T H E R O M A N C A T H O L I C C H U R C H O F

ST. GREGORY BARBARIGO Garnerville, New York 10923

SERVED BY Reverend Joseph P. LaMorte.............Pastor Reverend Monsignor Edward J. Weber ......... Assisting Oratorian Fathers of St. Philip Neri.................. Assisting Salesians of Don Bosco .......................................... Assisting George M. Albin, Jr............................ Permanent Deacon Roland F. Dowen................................. Permanent Deacon John J. Kelly ........................................... Permanent Deacon Donald A. Ruzzi......... Religious Education Coordinator Dana L. Spicer...........................Regional School Principal Donna L. Bochnik...........................................Parish Trustee Paul A. Gonoud.............................................. Parish Trustee Anthony T. Parisi.............................Finance Council Chair Carolyn E. Caramanica ................Pastoral Council Chair David C. Azarow ....................... Director of Sacred Music THE SACRAMENT OF THE EUCHARIST The Lord’s Day Saturday Evening Anticipated Mass ................. 5:30 PM Sunday Morning............ 7:30, 9:00, 10:30, 12:00 Noon

Weekday Monday thru Friday ............................. 7:30 and 9:00 AM Saturday.........................................................................9:00 AM

Holy Days..............................7:00, 9:00 AM and 7:30 PM PARISH OFFICE 21 Cinder Road 947-1873 Monday thru Friday ................. 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM Email ................................... sgbparish@verizon.net Website ..................... www.stgregorybarbarigo.org RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 29 Cinder Road 429-2775 Email .....................................sgbreled@verizon.net Website ..................... www.stgregorybarbarigo.org REGIONAL SCHOOL 29 Cinder Road 947-1330 Email ............................................ sgbs29@aol.com Website ........... www.stgregorybarbarigoschool.org

THE SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Confessions are heard on Saturday afternoon from 4:00 to 5:00 PM and anytime upon reasonable request. THE SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM First and third Sundays at 1:00 PM. Expectant parents may contact the parish office to arrange for the baptism seminar at 7:30 PM on the first Monday of the month to help them understand the beauty and responsibilities of the sacrament. Adults are baptized and confirmed at the Easter Vigil after completing the stages of the Rite of Christian Initiation. THE SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY Since Catholic marriage requires a time of preparation, arrangements should begin at least six months before the proposed date of the wedding to allow for the Marriage Preparation Program and Natural Family Planning (NFP). Registered, participating and contributing parishioners may contact the parish office to begin the process. PASTORAL CARE OF THE SICK If you are planning to enter the hospital for surgery, experiencing a prolonged or serious illness, or are very weak due to advancement of age, call the parish office to arrange for the sacraments of reconciliation, communion and anointing at home, also available every Saturday morning at 9:00 AM Mass. Communal anointing of the sick is celebrated at Mass each April and October. Notify us or the Catholic chaplain at Good Samaritan, Helen Hayes and Nyack of any hospitalization so that we may be of assistance. Be sure to tell the admitting office that you are a Catholic patient and a member of St. Gregory Barbarigo parish. PERPETUAL EUCHARISTIC ADORATION CHAPEL is open all day and night for Eucharistic adoration and is located at the south end of the campus on Cinder Road in front of the parish house. Parishioners and friends are encouraged to become adorers or to stop in and spend some time in quiet prayer with the Lord. WELCOME The St. Gregory Barbarigo faith community warmly welcomes you. Please introduce yourself to Father LaMorte as you leave church so that, on behalf of the entire community we may greet you. You may register at the parish office and pick up an informational packet. Kindly notify us of any change of address.

St. Gregory Barbarigo parish is a Christian community of disciples in the Roman Catholic tradition, called by Jesus, united in Eucharistic worship and growing in faith, hope and love. Nourished through the sacraments and strengthened by God’s transforming love, we are empowered to know the gospel message and to witness it to others. As Christian stewards, we are thankful for God’s many gifts and we commit ourselves to share our time, talent and treasure in Christ-like service within our parish community and beyond. We seek God’s blessing and guidance to be faithful to this mission.

MISSION STATEMENT

SOLEMNITY OF MARY, THE HOLY MOTHER OF GOD January 1, 2017

Serving the Catholic Community in Garnerville, Pomona, Stony Point, Thiells and West Haverstraw since 1961

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SOLEMNITY OF MARY, THE HOLY MOTHER OF GOD JANUARY 1, 2017PRAYERS FOR THE SICK The sick are comforted knowing that we pray for them. In your charity, please remember Anya GraceD’Agostino, Marianne Richmond, Marion Cardaci, Mercedes Greenleaf, the petitions on the Wailing Wall and the intentions on theprayer network.

THE BLUE STAR BANNER, created in 1917, hung in a family’s window to show pride in a loved one serving in the armedforces. St. Michael the Archangel, keep safe those protecting our liberty: LT JAKUB BIALEK, USN; MAJOR EDWARD CARDINALE,USAF; SGT CHRISTIAN CARLE, USMC; CAPTAIN MATTHEW COYNE, USA; PVT SHAWN GLEASON, USMC; LCDR DAVID J. HANEY, USN; 1LT DANIEL

KELLY, USA; CAPTAIN ERIKA NOYES, USA; 2LT NICHOLAS PISANO, USA; SGT RICHARD PISANO, USA; SGT ZACHARY SENTER, USMC; TSGT CHARLESVANDERBILT, NYANG; CPL JOHN C. WAMSLEY JR., USMC.

I’VE GONE TO PREPARE A PLACE FOR YOU Please rememberFather Cosimo Fazio, Anna Mody, the Gulf War II casualties andthese souls for whom Mass will be offered:MONDAY, JANUARY 2Saints Basil the Great and Gregory Nazianzen, Bishops and Doctors

7:30 AM The People of St. Gregory Barbarigo9:00 AM For the intentions of Grace Tully

TUESDAY, JANUARY 3The Most Holy Name of Jesus

7:30 AM Betty Provenzano9:00 AM Catherine Farewell

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, Religious

7:30 AM ___________9:00 AM Casey Barrett

THURSDAY, JANUARY 5Saint John Neumann, Bishop

7:30 AM _______________9:00 AM Robert J. Majka

FIRST FRIDAY, JANUARY 6Saint Andre Bessette, Religious

7:30 AM _______________9:00 AM Ann T. Karr

SATURDAY, JANUARY 7Saint Raymond of Penyafort, Priest

9:00 AM George Tooma, Sr.SUNDAY, JANUARY 8The Epiphany of the Lord

5:30 PM Kathy McGowan 7:30 AM Eugene Granata 9:00 AM Barbara Fagan10:30 AM Paul McMillan12:00 PM Yolanda CawleyIf you have arranged an intention for Mass, consider presenting the gifts of bread

and wine during that celebration and kindly inform the usher.

THIS WEEK AT A GLANCESUNDAY, JANUARY 1Happy New Year to All

1:00 PM Baptism, Church2:00 PM Open House Christmas Party at the Rectory

MONDAY, JANUARY 2New Year Holiday (Parish Offices Closed)

7:30 PM Baptism Seminar, OLV8:00 PM Men’s Prayer Group, Church

TUESDAY, JANUARY 36:30 PM Children’s Hummingbird Choir Rehearsal, Church7:00 PM Adult Choir, Church

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 47:00 PM RCIA, OLV

THURSDAY , JANUARY 56:30 PM Parent Penance/Eucharist Meeting, Gymnasium

FIRST FRIDAY, JANUARY 69:00 AM School Liturgy, Church7:00 PM Father/Daughter Dance, Gymnasium

SUNDAY, JANUARY 811:30 AM RCIA, St. Dominic 2:00 PM TCC Ice Skating

TRAINING TO BECOME A MINISTER OF HOLY COMMUNION This one-hour session to familiarize you with the gift ofdistributing the Eucharist to the faithful at Mass will be offeredtwice: on Wednesday, January 11 at 7:30 in the church and itwill be repeated for those who cannot attend on Thursday,January 18.

THE JOURNEYSONGS HYMNAL Please take good care of them.Never take them home with you. Always put them back intotheir rack whenever you are finished. Remember, they aregiven in memory of those we love. To donate one for $25, usethe subscription form in the narthex or at the parish office.

FORTY-THIRD ANNUAL MARCH FOR LIFE. This year the March for Life in Washington, DC will take place on Friday, January 27. Since1973, tens of thousands of pro-lifers from across the country have marched at the Capitol to lobby with representatives to overturnthe Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion on demand. Buses will be leaving Rockland County for the trip that day from St.Francis of Assisi in West Nyack at 6:00 AM. Departure from Washington back home will be at 6:00 PM. Adults $30 and students $15.For reservations, call 492-6709, 735-4379 or 425-1322 (para espanol) or visit www.rocklandrtl.org. Donations to sponsor a walker aregratefully accepted. The Eternal Word Television Network will provide life coverage of the March for Life from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM.Watch Verizon FiOS channel 285 and Cablevision channel 135.

THE PARISH OFFICE will be closed on January 2 in observance of New Year’s Day with a recorded greeting for you to leave a messagein the voice mailbox. Morning Mass at 7:30 will resume tomorrow.

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STEWARDSHIP IS A WAY OF LIFE ~ GOD'S PLAN FOR GIVINGFor the Lord’s generosity, we returned to His Church

A Week Ago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $14,479.50A Year Ago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12,480.50“I think New Year’s Day is a perfect time to embrace thespirituality of tithing and give back to the Lord what He has firstgiven to me.”

OFF THE TOP OF MY HEAD

Merry Christmas to all and a healthy and prosperous2017! We begin this new year with hope. It is filledwith possibility. Our new calendars which wereblessed at Mass last month look empty, but they will

soon be filled with activities and events. We have plannedfor some of them. Other events will surprise us. We realizethis year will bring its measure of sorrow, but we trust it tobring its measure of joy. Let this new year be a blessing.Today, New Year’s Day, we hear the words of blessingspoken by God to Moses: “The Lord bless you and keep you.”They are words of protection. “The Lord be gracious to you.”They are words of favor. “The Lord give you peace!” They arewords that wish the finest blessing, the gift of peace. Theyare particularly fitting for the first day of the year, the day setaside in a special way to pray for peace. So many of ourparish families suffer from misunderstanding and deep-seated resentments; neighborhoods are torn apart, andcommunities are ravaged with racial or ethnic hostility. Theworld itself is caught in the throes of violent war. We are indesperate need of God’s peace. This new year, with all itspromise, gives us the possibility of blessing. Perhaps youhave withheld blessing from someone you know. Perhapsyou especially need God’s gift of peace. Perhaps you fear theabsence of God’s protection. Let this blessing calm yourheart. Let it inspire you to breath God’s gift of peace to allyou meet this day and this new year. Let the blessing of God,first spoken to Moses, echoing throughout the ages, enteryour home and warm your heart.

During Christmas time, we have been attentive tothe child born to fulfill the promises made long ago. Today,we focus on Mary, the one from whose flesh the child wasfashioned. In all the Christmas stories she is silent,explaining nothing when visitors come to see the marvelsthat have taken place. Most likely she did not understandthem herself. Today we are told that “Mary kept all thesethings, reflecting on them in her heart.” There are times whenwe, too must reflect on all these things in our hearts. Atother times we might have to remind ourselves of ourhumanness. This, too, calls for reflection. The excitementthat surrounds Christmas, the lights and the music, thefeasting and the guests can prevent us from appreciating thereal meaning of the feast. At such times, we must step backand reflect on these things in our hearts.

Happy New Year, my friends!Father LaMorte

URGENT PRAYER NEEDS? Call Cheryl at 429-4223 or e-mailher at cherylm59@gmail.com and she will notify the prayernetwork who will pray for your intentions also.

OUR APPRECIATION Father LaMorte andMonsignor Weber appreciate all of the Christmascards, gifts and baking that you have beensending to our home in the rectory. Thank youfor your generosity all through the year, but

especially during the holidays. We are so grateful to you foryour outstanding donations to the Christmas offering and theThanksgiving and Christmas food drives and the ChristmasAngel Project and Adopt-a-Family. It is a big help in theoperation of our parish and its programs. Isn’t the church sobeautifully decorated? Thank you to everyone who helped tohighlight the inside of the church and the narthex.Decorations will remain until they are removed on the Feast ofthe Lord’s Baptism (January 9), when the Ordinary Time of theChurch year begins.

MEMORIAL CANDLES reach Catholics on a spiritual level andremain a source of inspiration and a symbol of Christ as aworthwhile expression of faith. They have always been seen assentinels, keeping watch while a person cannot be there. Bylighting a candle, people know their prayer will continuethroughout the day, long after they leave church. Our candlesare designed to also serve as perpetual memorials for a specificintention which will remain lighted day and night for a wholeyear for a donation of $200. You may inquire at the parishoffice. If you had a candle for the past year, please let us knowif you would like to renew it.

FIRST FRIDAY MASSES will be offered this week at7:30 and 9:00 AM. In conjunction with that, you maywant to spend a holy hour at the Eucharistic

Adoration Chapel. We need to have people present during theentire time that the Blessed Sacrament is exposed on the altar.Please consider being in the Real Presence of Our Lord. It willbe the most peaceful and rewarding time in your month.

2017 DATES TO REMEMBERJanuary 27 . . . . . . . . . . March for Life in Washington, DCMarch 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ash WednesdayMarch 19 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . St. Patrick AOH ParadeApril 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lenten Reconciliation MondayApril 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Easter SundayApril 22 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mass of Anointing of the SickMay 21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cluster 51 Mission WeekMay 25 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ascension ThursdayJune 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . St. Anthony Blessing of BreadJune 18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Corpus Christi ProcessionJune 25 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Parish Feast Day ObservanceAugust 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wedding of the SeaAugust 15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assumption of the BVMSeptember 17 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Parish PicnicNovember 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . All Saints’ DayNovember 23 . . . . . . . . . . . Family Mass of ThanksgivingDecember 6 . . . . . . Pilgrimage to St. Patrick’s CathedralDecember 8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Immaculate ConceptionDecember 9 . . . . . Advent/Christmas Festival of CarolsDecember 18 . . . . . . . . . Advent Reconciliation MondayDecember 31 . . . . . . Open House at the Parish Rectory

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OPEN HOUSE CHRISTMAS PARTY AT THE PARISH RECTORY Everyone is most warmly invited to visit the parish Christmas tree – themost beautiful tree in all of Rockland County! Father will be at the parish house to welcome you this afternoon from 2:00 to 4:00 PM.Please come and visit with your fellow parishioners, enjoy the company and relax. As a professional bachelor, Father has always hasa hostess or two for the day to greet guests when they come, make them feel at home and offer them refreshments, plus help cleanup afterwards. We hope to see you.

BAPTISM SEMINAR Our parish offers a monthly seminar for those parents awaiting the birth or adoption of achild, or have an infant ready for baptism. Please call our parish office (947-1873) to make your reservation.The next seminar will be held on Monday, January 2 at 7:30 PM in OLV in the undercroft of the chapel. Theupcoming dates for Sunday baptisms at 1:00 PM are: January 15; February 5 and 19; March 5 and 19.

FEED OUR NEIGHBORS: A CATHOLIC RESPONSE Cardinal Dolan is calling on every Catholic institution in the archdiocese to join the fifthannual FEEDING OUR NEIGHBORS CAMPAIGN and to dedicate the last week of January, Sunday to Sunday, to increasing the supply of foodavailable to feed hungry New Yorkers. Unfortunately, the high demand for emergency food continues this year. We need to recognizeand praise the generous and dedicated work that our parish is already doing. Without these efforts, our current crisis would be muchworse. This initiative cannot resolve the problem, for it is impossible to make up all the reductions in resources. However, the factthat we cannot do everything is not an excuse to do nothing. There is a special box in the narthex and your food may be left there.This program is also being held simultaneously in all of our Regional Schools. Mr. Ruzzi will coordinate with the religious educationchildren. Thank you so much for your participation in this very worthy effort.

LITTLE ROCK SCRIPTURE STUDY “PANORAMA OF THE NEW TESTAMENT” This study, led by Deacon John and Lucy Kelly willbegin on Thursday, January 19 and will have two separate sessions at 3:00 in the OLV Library and repeated at 7:00PM in School Room 101 and will run about two hours for five weeks. Enter the biblical story of the New Testamentbeginning with the gospels and working your way through the final book, Revelation. Discover God’s plan of

salvation running throughout the story and characters, both familiar and unfamiliar. It is a great way to begin New Testament studies.To learn more about this program, call John and Lucy at 947-2095 or e-mail jlejskelly@verizon.net.

MEN’S PRAYER GROUP First Monday at 8:00 PM in the church. Each month will include a different theme/topic reflecting the interestsand spiritual growth important to every Catholic. We encourage all adult men 18 and older to join us this week. “Blessed is the manwho trusts in the Lord, whose hope is the Lord. He is like a tree planted beside the water that stretches out its roots to the stream: It fears not theheat when it comes, its leaves stay green; in the year of the drought it shows no distress, but still bears fruit.” Jeremiah 17: 7- 8.

2016 DONATIONS TO THE PARISH If you’d like a contribution statement mailed to you, we’d be happy to do so.Simply make a note on the front of your weekly envelope when you drop it in the offertory basket or call (947-1873)or email Linda (sgblinda@verizon.net) and it will be mailed or emailed to you, whichever you prefer. Our ability toprovide this service is just one of the reasons for you to gift-wrap your donation in a church envelope or useParishPay each week. Thank you for your thoughtfulness and generous support to our parish all throughout the year.

REGIONAL CATHOLIC SCHOOLS OF ROCKLAND Have you thought about a Catholic school education for your children? Why notconsider sending them to St. Gregory Barbarigo School, one of five Catholic elementary schools in the St. Dominic region. Catholicvalues are infused across the curriculum which follows the NYS common core standards for k-8. We offer universal pre-k, full daykindergarten, Spanish, art, mucic, computers, library, physical education and after school programs that include enrichment and daycare. Our Catholic faith is taught every day. Come visit our school on Tuesdays, January 10 and 31 from 9:00 to 11:00 AM. Eveningtours are also available by appointment. Speak with Principal Dana Spicer at 947-1330.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION AND SCHOOL PARENTS of children who are preparing for the sacrament of first penanceon January 23 are reminded to participate in the important catechetical meetings which will be held on Thursdays,January 5 and 12 at 6:30 PM in the school gymnasium. Those who are preparing for the sacrament of confirmation

with Bishop Dominick Lagonegro in October will meet on Thursdays, January 19 and 26. Participation at only one of these sessionsis a necessary preparation for the reception of the sacrament and a good opportunity for parents to learn more about this aspect oflife in the church. Please call Mr. Ruzzi (429-2775) with any questions.

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WELCOME ALL! We welcome strangers and travelers and guests; students home from college for a good winter'srest; parishioners who have moved away, but join us today as old friends; those who, for one reason or another,have not been active of late in their catholic faith -- may they will find new hope and inspiration to come back to

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