Sixth Sunday in Monday Schedule Ordinary Time February 14, 2021 · 2021. 2. 10. · Fratelli Tutti;...
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Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time February 14, 2021 Sunday, February 14 th , Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:30 AM For the Soul of Norah Foley 10:00 AM (SP) Por las Almas de Hector y José Antonio Delgado 11:30 AM For the Soul of Rita Berrios 1:00 PM (SP) Por las Almas de Maritza y Carlos Matos Monday, February 15 th . Presidents Day 9:00 AM No scheduled intentions 12:15 PM No Mass - Holiday Tuesday, February 16 th , Weekday 12:15 PM For the Soul of Eugene Stubenrach 7:00 PM(SP) Sin intenciones programadas Wednesday, February 17 th , Ash Wednesday 9:00 AM For the Soul of Fr. Kevin O’Reilly 12:15 PM For the Soul of Stephen Chiffriller 7:00 PM(SP) Sin intenciones programadas Thursday, February 18 th , Thursday after Ash Wednesday 12:15 PM For the Soul of Anna Carr Friday, February 19 th , Friday after Ash Wednesday 12:15 PM For the Souls of Rafael & Maria & Ralph Sanchez 7:00 PM(SP) Sin intenciones programadas Saturday, February 20 th , Saturday after Ash Wednesday 12:15 PM For the Soul of William Rodriguez 5:00 PM For the People 7:00 PM(SP) Por el Alma de Rodolfo Vera Prayers & Devotions Personal Prayer - Chapel at Parish Center Mon-Fri 9-12:00pm – 1-4pm Rosary prior to 12:15 PM Mass Mon-Sat During the pandemic the following are suspended until further notice First Friday Eucharistic Adoration Following 12:15PM Mass to (Sept to June Only) Benediction 6:45 PM Grupos de Oración Grupo Carismático Martes después de 7:00 PM Misa Ultreya/Cursillistas Viernes Monday Schedule In observance of the Presidents' Day national holiday on Monday February 15 th , the parish office will be closed and the only Mass will be celebrated at 9:00 AM. Ash Wednesday The Season of Lent begins with Ash Wednesday on February 17 th . The imposition of ashes on foreheads will take place at the parish Masses that will be celebrated in the upper church: 9:00 am (English) 12:15 pm (English) 7:00 pm (Spanish) Lenten Regulations on Fast and Abstinence During the Season of Lent, the Church urges all the faithful to reflect a spirit in penance in the daily life through performing acts of fast and abstinence. Fasting requires that only one full me be take per day. Two other smaller meals may be taken during the day to maintain physical strength, but these two meals together should not equal a full meal in quantity. Fasting obliges all those who have reached the age of 18 and continues to oblige until age 59. Those not specifically obliged to fast are encouraged to join in the discipline of fasting to the extent that they are able. Abstinence is not eating meat on a particular day. Abstinence obliges all those who have reached the age of 14 and continue throughout their entire life. Those not specifically obliged to abstain from eating meat are encouraged to join in this discipline to the extent that they are able. Ash Wednesday (February 17) and Good Friday (April 2) are days of fast and abstinence. The Fridays in Lent (February 19, 26; March 5, 12, 19, 26) are days of abstinence. A Different Type of Lent The ongoing health guidelines needing to be followed during the pandemic will impact our parish Lenten worship and prayer life. Among the noticeable differences will be ways in which the imposition of ashes takes place on Ash Wednesday, the Stations of the Cross on Fridays, palm distribution on Palm Sunday, and offering remote rather than in-person Lenten programs. Stations of the Cross During the Fridays in Lent, our parish will be praying the Stations of the Cross (Via Crucis) after the 12:15 pm and 7:00 pm Masses; The Way of the Cross with Pope Francis will be used. This traditional Lenten devotion commemorates the 14 stops along the Via Dolorosa ("the way of sorrow") by recalling Jesus' journey from Pilate's court and the praetorium to Calvary and to the tomb.
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Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
February 14, 2021
Sunday, February 14th, Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
8:30 AM For the Soul of Norah Foley 10:00 AM (SP) Por las Almas de Hector y José Antonio Delgado 11:30 AM For the Soul of Rita Berrios 1:00 PM (SP) Por las Almas de Maritza y Carlos Matos
Monday, February 15th. Presidents Day 9:00 AM No scheduled intentions 12:15 PM No Mass - Holiday
Tuesday, February 16th, Weekday 12:15 PM For the Soul of Eugene Stubenrach 7:00 PM(SP) Sin intenciones programadas
Wednesday, February 17th, Ash Wednesday 9:00 AM For the Soul of Fr. Kevin O’Reilly 12:15 PM For the Soul of Stephen Chiffriller 7:00 PM(SP) Sin intenciones programadas
Thursday, February 18th, Thursday after Ash Wednesday
12:15 PM For the Soul of Anna Carr
Friday, February 19th, Friday after Ash Wednesday
12:15 PM For the Souls of Rafael & Maria & Ralph Sanchez 7:00 PM(SP) Sin intenciones programadas
Saturday, February 20th, Saturday after Ash Wednesday
12:15 PM For the Soul of William Rodriguez 5:00 PM For the People 7:00 PM(SP) Por el Alma de Rodolfo Vera
Prayers & Devotions Personal Prayer - Chapel at Parish Center Mon-Fri 9-12:00pm – 1-4pm Rosary prior to 12:15 PM Mass Mon-Sat During the pandemic the following are suspended until further notice First Friday Eucharistic Adoration Following 12:15PM Mass to (Sept to June Only) Benediction 6:45 PM
Grupos de Oración Grupo Carismático Martes después de 7:00 PM Misa Ultreya/Cursillistas Viernes
Monday Schedule In observance of the Presidents' Day national holiday on Monday February 15th, the parish office will be closed and the only Mass will be celebrated at 9:00 AM.
Ash Wednesday The Season of Lent begins with Ash Wednesday on February 17th. The imposition of ashes on foreheads will take place at the parish Masses that will be celebrated in the upper church: 9:00 am (English) 12:15 pm (English) 7:00 pm (Spanish)
Lenten Regulations on Fast and Abstinence During the Season of Lent, the Church urges all the faithful to reflect a spirit in penance in the daily life through performing acts of fast and abstinence. Fasting requires that only one full me be take per day. Two other smaller meals may be taken during the day to maintain physical strength, but these two meals together should not equal a full meal in quantity. Fasting obliges all those who have reached the age of 18 and continues to oblige until age 59. Those not specifically obliged to fast are encouraged to join in the discipline of fasting to the extent that they are able. Abstinence is not eating meat on a particular day. Abstinence obliges all those who have reached the age of 14 and continue throughout their entire life. Those not specifically obliged to abstain from eating meat are encouraged to join in this discipline to the extent that they are able. Ash Wednesday (February 17) and Good Friday (April 2) are days of fast and abstinence. The Fridays in Lent (February 19, 26; March 5, 12, 19, 26) are days of abstinence.
A Different Type of Lent The ongoing health guidelines needing to be followed during the pandemic will impact our parish Lenten worship and prayer life. Among the noticeable differences will be ways in which the imposition of ashes takes place on Ash Wednesday, the Stations of the Cross on Fridays, palm distribution on Palm Sunday, and offering remote rather than in-person Lenten programs. Stations of the Cross During the Fridays in Lent, our parish will be praying the Stations of the Cross (Via Crucis) after the 12:15 pm and 7:00 pm Masses; The Way of the Cross with Pope Francis will be used. This traditional Lenten devotion commemorates the 14 stops along the Via Dolorosa ("the way of sorrow") by recalling Jesus' journey from Pilate's court and the praetorium to Calvary and to the tomb.
Upcoming Lenten Programs This Lent, our parish will be offering on-line remote learning programs. On Tuesday evenings, Fr. Michael Kerrigan will be leading a discussion in English on Pope Francis’ encyclical, Fratelli Tutti; Fr. Antonio will be offering Lectio Divina in Spanish on Thursday evenings. Further information about dates in next week’s parish bulletin. For those interested in Fratelli Tutti, please send an email to [email protected]; for Lectio Divina, please call the Parish Office (718)548-1221. Lectio Divina bibles and copies of the pope’s encyclical Fratelli Tutti may be purchased at the Parish Devotional Store and Parish Office. Parish Devotional Store Reopens With Sunday parish Masses being celebrated in the upper church, our parish devotional religious goods store has reopened. Located in the former baptistry at the entrance of the church, a variety of Bibles, prayer cards, rosaries, crucifixes, and other assorted devotional items are available for purchase. With the need to follow social distancing guidelines, only one person at a time will be admitted with a visit limited to 3 minutes. At other times, these items may be obtained at the Parish Pastoral Center. If you have not already done so, stop by after Mass to see what assortment of items are available.
From the Order of Augustinian Recollects To honor the memory of Venerable Bishop Alphonse Gallegos and to commemorate his birthdate of February 20, 1931, a new documentary on his life story will air on February 20th (5:30pm ET) on EWTN as an episode of They Might Be Saints, a program about future saints from the United States and the search for canonization miracles.
Archdiocesan Parish Pastoral Evaluation This year, Rev. Michael Kerrigan will be completing his first six-year term as Pastor of Saint John-Visitation Parish. In keeping with Archdiocesan policy, a parish evaluation is underway. Parishioners may write letters with their observations and comments about our parish and pastoral leadership of the parish. Letters should include your mailing address and signature. They may be sent to the following address and need to be received no later than February 28, 2021. The Office of Priest Personnel Archdiocese of New York 1011 First Avenue New York, NY 10022
2021 Cardinal’s Annual Stewardship Appeal “Whatever you did for the least of these my brothers and sisters, you did for me” (Matthew 25:40) St. John-Visitation Parish Goal: $58,000 Amount Pledged: $3295.00 # of Gifts: 16 Average Gift Amount: $205.94 6% of Parish Goal With the upcoming Season of Lent which encourages charitable giving and almsgiving, this is an opportune time to prayerfully consider making a pledge/gift to the 2021 Cardinal’s Annual Stewardship Appeal. Your generous support promotes the health and vitality of the Archdiocese of New York through the various charitable, pastoral and outreach works assisted by the Cardinal’s Annual Stewardship Appeal. Many thanks to those who have already made their pledge/gift to this year’s Cardinal’s Appeal. Horario Lunes En observancia del feriado nacional del Día de los Presidentes el lunes 15 de febrero, la oficina parroquial estará cerrada y la única misa se celebrará a las 9:00 AM. Miércoles de Ceniza La temporada de Cuaresma comienza con el Miércoles de Ceniza el 17 de febrero. La imposición de cenizas en la frente tendrá lugar en las misas parroquiales que se celebrarán en la iglesia superior: 9:00 am (Inglés) 12:15 pm (Inglés) 7:00 pm (Español)
Reglamento Cuaresmal sobre Ayuno y Abstinencia Durante la temporada de Cuaresma, la Iglesia insta a todos los fieles a reflejar un espíritu de penitencia en la vida diaria a través de actos de abstinencia y ayuno. El Ayuno requiere que solo se tome una comida completa por día. Se pueden tomar otras dos comidas más pequeñas durante el día para mantener la fuerza física, pero estas dos comidas juntas no deberían equivaler a una comida completa en cantidad. El ayuno obliga a todos aquellos que han alcanzado la edad de 18 años y continúa obligándolo hasta los 59 años. Aquellos que no están específicamente obligados a ayunar se les anima a unirse a la disciplina del ayuno en la medida de lo posible.
La Abstinencia no es comer carne en un día en particular. La abstinencia obliga a todos aquellos que han alcanzado la edad de 14 años y continúan durante toda su vida. Se anima a aquellos que no están obligados específicamente a abstenerse de comer carne a unirse a esta disciplina en la medida de lo posible. El Miércoles de Ceniza (17 de febrero) y el Viernes Santo (2 de abril) son días de ayuno y abstinencia. Los Viernes de Cuaresma (19, 26 de febrero; 5,12,19, 26, marzo ) son días de abstinencia.
Estaciones de la Cruz Durante los viernes en Cuaresma, nuestra parroquia rezará las Estaciones de la Cruz (Vía Crucis) después de las misas de 12:15 pm y 7:00 pm; Se utilizará el camino de la cruz con el papa Francisco. Esta devoción tradicional de Cuaresma conmemora las 14 paradas a lo largo de la Vía Dolorosa ("el camino del dolor"), recordando el viaje de Jesús de la corte de Pilato y el pretorio al Calvario y la tumba. Próximos programas de Cuaresma Esta Cuaresma, nuestra parroquia estará ofreciendo programas de aprendizaje remoto en línea. Los martes por la noche, el P. Michael Kerrigan dirigirá una discusión en inglés sobre la encíclica del Papa Francisco, Fratelli Tutti; P. Antonio ofrecerá Lectio Divina en español los jueves por la noche. Más información sobre fechas en el boletín parroquial de la próxima semana. Para aquellos interesados en Fratelli Tutti, envíe un correo electrónico a [email protected]; para la Lectio Divina, por favor llame a la Oficina Parroquial (718) 548-1221. Las Biblias de la Lectio Divina y las copias de la encíclica del Papa Fratelli Tutti se pueden comprar en la Tienda Devocional Parroquial y en la Oficina Parroquial. Reapertura de la tienda devocional parroquial Con las misas parroquiales del domingo que se celebran en la iglesia superior, nuestra tienda parroquial de artículos religiosos devocionales ha reabierto. Ubicado en el antiguo baptisterio a la entrada de la iglesia, se puede comprar una variedad de Biblias, tarjetas de oración, rosarios, crucifijos y otros artículos devocionales variados. Con la necesidad de seguir las pautas de distanciamiento social, solo se admitirá una persona a la vez con una visita limitada a 3 minutos En otras ocasiones, estos artículos se pueden obtener en el Centro Pastoral Parroquial. Si aún no lo ha hecho, pase después de la misa para ver qué variedad de artículos están disponibles.
De la Orden de Agustinos Recoletos Para honrar la memoria del Venerable Obispo Alfonso Gallegos y para conmemorar su fecha de nacimiento el 20 de febrero de 1931, un nuevo documental sobre la historia de su vida se transmitirá el 20 de febrero (5:30 pm ET) en EWTN como un episodio de Ellos/Ellas podrían ser santos en Inglés They Might be Saints, un programa sobre futuros santos de Estados Unidos y la búsqueda de milagros para canonización. Evaluación pastoral parroquial arquidiocesana Este año, el Rev. Michael Kerrigan completará su primer período de seis años como pastor de la parroquia Saint John-Visitation. De acuerdo con la política arquidiocesana, se está realizando una evaluación parroquial. Los feligreses pueden escribir cartas con sus observaciones y comentarios sobre nuestra parroquia y el liderazgo pastoral de la parroquia. Las cartas deben incluir su dirección postal y firma. Pueden enviarse a la siguiente dirección y deben recibirse a más tardar el 28 de febrero de 2021. El cargo de personal sacerdotal Arquidiócesis de Nueva York 1011 Primera Avenida Nueva York, NY 10022
2021 La Campaña de Corresponsabilidad del Cardenal "Todo lo que hiciste por el más pequeño de estos mis hermanos y hermanas, lo hiciste por mí" (Mateo 25:40) St. John Visitación-Meta: $58,000 El Total Prometido: $3295.00 # De Regalos: 16 Cantidad promedio de regalo: $205.94 6% de meta de la parroquia Con la próxima Temporada de Cuaresma, que fomenta las donaciones caritativas y la limosna, este es un momento oportuno para considerar en oración hacer una promesa / donación a la Campaña anual de mayordomía del Cardenal 2021. Su generoso apoyo promueve la salud y vitalidad de la Arquidiócesis de Nueva York a través de las diversas obras caritativas, pastorales y de divulgación asistidas por la Campaña Anual de Mayordomía del Cardenal. Muchas gracias a quienes ya han hecho su promesa / donación a la Campaña del Cardenal de este año.
