Church of St. Stephen, The First Martyr

75 Sanfordville Road, Warwick, New York 10990 845-986-4028 • www.ststephenchurchwarwick.org

Rev. Jack Arlotta……………………………………...Pastor Rev. Reynor Santiago……………………...Parochial Vicar Rev. Jisaya Nayak……………………..Summer Associate

Deacon Thomas MacDougall Deacon Daniel Byrne

Deacon John Tomasicchio Mr. Anthony Marcella………………………..Music Director Mrs. Mary Juliano………………Parish Business Manager Mrs. Ruthann DiMauro…………………………. . Secretary Mrs. Donna Washio…………...………………… Secretary Mrs. Maxine Martin……………………………. Bookkeeper Mr. Stephen Mandracchia…………………………. Trustee Ms.Katie Bisaro...……………………………………Trustee Mr. Joe Maggio…......………..Parish Council Chairperson St. Stephen Religious Education Program

Phone: 845-986-2231 RelEdOffice@gmail.com Mrs. Lydia vanDuynhoven………………………….Director Mrs. Joanie Rotar…………………………..Office Manager St. Stephen - St. Edward School

Phone : 845–986-3533 • Fax: 845-987-7023 Grades Pre-K to Eight Accredited by AdvancED and the Archdiocese of New York Mrs. Bethany Negersmith……………………………..Principal St. Stephen Cemetery

98 Galloway Road, Warwick, NY 10990

Parish of

St. Stephen, The First Martyr A Eucharistic Community, Journeying in Knowledge, Love and Service

December 1, 2019 - First Sunday of Advent ___________________________________________________________

75 Sanfordville Road, Warwick, New York 10990 Phone: 845-986-4028 • Fax: 845-986-4109

Website: www.ststephenchurchwarwick.org

Liturgy, Prayer, and Sacrament

Mass Schedule

Saturday Evening: 5:00 p.m.

Sunday: 7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 12:15 p.m.

Weekdays: 7:00 a.m., Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 9:00 a.m., Monday to Saturday

Spanish Mass: 5:00 p.m. First Sunday of the month

Holydays: Please check the bulletin.

Morning Prayer: 8:40 a.m., Monday through Saturday

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament:

Fridays 7:30-8:30 p.m. Saturdays 3:30 - 4:20 p.m. First Fridays 7:30 p.m. until Saturday, 8:15 a.m.

Reconciliation: Saturdays: 3:30-4:30 p.m. Sundays: 11:30a.m.-12:15 p.m.

Anointing of the Sick For the Sacrament, a person or family member must make the request. Late night requests may not be able to be answered until the next day. New Parishioners

Welcome to St. Stephen Parish. Please call or visit the parish office to register. Registration helps us to serve you more efficiently, especially in matters such as testi-monial letters, sponsor certificates and school registration.

Baptism Baptisms are held on the first four Sundays of every month at 2:00 p.m.. Baptisms are not ordinarily held in Lent. Baptism classes are held on the third Saturday at 10:00a.m.. Call the parish office during office hours to make arrangements.

Marriage Parishioners should make arrangements at least six months before the wedding. Call the parish office for an appointment.

Sponsor Certificates Sponsoring someone for baptism or confirmation? Please call ahead during the week or see a priest or deacon on Sunday if you need a sponsor certificate.

Vocations Are you interested in becoming a priest, religious or deacon? Speak to Fr. Jack Arlotta.

To everything there is a season and a time for every purpose under Heaven…

...a time to love…

Please pray for all couples who are preparing for marriage.

...a time to be born… Please pray for all children,

born and unborn.

...a time to heal...

Please pray for all who are ill, especially: Evelyn Aro, Camille Balsamello, Sophia Bayno, Lydia Bonita, Louise Bonomi, Marcella Brewer, Nancy Cardinaly, Mary Lou Carbone, Eileen Carson, Brian Conway, Kevin Cornielle, Paula Cornine, Tom Coughlin, Barry Crandall, Owen Daniel, Charlie Degnan, Stephen DeGloria, Jerry & Antonina DeMarmels, Michael Derych Sr., Colleen Devlin, Mary Ellen Downes, Anne Duke, Gina & Kenneth Eccher, James Elardi, Jean Fay, Nellie Fahy, Gemma Felice-Podwol, Brian Flood, Maria Gabor, Mabel Galu, Karen Gingras, Loukas Glykas, Nick Givas, Ellen Glebocki, Ryan Hasbrouck Robert Hogan, Nicholas Jesus, Jean Johnson, Brian Kane, John Kazmarzyk, Paul Kearney, Claire Kempinger, Jack & Lynne Koval, Joseph Krasniewicz, Marie Lackner, Jennifer Lava, Ian Laroe, Rev. Peter Madori, Ann Marie Malcolmson, Joanne Marinello, Jerry Mattera, Fr. Flor McCarthy, Anthony McSorely, Donna Meduski, Melissa Miller, Charles Mistretta, Fiona Moran, Glenn Muse, Mary Nelligan, Maddie Niebanck, Kathleen O’Brien, Pat O’Connor, Msgr. Joaquin Olendzki, Ryan Ostrowski, Anne Pawelek, Dani Pedlow, Kaelyn Pennings, Bryson Phenicie, Sharlene Miller Pizza, Anna & Ralph Poternoster, Cathy Priest, John Quinn, Joseph Reeves, Todd Robbins, Bucky Ross, Peggy Rozhon, Sharon Scannello, Mary Schlagel, Christopher Smith, Mattix Snedegar, Gregg Snignur, Michael Stubbmann, Christine Taylor, Caleb Tetreault, Rosita Tytell, Steve, Joseph vanDuynhoven, Isabella Vonuchtrup, Lisa Weisbrod, Justin Wilson, Kimberly Wittekind, and Eric Wortman.

...a time for war; a time for peace...

Sgt. Heather Baumann, Darren Beers Aviation Mechanic, Pvt. 2 Nicolas D’Ancona (AF), Capt. Edward Dauphin, Cprl. Michael Gerard, Rev. Major Paul Anthony Halladay, Spec. George Layng (AB), Captain Jason Mazzella (AF), PFC Stephen McCall, Pvt. Timothy Merrill (AF), staff Sgt. Bilitis Rangel (AF), , Lt. J.G. Julian Stuart, Sgt. 1st. Class Thomas Sala, Sgt. John Trojanoski, Pvt. Tyler VanDunk, Specialist Grant Watson (AF) Specialist Devin Wood.

...a time to die…

Please pray for the soul of Danielle Marie Lopez. May the souls of all the faithful departed, through the

mercy of God, rest in peace, Amen.

Purgatorial Society The Purgatorial Society was established to pray for our beloved departed. Those who are enrolled in the Society are remembered on the first Sunday of each month at the 9:00a.m. Mass for a period of one year.

Maureen Slevin, Morrison Conway, Ellen Mahon, Natividad Ramos Melo, & Vincent Masci

were enrolled in December.

Mass Intentions

Saturday Evening, November 30 5:00pm George Brandin

Sunday, December 1, First Sunday of Advent 7:30 Eugene Maloney 9:00 Purgatorial Society 10:30 Deceased Members of the Dempsey Family 12:15pm Daniel Murphy

5:00pm Deceased Members of the Martin & Reilly Families

For the Week of December 1 Sanctuary Lamp: Laurice J. Fadel

Monday, December 2 7:00 For Our Parishioners 9:00 John Alfred White

Tuesday, December 3, St. Francis Xavier, Priest 7:00 Michael McGill 9:00 William Wendel, Jr.

Wednesday, December 4, St. John Damascene, Priest & Doctor of the Church 9:00 Thomas Kenny

Thursday, December 5 7:00 Barbara Suleski 9:00 Rose Napolitano

Friday, December 6, St. Nicholas, Bishop 9:00 Thomas, Catherine, & Frank Andre

Saturday, December 7, St. Ambrose, Bishop & Doctor of the Church 9:00 Rose May Scrosoppi

Saturday Evening 5:00pm Myrtle & Hiroji Yano

Sunday, December 8, Second Sunday of Advent 7:30 Sr. Margaret Ferri 9:00 Grace Verrico 10:30 Theresa D’Esposito 12:15pm James & Gertrude McGovern

For the Week of December 1 Sanctuary Lamp: Deceased members of the Kelly & Donnelly Families

Join us to Praise God in Song 12/7 & 12/8 Saturday at 5pm - Teen Choir Sunday at 9am - Adult Choir

10:30am - Folk Group 12:15 - Cantor

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Thank you for your generous gifts!

November 24 Collections will be listed next week!

WeShare for October - $11,546.65

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Adoration of Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament

Come and spend time with our Lord!

Holy Hour Every Friday

7:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

Nocturnal Adoration Friday, December 6 8:30p.m. to 8:15a.m.

First Friday nocturnal adoration is in need of more adorers. Can you commit to one hour a month? Please sign up in the notebook on the display table during First Friday Adoration.

Saturday 3:30 p.m. - 4:20 p.m.

The Season of Advent It seems watching TV that the Christmas season began in September. Advent is the beginning of the new Church year and heralds approach of the birth of Our Savior, Jesus Christ. While it is a festive time of the year, it also is a new beginning and a time to reflect on the meaning of the birth of Christ. In the midst of all of the preparations and the events, I would suggest that families take some quiet time and pause and reflect during this preparation time. Perhaps setting up an Advent Wreath and coming together to recite the Joyful Mysteries of the Ro-sary, visiting the church as a family when it is quiet to pray before the Blessed Sacrament, or participate in one of the numerous charitable programs this time of year. So when that special day arrives, we do have something to offer to Jesus.

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Please Take Note Next Sunday, December 8, would have been cele-brated as the Feast of the Immaculate Conception—the patronal feast of the United States. As it falls on a Sunday, the feast is transferred to the Monday, De-cember 9. The obligation to attend Mass on the day is NOT transferred. This year, the feast is not a holy day of obligation

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As Advent begins a new Church year, it is worth noting that around this time we have to send to the Archdiocese a report of the previous year’s (September to August) sacramental activity.

2018/2019 20017/2018 Baptisms 69 72 First Communions 87 93 Confirmations 65 118 Marriages 15 6 Funerals 96 70

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Hospitality Sundays The next Hospitality Sundays are:

December 22, January 26, and February 23

******* Christmas Mass Schedule

Christmas Eve: 4:00 (church and school) 6:00 and Midnight

Christmas Day: 8:00, 10:00 and Noon New Year’s Eve & Day

Tues., Dec.31: 5:00 pm/Wed., Jan. 1: 9:00 and 11:00

The Pastor’s Desk

Grocery Cards and Gift Cards

Shop Rite, Price Chopper October Sales $20,490 (Profit $1,024.50)

Shop Rite - $20, $25, $50, and $100 Price Chopper - $25, $50, and $100

Many retail cards are also available! Clothing, hardware, restaurants,

electronics, fast food, and many more!

Support the parish while you shop!

Credit can be applied to RelEd Tuition and SSSE School Goal!

Available after Mass on weekends and at the parish office Monday-Friday - 9:00a.m. to 3:30p.m.

Please pay by check or exact change!

Mary’s Meals

$19.50 feeds a child for the school year!

Your ongoing support for the children of Mary’s Meals is greatly appreciated. Now, more than ever, children need the help provided by Mary’s Meals. Call Lydia 986-2231 for more information.

Mary’s Meals Recycling Drop off behind the school in the Mary’s Meal Shed!

Bottles & Cans with NY deposit only! No Gatorade, iced tea, or Tropicana! No food cans or jars!

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Altar Server Schedule

Saturday, December 7

5:00 pm - Owen Machingo, Ian Doherty, Matt Doherty Sunday, December 8

7:30 am - Arden Hallett, Julius Radakovits, Lucas Langone, Aedan O’Brien 9:00 am - Philip Gargiulo, Giovanni Berlingieri, Nicholas Williams, Anika Brezina, Ava Roome, Caleb King, William Roome 10:30 am - Dominic Scavullo, Anthony Scavullo, Ayden Williamson, Colin Foley, Elsie Mele, Samuel Hansen 12:15 pm - Anthony Roca, Bella Serrano, Shea Patterson

Mass and

Celebration in honor of

Our Lady of Guadalupe

St. Stephen Church

Sunday, December 1 Rosary Novena at 4:15pm

Bilingual Mass begins at 5:00pm

Celebration in the School Gym after Mass

Bring Flowers for Our Lady Bring a Dish to Share

For more information or to RSVP Email jsb2k@hotmail.com

Or call 845-987-4207

Lessons and Carols

Thursday, December 5 at 6:30pm St. Stephen Church

Start your Advent off with a night of music

and scripture joyfully anticipating Christ’s birth in Bethlehem!

On Thursday, Dec. 5th at 6:30pm, St. Stephen’s Music Ministry and St. Stephen - St. Edward School’s singers and Chime choir will present an evening of Lessons and Carols!

Come and join us for this special evening service and the reception afterwards!

A free will offering will be taken to support the

Music Ministry.

Advent Prayer of Silent Meditation

"Christ always seeks the straw of the most desolate cribs to make his Bethlehem." Thomas Merton

Anyone interested in the prayer of silent meditation is invited to join us on the four Sunday evenings of Advent (December 1, 8, 15, 22), 6:00 to 7:00 in the St Stephen school Library. We'll listen to some writing from Thomas Merton, then share a couple of silent meditation sessions together.

Beginning meditators welcome. Please arrive slightly early and respectively observe the rituals of this ancient form of Christian prayer.

We also offer half hour meditation before the Tabernacle, 6:55 a.m every Friday.

For further information, contact Tim Cooper at hindsfeet88@yahoo.com.

Annual Men’s Retreat

Fr. Glenn Sudano, CFR will be the Retreat Master for our Annual Men’s Retreat, which will be conducted on the weekend of January 17-19, 2020, at the Sacred Heart Center in Newton, NJ. The cost of the retreat is $225, which includes a comfort-able private room and delicious meals. Scholarships are available. Consider giving the gift of the retreat as a Christmas gift this year!

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Why Knots Blanket Ministry

Please join us in a ministry of making blankets to be donated to local hospitals and other places in need. This ministry is open to all ages. All you need to know how to do is cut and tie knots. This is a Ministry to Mary. We will be creating fleece blankets by cutting and tying knots. The knots represents the knots in our lives and we will ask Mary to pray for us and help us to untie those knots. Volunteers are encouraged to bring:

2 coordinating pieces of fleece (baby: 1 yard of each color, kid: 1.5 yards of each color, adult: 2 yards of each color) Ruler and yard stick and sharp scissors or a monetary donation ($15 to $20) to help supply materials. The group meets the first Wednesday of every month at St. Stephens School in the cafeteria from 6 to 7:30pm. Thank you to all those who attended the first meeting and made many beautiful blankets. We look forward to making more on December 4! Bring a friend! To sign up please email or text Shauna Smith at sssmith04@outlook.com or 845-641-5745

Warwick Ecumenical Food Pantry 2019 Christmas

Holiday Program

Please help us make the holidays a little nicer for families in the Town of Warwick. We are asking for bags of shelf stable groceries to help provide the basics for a holiday meal. Families who use the pantry will receive a bag for each of Thanksgiving and Christmas. Donors need not provide all items on the list below, if their budget does not permit it. Alternatively, donors may combine their contri-butions for a bag or bags. Pantry volunteers will check donations to insure that families receive bags with the same items.

Christmas donations may be delivered to the pantry by December 16. You may bring them to the Church until Thursday, December 12.

We also gratefully will receive ShopRite or Price Chopper gift cards, or monetary donations, to help offset our own cost of purchasing groceries for the program. Drop off at the church office or make a donation at our website, www.warwickpantry.com

We ask that you provide only the items listed below, in the sizes specified. Thank you!

Box of Hot Cocoa Mix Box 6-10 envelopes / 2 15oz. cans Whole Kernel Corn / 2 15oz. cans Cut Green Beans / 15oz. can Sweet Potato or Yams / 1 lb. Box Pasta / 20-24oz jar Pasta Sauce / 1 lb White Rice Bag or Box / 10-12 oz. Can Coffee / 2 18-19oz. cans Soup / 15oz can Fruit / 6oz Box Turkey Stuffing / 13-14 oz. Box Instant Potatoes / 4 Pack Fruit Cups / 4 pack Pudding Cups / 12oz jar Turkey Gravy Jar / 14oz can Cranberry Sauce

First Sunday of Advent

Do What You Can! The reading from the prophet Isaiah this Sunday contains a remarkable prediction--the end of war between nations (Isaiah 2:4). While most of the good predictions of the prophets were fulfilled in Jesus, we still await the end of all wars. So why hasn't that one been fulfilled? We can look to the second reading and the Gospel for some hints.

Both readings talk about being awake and ready for our salvation (Romans 13:12) or the coming of the Son of Man (Matthew 24:39). Being awake doesn't mean consuming lots of coffee or turning the music volume all the way up. Paul calls it "putting on the Lord Jesus Christ" as a soldier would put on armor before a battle. He even mentions ri-valry and jealousy as attitudes to avoid. Both of those vic-es have been the cause of many wars in our history. What if we not only avoided them, but also taught our children to avoid them? What if everyone eventually learned not to be jealous and hateful?

We are a long way from ending all wars. There are still people who teach hate to the poor instead of helping to feed them. There are still people who get rich selling the weapons of war. This brings us back to the first reading, in which Isaiah speaks of beating swords into plowshares. Do we have enough faith in God's love to stop building weapons and use those resources to feed the hungry or cure diseases in underprivileged countries? Until we con-vert everyone to following Jesus, that's not likely. The Gos-pel calls us to be ready. Maybe we need to be ready to share our faith. Maybe we have to be awake to any oppor-tunity to show God's love to those around us. Are we afraid to offer to pray for someone in need? Maybe we need to put on the "armor of light," as St. Paul calls it. Instead of trying to stop all wars, could we at least show forgiveness to someone who has hurt us?

Jesus never said to do the impossible. If we can be ready to see Jesus in those around us, to show his love to those who need it, or just be patient with other people's faults and weaknesses, we may not stop all wars, but we will be prepared for the coming of the Prince of Peace. Tom Schmidt, Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co.

Hopeful Expectation

Our liturgical year begins with the season of Advent—a time of hopeful expectation of the coming of the Lord. On the First Sunday of Advent we look forward to the end of time when we will awaken to the dawn of Christ’s new day.

Today we hear Isaiah speak of a day when God’s power will have brought universal peace and God’s Word will have instructed all people, radiating God’s “light” (teachings) into all of human society. Only when hu-manity walks “in the light of the LORD” (Isaiah 2:5), when all people desire to be instructed “in [God’s] ways” (Isaiah 2:3), will the world be set aright and our deepest longings fulfilled. The reading from Romans calls us to “awake from sleep” for this final “day is at hand” (Romans 13:11, 12). Together this Sunday’s scriptures proclaim our Christian faith that Jesus is the One who will finally come to fulfill God’s plan of salvation. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

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Prayer Shawl Ministry

The Prayer Shawl Ministry meets on the First Wednes-day of every month after the 9 a.m. Mass. If you would like to join us or would like more information, please call Christine Sears at 845-986-6825. Our next meeting is December 4.

General Bereavement Support Group

Wednesday - December 4 7:00 to 8:30 in the Meeting Room

Teens and Adults

For those who have suffered any type of loss of a loved one and are looking for support in a confidential setting. This will be an open discussion guided by Judy and Rocco Battista, trained by the Archdiocese in Bereave-ment Support. For more information call Judy Battista at 845-987-4207.

Senior Bus Angel

The December Sunday Dial-A-Bus for Seniors has been sponsored anonymously.

Altar Society Appointments

Team # 4 Kathi Bellofatto, Carolyn DeMarmels, & Peg Ryan

Please consider joining this necessary ministry! New members are welcome and needed to join in the Altar Society Ministry. Please call Kathi at 986-2663

to volunteer or for more information.

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W4 22” Mixed Evergreen Wreath $25.00 # _______ $_______ W3 28” Mixed Evergreen Wreath $35.00 # _______ $_______ S4 30” x 19”Noble Fir Door Swag $25.00 # _______ $_______ (can be used as a grave piece) Total enclosed $_______

Name____________________________ Telephone______________ E-mail__________________________________ Make checks payable to: Court St. Anne. You will be notified upon arrival. Call 986-4423 for more information.

Would you like delivery to your home or to send a gift to someone else? Please see the flyers in the atrium.

Christmas Altar

The beautiful poinsettias and Christmas decorations on the altar and church each year are the generous gifts of many families and friends. Please help us beautify the altar and church again this Christmas.

I want to make an offering: $15.00 ____ $30.00 ____ $45.00 ____ Other $ ____.

You may wish to add in memory of: ____________________________________ Name __________________________Telephone ___________ Address_____________________________________________ Envelope #_____________

Please make your check payable to St. Stephen Church. Mail or leave in the church office.

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December 7th & December 8th Trucks N Trees returns to St. Stephen’s December 7th from 11am to 6pm & De-cember 8th from 11am to 4pm with food

and dessert trucks, craft beverages and Christmas trees! What could be better?!

Douglas and Balsam Fir Christmas trees will be sold for $50 each. All proceeds will benefit St. Stephen-St. Ed-ward School.

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Please note:

The School Parking will be closed for the weekend!

Please bring a toy for the KofC toy drive!

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