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CHURCH OF ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST

WELCOME TO OUR PARISH We extend a warm welcome to families and individuals who are new to our Parish. Please register at the Parish House so that we can be of service to you. We encourage you to fully par cipate in our parish life. Join us in fellowship a er Mass in the Heavenly Café when announced.

PARISH STAFF

Fr. Philip J. Caruso ............................................Pastor [email protected]

Fr. Patrick McCarthy ................................... Associate [email protected]

Fr. Jus ce ..................................................... Associate Fr.Jus [email protected]

Fr. Mark Vaillancourt ..................... Sunday Associate

Deacon Bernie Moran ................................... Deacon

Deacon John Scarfi ......................................... Deacon [email protected]

Terry Komendowski ......................... Parish Manager [email protected]

Maryann Walpole ......................... Parish Accoun ng [email protected] Howard Kilik ......... Organist and Adult Choir Director

Pat Bartkus .................... Contemporary Music Group

Patricia M. Hickey ............................... Parish Trustee

Gilbert K. McMahon ............................ Parish Trustee

Joseph LaPeruta ........................ Ministry Moderator [email protected]

FAITH FORMATION Phone: 845-628-2006 x113 845-628-6464 (during sessions)

Lori DiBiase ........................................................ Coordinator FaithForma [email protected]

Ida Pietrosan ................................... Program Assistant Liz Tota ................................................. Program Assistant

Phone .................... 845-628-2006 Fax .................... 845-628-5970 Email ....................................................... [email protected] Parish House ....................................................................... 845-628-2006 Like us on Facebook............. Saint John the Evangelist Parish, Mahopac

PARISH HOUSE OFFICE HOURS Monday - Thursday .................................................... 9:00 am - 5:00 pm .............................................................. Closed for lunch from 1:00—2:00 pm Friday ................................................................................. 9:00 am - 1:00 pm

WELCOME CENTER OFFICE HOURS Saturday ................................................................................. 3:30 pm—6:30 pm Sunday .........................................................................8:00 am—1:30 pm Website .............................................................. www.sjtemahopac.org

SACRAMENTS RECONCILIATION: Monday - Friday .................................................................. A er 12:00 Noon Mass Saturday ........................... A er 9:00 am Mass, 3:00-3:45 pm; 5:00 - 5:30 pm; 6:00-6:45 pm (Spanish OLQA)

221 East Lake Boulevard Mahopac, New York 10541

BAPTISMS: Sundays at 2:00pm. To schedule a Bap sm, please contact Terry Komendowski by e-mail at [email protected] or by phone at 845-628-2006, x133.

MARRIAGE: Couples should contact Fr. Caruso at least six months prior to the desired wedding date.

MINISTRY TO THE SICK AND HOMEBOUND

CATHOLIC CHARITIES: Deacon John Scarfi 845-628-2006 x115

ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Call the Parish House at any me.

COMMUNION TO THE HOMEBOUND: Please call the Parish House to make arrangements.

DEVOTIONS

MIRACULOUS MEDAL NOVENA AND ROSARY FOR PEACE: Mondays a er the Noon Mass

ROSARY & ADORATION OF BLESSED SACRAMENT AT OLQA: Thursdays 12:30 – 4:45 pm followed by Benedic on First Friday 8:00 pm - 9:00 am Saturday (except January & February)

DIVINE MERCY CHAPLET: Monday - Friday, 3:00 pm

CENTERING PRAYER GROUP: Wednesdays a er noon Mass at Msgr. Powers Room or Prayer Garden weather permi ng.

PARISH COUNCIL: Meets periodically

FINANCE COMMITTEE: Meets periodically

MASS SCHEDULE Weekdays @ OLQA .............................................................. 9:00 am & 12:00 Noon Saturdays .............................................................................................................. 9:00 am Saturday Evening Vigil ........4:00 pm & 5:30 pm & 7:00 PM (Spanish OLQA) Sunday ...................................................................... 7:30 am, 8:45 am Family Mass, 10:45 am, 12:30 pm, 5:30 pm

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MASS INTENTIONS

Saturday 27 4:00 PM Nicoletta “Clara” Murjahn 5:30 PM Antoinetta & Gennaro Piro 7:00 PM For the People of the Parish Sunday 28 7:30 AM For the People of the Parish 8:45 AM Adriano Alves 10:45 AM Jocquim, Preciosa, Christina Sousa 12:30 PM Giulia Amato 5:30 PM Helen & Fred Orzechowski Monday 29 9:00 AM Arthur Bernacchia Noon Joseph Veschi Tuesday 30 9:00 AM Peter & Mary Vesey Noon Giuseppe - Rosa Diamente

Wednesday 31 St. John Bosco 9:00 AM John Scarpino Noon Ann Bogholtz

Thursday February 1 9:00 AM Philip G. Capano Noon Eve Komendowski

Friday 2 First Friday 9:00 AM Robert Morini Noon Jean Silviotti

Saturday 3 St. Blaise 9:00 AM James Paul O’Sullivan 4:00 PM Adrian Dessi 5:30 PM Joseph & Marie Misuraca 7:00 PM For the People of the Parish

Sunday 4 5th Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30 AM For the People of the Parish 8:45 AM Justin Salomone 10:45 AM Margaret & Joseph Witewski 12:30 PM Kevin Powderly 5:30 PM Lauren Corbelli

Pray for our Sick Albert Echker Frank Beyer Betsy Stinson Benito Ferraro Malgosia Wiercbeke Bill Hurley Joan Ambrose Emily Frankfurter Peggy Keevins Damien Frankfurter James Lanigan Annie Slate Sean P. Cameron Connie Schiove Jean Smith Marie Menna Patrick Hamel Elaine Turgeon Ann Baker Terry McDonald Kelsey Berger Frank Zalesny F. Johnson Family Gus Nicolson

Joseph Porcelli Walter Little

MEMORIAL OFFERINGS

Bread & Wine Vienna & Joseph Troani Sanctuary Lamp Charles Janiak

Altar Candle Ryan Mahoney

Altar Flowers Giulia Amato

Memorialize your loved ones

Memorialize your loved ones by picking up a Mass card or other Mass memorial in the Parish House or

at the Welcome Desk.

Pray for our Deceased

Michael Fisher Helen Massi

Pray for our Military

Matthew Griffin - USN Joseph Monaco - USAF - Turkey Julie Mundy - USCG – Bahrain Ben Murphy - U.S. Marine Victor Prato - 82nd Airborne Division (Army) Gregory Lorenzini US Navy - Virginia Officer Justin Maguire - U.S. Navy - Japan Bryan Bennett, U.S. Navy, deployed overseas. John Christopher Tucker – Navy – Submarine

E-mail [email protected]

to add a name to this list.

Flu Season With the flu season upon us we will refrain from shaking

hands at the sign of peace.

Sunday, February 4th 8:45am Annual Scout Mass

Italian-American Club will be hosting Hospitality after the 8:45am Mass

FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME – January 28, 2018

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Feast of the Presentation of the Lord – Blessing of candles

Friday, February 2, 2018 9:00am & 12 noon Masses

Candles will be blessed during the Daily Masses on February 2nd in honor of the Feast of the Presentation of the

Lord.

St. Michael the Archangel

Ask Sr. Rose

Is Marriage a Sacrament?

It is a covenant or partnership of life between a man and a woman, which is ordered to the well-being

of the spouses and to the procreation and upbringing of

children, when validly contracted between a baptized man and

woman, it is a sacrament.

Please guide and protect our Police Officers, Firefighters, Emergency Personnel and First Responders

Reflection Greet the unexpected visitor as you would an

invited guest or the return of a long, lost friend. For in so doing, the Bible tells us we entertain

Angels unawares. Joseph R. Veneruso, M.M.

A Prayer for Vocations to the

Priesthood Lord Jesus, you invite us to pray the Lord of the harvest

that He send labourers into His harvest.

Lord and God of all, call to the priesthood men on fire with your divine love, who will be the voice of the Good

Shepherd to the scattered sheep of the flock.

R. Lord of the harvest, send labourers into your harvest.

Lord and Saviour, bless us with holy priests. Through their ministry may your life-giving presence in the sacraments be

always present in your Church.


Lord and Giver of Life, raise up men filled with your power and with great missionary zeal, so that all who dwell

in darkness may come to live in the light of Christ.


(Pause for a silent personal prayer for vacations to the priesthood).

Lord Jesus, you called chosen men to be with you: to preach the good news of salvation and to have authority over the powers of darkness. Send your Holy Spirit upon the men you have chosen for the priestly ministry. May

they answer your call and follow you with generous hearts. Amen

Summer Mass Schedule Saturday vigil

4pm and 5:30pm Sunday

7:30am, 9am, 11:30am and 5:30pm

Feast of St. Blaise Blessing of the Throats

Saturday, February 3, 2018

9:00am and 12:00pm Masses

The priests will offer the blessing of throats

during the Daily Masses in honor

of the Feast of St. Blaise, the patron saint of

illnesses of the throat.

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Inclement Weather Policy

SJTE inclement weather policy will be as follows:

When Mahopac District schools are closed for inclement weather, Faith

Formation, Adoration & all afternoon & evening activities are canceled.

When Mahopac District dismisses early due to inclement weather, Faith

Formation Classes, Adoration & all afternoon & evening activities are

cancelled.

Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time Sunday

Dt 18:15-20; 1 Cor 7:32-35; Mk 1:21-28

Monday 2 Sm 15:13-14, 30, 16:5-13; Mk 5:1-20

Tuesday 2 Sm 18:9-10, 14b, 24-25a, 30-19:3; Mk 5:21-43

Wednesday 2 Sm 24:2, 9-17; Mk 6:1-6

Thursday 1 Kgs 2:1-4, 10-12; Mk 6:7-13

First Friday Mal 3:1-4; Heb 2:14-18; Lk 2:22-40 or 2:22-32

First Saturday 1 Kgs 3:4-13; Mk 6:30-34

The following is a list of special collections for 2018 February 11th Peters’ Pence February 14th Ash Wednesday March 11th Catholic Relief Service March 30th Holy Land (Good Friday) April 29th Aid to the Church in Central & Eastern Europe May 20th Latin America & Home Missions June 3rd Catholic Missions Among Black & Indian People

Respect Life Society Please continue to pray for an end to abortion and pray for women who have had an abortion – The United States marked 45 years of legalized abortion in all 50 states at any time for any reason throughout pregnancy on January 22nd, the anniversary of the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision. Since that time, there have been an estimated 60,069,971 abortions that have destroyed the lives of unborn children. Catholics have gone to the March for Life in great numbers each year because we believe in God who creates every human being with innate dignity and rights, including above all the right to life. Thankfully, there are fewer abortions each year, probably due to the use of 3-D and 4-D ultrasounds, and learning more about the growth of a baby. If you know any woman seeking healing from the effects of a past abortion, the Sisters of Life have monthly Days of Prayer and Healing. There is one on January 27, February 10th and February 24th (in Spanish). For location and registration, call The Sisters of Life at 866-575-0075 or email [email protected].

2017 Contribution Statements Contribution statements will be available upon request. If

you are an envelope user and are in need of a contribution statement, please call the Parish House at (845)628-2006

Ext. 100

Healing Mass A Healing Mass, with a free flow of the Gifts of the Holy

Spirit, will be held on Tuesday February 6th at St. Kateri Tekakwitha Parish,

1925 Rte 82, LaGrangeville, NY 12540. Guest Celebrant will be Fr. Zeverin, Chaplain at

Mid -Hudson Regional Hospital. Praise and Worship begins at 7:00pm, Mass at 7:30pm.

Individual prayers for healing follow Mass. All are welcome. The event is sponsored by Spirit Wind Prayer

Group of St. Kateri. Weather cancellations at

WHUD Storm Center 100.7 FM. Details call Pat or Joe at 845-440-3519

July 1st

Pastoral Solidarity for the Church in Africa

September 30th St. Joseph’s Seminary October 21st Mission Sunday November 18th Catholic Charities Campaign

for Charity & Justice December 9th Collection for Retired Religious

On- Line Contributions If you make on-line contributions, please follow link on

our website to verify your account. Many credit cards are expiring and updates need to be made. Any questions,

call 800-950-9952 and choose option #2


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St. John Bosco John Bosco, also known as Giovanni Melchiorre Bosco and Don Bosco, was born in Becchi, Italy, on August 16, 1815. Hi

s birth came just after the end of the Napoleonic Wars which ravaged the area. Compounding the problems on his birthday, there was also a drought and a famine at the time of his birth.

At the age of two, John lost his father, leaving him and his two older brothers to be raised by his mother, Margherita. His "Mama Margherita Occhiena" would herself be declared venerable by the Church in 2006.

Raised primarily by his mother, John attended church and became very devout. When he was not in church, he helped his family grow food and raise sheep. They were very poor, but despite their poverty his mother also found enough to share with the homeless who sometimes came to the door seeking food, shelter or clothing.

When John was nine years old, he had the first of several vivid dreams that would influence his life. In his dream, he encountered a multitude of boys who swore as they played. Among these boys, he encountered a great, majestic man and

woman. The man told him that in meekness and charity, he would "conquer these your friends." Then a lady, also majestic said, "Be strong, humble and robust. When the time comes, you will understand everything." This dream influenced John

the rest of his life. Not long afterwards, John witnessed a traveling troupe of circus performers. He was enthralled by their magic tricks and acrobatics. He realized if he learned their tricks, he could use them to attract others and hold their attention. He studied thei

r tricks and learned how to perform some himself. One Sunday evening, John staged a show for the kids he played with and was heartily applauded. At the end of the show

, he recited the homily he heard earlier in the day. He ended by inviting his neighbors to pray with him. His shows and games were repeated and during this time, John discerned the call to become a priest.

To be a priest, John required an education, something he lacked because of poverty. However, he found a priest willing to provide him with some teaching and a few books. John's older brother became angry at this apparent disloyalty, and he reportedly whipped John saying he's "a farmer like us!"

John was undeterred, and as soon as he could he left home to look for work as a hired farm laborer. He was only 12 when he departed, a decision hastened by his brother's hostility. John had difficulty finding work, but managed to find a job at a vineyard. He labored for two more years before he me

t Jospeh Cafasso, a priest who was willing to help him. Cafasso himself would later be recognized as a saint for his work, particularly ministering to prisoners and the condemned.

In 1835, John entered the seminary and following six years of study and preparation, he was ordained a priest in 1841. His first assignment was to the city of Turin. The city was in the throes of industrialization so it had slums and widespread poverty. It was into these poor neighborhoods that John, now known as Fr. Bosco, went to work with the children of the

poor. While visiting the prisons, Fr. Bosco noticed a large number of boys, between the ages of 12 and 18, inside. The condition

s were deplorable, and he felt moved to do more to help other boys from ending up there. He went into the streets and started to meet young men and boys where they worked and played. He used his talents as

a performer, doing tricks to capture attention, then sharing with the children his message for the day. When he was not preaching, Fr. Bosco worked tirelessly seeking work for boys who needed it, and searching for lodging

s for others. His mother began to help him, and she became known as "Mamma Margherita." By the 1860s, Fr. Bosco and his mother were responsible for lodging 800 boys.

Fr. Bosco also negotiated new rights for boys who were employed as apprentices. A common problem was the abuse of apprentices, with their employers using them to perform manual labor and menial work unrelated to their apprenticeship. Fr. Bosco negotiated contracts which forbade such abuse, a sweeping reform for that time. The boys he hired out were also

given feast days off and could no longer be beaten. Fr. Bosco also identified boys he thought would make good priests and encouraged them to consider a vocation to the

priesthood. Then, he helped to prepare those who responded favorably in their path to ordination. Fr. Bosco was not without some controversy. Some parish priests accused him of stealing boys from their parishes. Th

e Chief of Police of Turin was opposed to his catechizing of boys in the streets, which he claimed was political subversion. In 1859, Fr. Bosco established the Society of St. Francis de Sales. He organized 15 seminarians and one teenage boy int

o the group. Their purpose was to carry on his charitable work, helping boys with their faith formation and to stay out of trouble. The organization still exists today and continues to help people, especially children around the world. In the years that followed, Fr. Bosco expanded his mission, which had, and still has, much work to do. Fr. Bosco died on January 31, 1888. The call for his canonization was immediate. Pope Pius XI knew Fr. Bosco personally and agreed,

declaring him blessed in 1929. St. John Bosco was canonized on Easter Sunday, 1934 and he was given the title, "Father and Teacher of Youth."

In 2002, Pope John Paul II was petitioned to declare St. John Bosco the Patron of Stage Magicians. St. Bosco had pioneered the art of what is today called "Gospel Magic," using magic and other feats to attract attention and engage the youth. Saint John Bosco is the patron saint of apprentices, editors and publishers, schoolchildren, magicians, and juvenile

delinquents. His feast day is on January 31.


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And the Child grew and became strong in spirit, filled with wisdom; and the grace of God was upon Him. - Luke 2:40 The month of January is dedicated to the Holy Name and the Childhood of Jesus. It is also time to celebrate CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK! The theme for the National Catholic Schools Week 2018 is “Catholic Schools: Communities of Faith, Knowledge and Service.” The annual observance starts on Sunday, January 28th and runs until Saturday, February 3rd. Our schools typically celebrate Catholic Schools Week with Masses, open houses, and other activities for students, families, parishioners, and the community at large. Below are the dates and times for Open Houses at our Northern Westchester and Putnam Catholic elementary schools. We welcome you and your families to visit our schools and see firsthand the true value of a Catholic education. We hope that you will stop by! Our next Touring Tuesday is scheduled for January 30th, from 9-11am or by appointment. Reservations are required and can be made online at CatholicSchoolsNY.org or by calling our bilingual phone line 646-794-2885. Holy Name of Mary Montessori School St. Ann’s Peas & Karrots 110 Grand Street Croton-on-Hudson 16 Elizabeth Street, Ossining 914-271-5182 914-941-0312 January 30, 9am-11am January 30, 9am– 11am St. Augustine School St. Columbanus School 381 North Highland Avenue – Eagle Park 122 Oregon Road Ossining Cortlandt Manor 914-941-3849 914-739-1200 January 28, 11am-12:30pm January 28, 10:30am—1:30pm January 30, 9am-11am January 30, 9am-11am St. Elizabeth Ann Seton School St. James the Apostle School 1375 East Main Street 12 Gleneida Avenue, Carmel Shrub Oak 845-225-9365 914-528-3563 January 30, 9am-11am January 30,9am-11am St. Lawrence O’Toole Learning Center St. Patrick School 11 Eastview Avenue, Brewster 117 Moseman Road, Yorktown Heights 845-279-5164 914-962-2211 January 30, 9-11am January 28, 11am-2pm January 29, 9am-1pm St. Patrick’s School January 30, 9am-1pm 483 Old Post Road, Bedford February 1, 9am-1pm 914-234-7914 February 2, 9am-1pm January 28, 1pm-3pm January 30, 9am-11am


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Noticias de Nuestra Parroquia

Santo Tomás de Aquino El Doctor Angélico

Presbítero y Doctor de la Iglesia

Dios le concedió una sabiduría e inteligencia extraordinaria, en las que profundizó portentosamente y comunicó luego

con generosidad.

El asegura que la razón no es suficiente para poder conocer a Dios, sin embargo, es posible demostrar por medio de la filosofía que hay una forma de alcanzar un conocimiento verdadero.

Avisos

Queridos hermanos los invitamos para que nos acompañen todos los Sábados a las 7:00 pm a participar en la sagrada misa dominical, aquí en la capilla St. John el Evangelista. ¡Quedan todos cordialmente invitados!

1. Nuestro Grupo de Oración en español nos invita a toda nuestra comunidad a sus reuniones de

alabanza y acción de gracias cada viernes a las 7:30 p.m. en el sótano de la capilla de la parroquia. Vengan, acompáñenos, y daremos gracias a Dios por un nuevo año lleno de armonía, y unidad en nuestra comunidad.

2. Vía crucis El pastoral y el grupo de oración nos invitan a ser partícipes de nuestro vía crucis.

Necesitamos actores y actrices que representen la pasión de cristo. Para más información, comunicarse con Don Sergio Mora o Manuel Arevalo.

SYNOPSIS IN ENGLISH

Dear brothers and sisters, we invite you to join us every Saturday at 7:00pm to participate in the Sacred Mass here at St. John the Evangelist chapel. All are cordially invited!

1. The Prayer Group invites our entire community to its praise and thanksgiving meetings every

Friday at 7:30 pm in the Monsignor Powers Room (below the Chapel).

2. Vía crucis: The pastoral and prayer group invite us to be partakers of our viacrucis. We need actors and actresses representing the passion of Christ. For more information, please contact Don Sergio Mora or Manuel Arevalo.


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Gospel Today

Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time | Mark 1:21-28

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376 Route 6 • Mahopac, NY 10541

DISCOUNT

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85 Myrtle Avenue • Mahopac NY 1054185 Myrtle Avenue • Mahopac NY 10541

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914-528-2000

RESTORATIVE THERAPY & NURSING CENTER

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914-299-7962

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MARIO V. GRECO, DDSSkyview Professional Suites

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Gentle Family, Cosmetic & Implant [email protected] Office Hours By Appointment

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151 Route 6 • Mahopac, NY 10541845-628-1313

Member FDIC

LOUIS B. COLLETTI, D.D.S.& ERIC D. COOK, D.D.S.

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Clark Place & Rt. 6 628-8196

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Blue Remedy845-621-1022

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845-621-1992Joseph J. Smith

ParishionerOwner/Director

692 Route 6 Mahopac, NYCentrally Located

Nearest to St. John'sPreneed Funeral Planning

Geraldine "Gigi" FinanLicensed Real Estate Associate Broker & Notary Public

CELL (845) 590-6864 • (914) 962-4900 x324E-Mail:gfi [email protected]

www.gigisellsnyhomes.com Parishioner

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628-7400

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The Dwyer AgencyInsurance - Real Estate

Since 1927 628-3555

Route 6 Mahopac

Mahopac Flower Shop603 Rt. 6 • 628-2949

Dick Beyrer(845) 628-9100Tim Beyrer

(914) 248-5600ROUTE 6 · MAHOPAC

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Law Offices ofJOSEPH J. TOCK

963 Route 6tocklaw.com628-8080

Rte. 6 • Mahopac628-5655

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Michael H. MuenzOwner/Director

FORMER MEMBEROF THE SERVICE

(NYPD)

DENNIS P. BRADY 914-245-1222 RAYMOND J. KOLKMANN 3656 Lee Rd. N.Y.S. Lic. Opticians Jefferson Valley, NY 10535

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Justin MuenzParishioner

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PAINTING

PREMIERASSISTED LIVINGPrivate & Medicaid

I MAKE YOUR FINANCIAL FUTURE A PRIORITY

Thomas P. Casey, Financial Advisor845-621-8647

[email protected]

163 Route 6 · Suite 10Mahopac, NY

$3.00 OFF Any Order Over $30

(Cannot be combined)St. John the Evangelist

Pork Store & Fine Foods of Jefferson Valley914-243-9608

NOW OPEN 7 DAYS

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3689 HILL BOULEVARD • JEFFERSON VALLEY

Serving Our Neighbors For Over 37 Years

Balsamo-CordovanoFuneral Home

Family Owned & Managed

845-BAL-2144 • 15 Church Street - Carmel, NYBalsamoCordovanoFuneralHome.com

John R. Balsamo, Jonathan W. Garcia, Joseph J. Balsamo, Lic. Director Lic. Director/Manager Lic. Director

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VESTMENTS · MEMORIALS · 14K RELIGIOUS JEWELRY

Interior & Exterior845-628-1667

Est. 1985Parishioner559 Route 6

Mahopac, [email protected]

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Remodel For The New Year

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Cabinetry • Granite • TilePC3014A WC17026H05

Full Service Home Improvement Co.

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DR. CHRIS PERRONE

church of st. john the evangelist...summer mass schedule saturday vigil 4pm and 5:30pm sunday...

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