prayed following the 9:00am Mass Monday through Saturday in the Chapel. FIRST FRIDAY ADORATION –After 9:00am Mass 1st FRIDAY PRAYER MEETING Come encounter Jesus in the Power of the Holy Spirit. Join the Franciscan Friars every 1st Friday of the month, 7:00pm-8:30pm, at St. Mary’s Church, 180 South Street, Newburgh, NY. 914-963-0250, Newburghfriary.org FAMILY MASS – Every Saturday, 5:30pm at Sacred Heart is the Family Mass. Please note: During the time Fr. Peter is away, confessions will be heard AFTER the 5:30 Mass.

STATIONS OF THE CROSS FRIDAY OF LENT 5:30pm – St. Francis – English 7:00pm – Sacred Heart – English 7:30pm – St. Francis – Spanish PRO-LIFE MASS & ROSARY PROCESSION Join us on the 3rd Saturday of every month. 9:00 Mass at Sacred Heart Church followed by procession to Planned Parenthood, Benediction in Church and reception at 324 Washington Street. Contact Br. Benjamin for more information 914-963-0250 ****PLEASE NOTE – DAILY NOON MASS AT ST. FRANCIS**** Due to the postponement of the parish trip to Egypt, Masses will take place as usual once the cancellation of Masses is lifted by the Archdiocese

Please remember the following members of the armed service in your prayers. US Marines, Sgt. C.J. Kozlik - US Army LCDR Thomas O. Mennerich – USN, LCDR Abby K. Mennerich Lorfeld – USN, Keith O’Connor - US Army, Sgt. Anthony Colotti - US Army, Nicholos M. Pisani - US Navy Capt. Bryan Malone - US Army, Airman Matthew Cook - Air Force, PFC.Cory Ray Kretzmer - US Army Sgt Vincent Thurston - US Marines, Pvt Francis Thurston - US Marines, E2 Thomas Pacenza III - USAF Pvt. Haley Pacenza - US Army, Airman Samantha Trappe - Air Nat’l Guard, S/Sgt Grant Drumgold - Air Force M/Sgt Theresa Castellane - Air Force, SPC Patrick D.Ortland - US Army, PFC David Recine Jr. - US Army PFC Matthew F. Lease USMC, If you know of someone deployed overseas,please let us know. PASTORAL CARE FOR THE HOMEBOUND: If you are sick, homebound, or in the hospital and would like to receive Holy Communion or would like a pastoral visit, please contact Deacon John Hanley by leaving a detailed message at 845-527-7275; calling the Parish Office at 561-2264 or via email to Deacon John at dcnjwhanley@aol.com. Anyone with sewing skills? Our Parish Homebound Ministry is in need of 6”x6” white corporals with an embroidery stitched cross. If you have the time, we could use your talent. Please contact Deacon John Hanley at dcnjwhanley@aol.com

Meet after the 9:00 am Mass at Sacred Heart on Saturday, April 4 to join the crew as they “clean up” and “spruce up” the church and grounds. Starting in April, we will meet the first Saturday of each month.

PRAYERS FOR THE SICK Deacon Peter Haight, Vincenza Secor, Aaron Stagliano, Maureen Kelly, Anne McClellan, Donnie Ruckdeschel, Bobbi Hull, Jim Formato, Paul Neugebauer, Catherine Fossella, Julia Vecchio, Gloria Presutti, Beulah Politi, Tom Marino, Maverick Coolidge, Carol Retuer, Barbara Wolyzyn, Anthony Bilello, Mary Michele Lease, Eliana Rose Mary Valenti, David Vandermast, George Quintyne, Carol Brown, Ariana Cruz, Rina Bozzone, Jaddon Johnson, Eileen Burke, Ken Masten, John Marullo, Joann Fayo-Perry, Kathleen Bachman, Mike Fitzgerald, Samuel Cerone, Jr, Frances Marino, Joan Michalowski, Jean Mendoza, Michelle Ryan, Jamel Issa, Patricia Rifenburgh, April Carlyon, Margaret Juliano, Erin Garvey, George Sarvis, Guiseppe Gagliardo,Teresa Centeno, Cindy Cerone, Patrick Fayo, Jr., Rebecca Pacella, Janie Favoino, Bea Gruini, Carol Bourdage, Sharon Mendoza-Lindenauer, Albert Irwin, Barbara Colurciello, Joyce Diaz, Peyton Flaig, Maurena Luzzi, Mary Leoce, Arlene Sheridan, John Raszcewski, Giovanna Garrison, Jessica Pearson, Marie Cronin, Theresa Dombroski, Austin Galvin, Nancy D’Addio, Lorraine Santacroce, Adele Esposito Please call the rectory (561-2264) to add / delete names from this list

The baptismal preparation class for April will be on Wednesday, April 1, 2020 at 7:00pm in Sacred Heart School (entrance on Ann Street). Please bring a copy of the child’s birth certificate and the sponsors’ certificates or letters from their church saying they are practicing Catholics. Parents and Godparents must attend session. Please contact Sister Laura at 347-207-5020

ST. MOTHER TERESA OF CALCUTTA PARISH YOUTH MINISTRY NEWS

Our parish youth ministry meets in the school, using the Ann Street entrance. Grades 6 through 8: EDGE will meet the first and third Friday of each month from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Grades 9 through 12: LIFE TEEN will meet the second and fourth Friday of each month from 6:00 to 8:00 pm. EDGE SCHEDULE (GRADES 6-8) March 27 retreat evening in O’Connor Hall April 3 April 9 Holy Thursday Liturgy/Holy Hour LIFE TEEN (GRADES 9-12) March 27 retreat evening in O’Connor Hall April 9 Holy Thursday Liturgy/Holy Hour SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 2020 – We will be showing the movie Romero in O’Connor Hall (under St. Francis Church) at 4:30pm. All are invited to see this powerful movie about one man’s conversion and how he became a saint. Any questions, contact Sr. Laura at 347-207-5020 PLEASE NOTE: IF MASSES ARE STILL BEING CANCELLED DURING THIS TIMEFRAME—THIS MOVIE WILL BE CANCELLED ALSO.

SACRED HEART DONATIONS FOR MARY’S HOPE - Items most needed are Canned Fruit (any kind), peas, carrots, mixed vegetables, chicken noodle, tomato and vegetable soups, spaghetti sauce, canned chicken, gravy, chili and corned beef hash. Please note we cannot give out expired food to our clients. Note: We are out of brown paper bags with handles. We prefer the bags from Adams as Shop Rite and Price Chopper are too small. Next delivery is in 2 weeks. Any help you can provide is greatly appreciated.

Deacon Jack Seymour Food Pantry Hours:

Friday 9:00am to 12noon Saturday 9:00am to 12noon

Located at The Msgr. Valastro Activity Center 319 Broadway, Newburgh, NY

In your goodness please bring JELLY to Church next weekend to be distributed to the less fortunate in our area. If something is on sale and of good value, please feel free to donate that as well. If your child needs volunteer hours, the Food Pantry will coordinate service hours however, you must pre-register with Curt Bourdage at 845-863-6504.

The Sacred Heart Palm Weavers will be meeting in the Chapel Monday-Friday starting March 16th thru April 3rd from 9:30am to 4:00pm. For more information contact Aggie at 845-562-9170. All help is appreciated and we are willing to teach. The St. Francis Palm Weavers start on Monday, February 24th in O'Connor Hall Monday-Friday from 10am-2pm and at night on Tuesday & Thursday evenings beginning on March 3rd from 6:45pm to 8:45pm in O’Connor Hall (below the church). We will work evenings provided we have a minimum of 3 people. Please join us!

ST. JOSEPH’S TABLE –PLEASE NOTE....THE ST. JOSEPH’S TABLE HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.

Hosted by Knights of Columbus Msgr. Henry O’Carroll Council 444, Newburgh, NY. HAS BEEN CANCELLED

HYGIENE DRIVE -- The Newburgh Enlarged City School District is holding a Hygiene Drive from March 14,

2020 thru April 5, 2020 for the youth considered homeless who are enrolled in the district. Help Us To Help Them. Items needed are bar soap, toothbrushes, tooth paste, deodorant, shampoo, conditioner, brushes, combs, feminine hygiene products, chap stick and laundry detergent pods. The district CANNOT accept razors or mouth wash. Also needed are elementary aged underwear and sweatpants. Drop items off at:

St. Francis Church Entrance Saturdays, March 21, 28 & April 4 3:00 to 4:00pm

Sundays, March 22, 29 & April 5 7:30am to 1:00pm St. Francis O’Connor Hall

Monday, March 30 8:00 to 9:00am Fridays, March 27 & April 3 3:00pm-4:00pm

Msgr. Henry O’Carroll Council 444 will be holding their Annual Communion Breakfast on March 29, 2020. Mass will be at St. Patrick’s Church at 10:30am at 55 Grand Street, Newburgh. The guest speaker will be Bishop Gerald Colacicco. Following the Mass, breakfast will be held at Temple Hill Tavern, 171 Temple Hill Rd in New Windsor. Tickets are: $25.00/adult; $10.00/child (6-10 years old), 5 years and younger are free. Prepaid reservations only by March 22,2020. Please contact Joe Coyle (845-561-7384) or Joe Dennis (845-728-1214). Come break bread with us. Yarn Drive for NICU Babies at St. Luke’s. By donating just 50 yards of size 5 bulky yarn, you can help us to make a hat for a baby in need in the NICU. In your kindness, please put all yarn donations in the marked box in the back of the church. Thank you!

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