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Saint Frances Cabrini R.C. Church134 Middle Country Road, Coram, NY 11727

Rectory Office: 732-8445 Fax: 732-8978E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.sfccoram.org

Mission StatementSt. Frances Cabrini Church is a Roman Catholicparish community with ethnic diversity. Our centralfocus is the Eucharist from which all aspects ofparish life emanate. Being a Spirit filled, prayerfuland proactive parish, we foster Christian family life,evangelization, and the spiritual nourishment of allparishioners, both young and old. We endeavor tofollow the example of St. Frances Cabrini andattend to all God's children in their temporal andspiritual needs in order to alleviate their suffering.We do all in the name of Jesus who is Lord andSavior of us all.

Our parish enjoys a rainbow of activitiesfor all ages in Liturgy and in Service. Ifyou wish to join or volunteer, pleasecontact the rectory.

Pastoral StaffRev. Donald Baier, Pastor - Ext. 312Rev. James Akpan - Ext. 304Deacon Peter Acquaro - Ext. 334Deacon C. Sonny Pagnotta - 698-3149Deacon Monte Naylor (Retired) - Ext. 1532-335Alice Fazio, Business Administrator - Ext. 303Carol Repetti, Secretary - Ext. 301Theresa Schlauraff /Receptionist - Ext. 301Louise Prinzivalli, Coordinator of MusicJose Urena, Buildings & GroundsRev. Rolando Ticllasuca, Comunidad Hispana - 473-0165

Rectory Office: 732-8445Hours: Monday to Friday: 9:00 AM-12:00 PM, 1:00 PM-4:30 PM

Evenings by Appointment Only.Office is closed on Saturday and Sunday.

Religious Formation: 698-3149Deacon C. Sonny Pagnotta, DirectorWilliam Bowden, Coordinator Adult Faith FormationPeter Catalano, Melissa Perez, Assistants

Regional Catholic School-Holy Angels - 475-0422Michael Connell, Principal

Parish Social Ministry, Outreach and Pantry - 736-6835(Mon, Wed, Friday: 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM)Christine Fogarty, Director

Parish Trustees: Louis DiBlasi Anthony Zambri

In ResidenceRev. Patrick Okafor, (Stony Brook University Hospital)Rev. Peter O'Rourke - Ext. 310

We Celebrate the EucharistSaturday: 5:00 PMSunday: 8:00 AM, 9:30 AM (Family Mass) & 11:00 AM

12:30 PM (Spanish - Fr. Rolando Ticllasuca)Weekdays: Monday through Friday 8:00 AM

Saturday: 9:00 AM

SacramentsSacrament of ReconciliationSaturdays 4:00 PM - 4:45 PM or by appointment

Infant BaptismSecond and Fourth Sunday at 2:30 PM.Parents must contact Mrs. Connie G. - 732-8445 Ext. 333.

RCIA (Adults and Children)Adults and children seeking initiation into the Catholic Church.Please contact the parish rectory.

MarriageArrangements must be made at least six months in advance.Please call Deacon C. Sonny Pagnotta at 698-3149

Anointing the SickContact the Rectory for the anointing and/or Eucharistic visitsto the sick and the homebound.

Devotions

• Novena to the Blessed Mother and St. Frances CabriniMonday (following 8:00 AM Mass)

• Rosary and Divine MercyWeekdays Monday through Friday (following 8:00 AM Mass)

St. Frances Cabrini RC Church May 22, 2016

Amount needed weekly to

meet our budget of $ 9,550

May 16, 2016

Regular Collection: $ 8,294.50

Envelopes 273 Attendance : 1,117

MONDAY May 23, 2016

1:3-9 Mk 10:17-27 (347) )

8:00 AM + Arnold Greenberg

TUESDAY May 24, 2016

1Pt 1:310-16 Mk 10:28-31 ( 348)

8:00 AM + Marie Grazioso

WEDNESDAY May 25, 2016

I Pt 1:18-25 /Mk 10:32-45 ( 349)

8:00 AM + Paschal Demauro

THURSDAY May 26, 2016

1 Pt. 2:2-5,9-12 Mk 10:46-52 (350)

8:00 AM + Linus Udoekpo

FRIDAY May 27, 2016

1Pt 4:7-13 Mk 11:11-26 (351)

8:00 AM + Augusta & Sixto Portilla

SATURDAY May 28, 2016

Jude 17,20b-25 Mk 11:27-33 (352)

9:00 AM + Vincenza Libassi

5:00 PM Special Intention of

Saverio & Louise Formosa

SUNDAY May 29, 2016

Gn. 14-18-20 1 Cor. 11 23-26 Lk 9:11b –17 (169)

8:00 AM + For Parishioners

9:30 AM + James Gambinio

11:00 AM + Magnus Arnum

+ Marie Madaline Pascal Norelus

Bread & Wine In loving memory

of

Joan & Joseph Zitelli

Sanctuary Lamp

in loving memory

of

Marion Rice

with love

Caroline & Irene

Pro Life Rose

Happy Birthday

Steven & Laura

Love

Mom & Dad

Bread and Wine or

Sanctuary Lamp

If you wish to offer the Bread and Wine or Sanctuary

Lamp for any special week for a loved one or in

Thanksgiving , please contact the rectory at

631- 732-8445.

The donation is $25.00

Give Blood, Give Life Knights of Columbus Council #7278

Will be sponsoring a Blood Drive on

Sunday May 29, 2016 from 8:30 A.M.to 100P.M.

Sign up this weekend

May 21 & May 22

after all Masses


MOST HOLY TRINITY SUNDAY

MAY 22 ,2016

JOHN 16:12-15

Our first two readings challenged our imagination, inviting us to be caught up in awe before

the mystery of God. It is so infinitely beyond our capacity to comprehend , and at the same

time so attractive, that we can’t help but try . Now we hear Jesus tell the disciples that it’s OK

that they can’t take it all in. There is so much more he would have liked to communicate, but it

was beyond them. It is beyond us still. What is wonderful is that our limitation is not a dead

end. Jesus doesn’t just say, “You can’t get it.” He says, “ You can’t take it in now, but bit by

bit you’ll be led into it until it takes you in entirely”

When we read this passage in its literary context of the Last Supper discourse, we understand

the direct reference Jesus is making He is explaining that his upcoming suffering and death are

too much for the disciples. He promised them that the Spirit would guide them, and we have

inherited the Christian faith and scriptures as the proof of that promise fulfilled. When they

could not understand, when horrific events frightened the loyalty and faith right out of them,

they gradually learned to comprehend it in an entirely new and unexpected way. With the help

of the Spirit . They began to realize that their crucified Lord was indeed the one God lifted up

and highly exalted. But that wasn’t all.

In this passage we hear one of the greatest and perhaps most overlooked of Jesus’

promises. Revelation is not closed. The Spirit of truth will remain with Jesus’ disciples, con-

tinually revealing how God is drawing all things into union.

Jesus says that what the Spirit discloses will not be a new creation or invention, but the revela-

tion of what is there, what has always been available to be heard at the heart of the universe.

The Spirit will reveal the divine perspective on the happenings of history. In the same way that

Jesus could understand his upcoming passion as victory and glorification, the Spirit reveals

how God is continually acting in the world and how God desires to act through the community

of disciples. Jesus calls that revelation “truth.” Calling it truth means that it goes beyond ap-

pearances, inferences and prejudices to the very heart of life and human destiny. The Spirit can

reveal what is to come because the very same Spirit was part of the setting creation on its path

toward God and remains present throughout.

This is heady stuff , and it would be easy to get lost in it. That reflected in the way John

writes . His every image has some connection with all that went before and what will come af-

ter. But in the end, it is also very simple. If we will accept the fact that the mystery of God is

not a theory to be explained but an invitation to participate in love’s dynamic, we will finally

begin to know what we are talking about. We may come to know it so well that we get caught

up in it, realizing that what can’t be put into words must be put into action.

St. Frances Cabrini RC Church Mary 22, 2016

Deacon Peter’s Quiz Corner

The following are the answers for last weeks quiz

Question # 1. Cloud

Question # 2. Apostles, prophets, teacher, healers

Question # 3. He would prepare a place for them

May 22, 2016

Question # 1. From the Book of Proverbs the eighth chapter is a hymn to : (Proverb 8)

A. Wisdom

B. Courage

C. Love

Question # 2. Christ, Paul noted, died for the: (Romans 5)

A. Righteous

B. Ungodly

C Humble

Question # 3. “What is truth?” I asked by: (Jn.18)

A Pilate

B. Peter

C. Caiaphas

Come Join

our own

Father James, Spiritual Director for

A Pilgrimage to the Shine of

Our Lady of Guadeloupe in Mexico December 8-13, 2016.

Air from JFK, Mass Daily,

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Daily. For

more information and a flyer contact

Cathie or Mike Milano at 631-569-2620

Altar Flowers You have the opportunity each week to donate the Sunday Flowers in memory of a loved one or for a special intention. Please call the Rectory 732-8445 Donation of $50.00

Cabrini’s Pro-Life Family Invites you to dedicate a Pro-Life Rose for any intention by calling Denise Bugge at

736-0683. Your participation helps bring a greater awareness to the sacredness of

all human life, especially the unborn. Cost is $5.00. A fresh rose will be placed


REGISTRATION

CALL 698-3149

FOR APPT UNTIL JUNE 14

Cabrini cash winners for May

05/17 Marylee Matvay 05/18 Francina Singh 05/19 Walter Remsky 05/20 Dorothy Embler 05/21 Stephanie Desio

Please note that “Prayers for

the Sick” will be announced

from the altar for 4 weeks.

Then the names will be in the

bulletin for another 4 weeks.

Please inform the Rectory if

you wish to add a loved one

for prayers, or to have some-

one’s name remove

Please continue to pray for all those who are sick in

our Parish

Jack Nuccio, Father Peter, Maria Warren ,

Chris Beekmann, Sophie Di Santo

Gerard D. Ambrosio, Marcie Bowen,

Elizabeth Bass, Maverick Desz, Bill Travis,

Jennifer Manzo, Michael De Prospo Sr.,

Patricia Fratianni, Rosemary Molino

SOCIAL MINISTRY HAPPENING

MAY 22, 2016

We are so grateful to Long Island Cares– The Harry Chapin Food Bank which helps us keep

our shelves stocked with monthly deliveries of food . They do a wonderful job assisting our par-

ish Pantry and many other food pantries all over Long Island. They also provide us with Food

Safety & Sanitation Certification classes to ensure we provide the best and healthiest service for

those who come to the Pantry for assistance

OUR GROCERY LIST IS AS FOLLOWS

Please donate nonperishable items only

Cereal Hot or Cold

Peanut Butter

Jelly

Tuna Fish

Canned Pasta

Canned Vegetables

Fruit Juice

Beans

Powdered Milk

Evaporated Milk

Tomato Sauce

Instant Potatoes

Canned Potatoes

Soup

Pasta

Rice

Bathroom Paper

Shampoo

Toothpaste

Tooth Brush

Bar Soap

Deodorant

Laundry Detergent

Paper Towels

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Pray for Our Troops AZ-3Robert Murdolo US Navy

Lieutenant Thomas Brown-Navy

Bosen’s Mate Christopher F. Wetzel

Brian A. Harris-Army

Master Sgt. Kori Jackson–Air Force

Chief Master Sgt David Jackson

Daniel Hennessy -Army

Matthew Talibon-Marines

John Maresca

Ryan LaBlanc-Iraq

Michal Mark

C.P.O. Jesse Deery U.S.C.G

Sgt. Justin Wanat-Nat. Guard

Sgt. Jason Mc Kevitt-Nat. Guard

Sgt. Shawn Herzog-10th

Lt. Col. Andrew Eanniello USMC

Kent Korunka

Matthew R. Cotter-Air Force

Nicholas Byrd

William Casey-Marines

Staff Sgt John Paul Esposito-Air

Stephen Brewster-Air Force

Kyle Brewster-Marines

Col. David Harney

Doug Hennessy-Army

Ronald Curuba-US Marines Afghan

1st Sgt. Julio Tomas Santos-Army

Lance Corp Adam Cervasio

Lance Corp Nicholas Cervasio

Kelsey Desz Air NationalGuard

Michael Desz Air Force

Sarah Desz Air Force

Joseph Marotta—Air Force

UPCOMING EVENTS FOR THIS WEEK Monday May 23 3:00 PM Staff Meeting 7:30 PM K of C Social Meeting 7: 30 PM RCIA TUESDAY, May 24 6:30 PM Squire 7:30 PM St. Vincent de Paul 7:30 PM Pastoral Council WEDNESDAY, May 25 10:00 AM Senior Club 7:30 PM Bingo 7:30 PM Finance Council THURSDAY, May 26 7:00 PM Spanish Charismatic Prayer Group 7:30 PM District DD Meeting FRIDAY, May 27 Saturday, May 28 SUNDAY, May 29 9:30 AM Blood Drive 9:30 AM Adult Choir Rehearsal 12:30 PM Spanish Mass 4:30 PM Charismatic Prayer

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American Legion Blue Star Mother Program Do you have a son or daughter on active duty please call for a Blue Star Mother banner

courtesy of American Legion Post 432

Wilson Ritch Port Jefferson Station, New York 11776

Allan S. Mentel 631-474-2793

St. Frances Cabrini RC Church May 22,2016

Pilgrimage to Ireland

June 21-29, 2016

Travel with St. Joseph’s College faculty members;

Sister Grace Rowland , CSJ and

Father Frank Pizzarelli, SMM

For a detailed brochure call Sister Grace at

631– 654-0199 or

email growland@sjcny.

REMEMBER OUR PARISH

Please consider continuing your Lifelong steward-

ship by leaving a bequest to our Parish A gift to us in

your will or trust affirms your everlasting commitment

to the Parish’s life and works . For more information

about remembering our parish in your will , please

contact :

Barbara Kilarjian,

Director of Development

At 516 379-5210x229

Ladies Tea

Join us on Saturday June 4th from 12:30—2:30 pm

St Gerard Majella Church

300 Terryville Road , Port Jefferson Station

Tickets are $15 and are on sale now.

Tea, finger sandwiches, scones, quiche, desserts, free prizes

and more!

Call Faye a St. Gerard Majella Church 631-473-2900

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