St. Francis of Assisi Church 128 Parrott Road, West Nyack, NY 10994 ∙ 845-634-4957 ∙ Fax 845-639-6629

Website: www.stfrancis-assisi.org ∙ Email: stfrancisassisiparish@gmail.com

Reverend Robert F. McKeon, Pastor Reverend Eric Twene, Parochial Vicar • Deacon Thomas Bennett

Sr. Patricia Hogan, OP, Pastoral Associate Rectory Office Hours: 8:30am - 4:30pm Monday - Friday

Religious Education Coordinator: Cathy Saladino - 845-638-4215 Director of Music: Tom Snowden

Office of Faith Formation Nursery School

K and 1 ~ Grade 2 ~ Grade 3 ~ Grade 4 Grade 5 ~ Grade 6 ~ Grade 7 ~ Grade 8

Parish Council Usually 2nd Wednesday of Each Month, October thru June

Devotions Adoration/Holy Hour: 1st Friday of the Month, 7pm Church Miraculous Medal Novena: Monday, after 9am Mass Devotions to St. Francis: Wednesday, after 9am Mass Novena to O.L. of Perpetual Help: Friday, after 9am Mass Youth Group: Sunday 7pm, when scheduled Clare’s Cove: Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 10am-1pm, 845-638-2892

June 13, 2021 ∙ Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time

Parish Mission Statement

The worshiping parish family of St. Francis of Assisi, inspired by the gospel of Jesus and nourished by the Eucharist,

celebrates, lives and proclaims our faith, serves God through the spiritual, educational and social development of

all parishioners and extends God’s love to the greater community.

Weekday Mass: Monday - Saturday 9am Sunday Masses: Saturday 5:30pm ∙ Sunday 8:30am,

10:15am (Family Mass) and 12 noon

Sacraments Baptisms: First Saturday 1pm and Third Sunday 1:30pm of each month. Parents should call the Rectory to make arrangements and need to attend one Preparatory Session. Marriages: Couples should call the Rectory to make an appointment with the Pastor at least one year before the proposed date. Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday 4:30pm, Church Pastoral Care of the Sick: Available upon request The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA): Sessions for adults interested in becoming Catholic and for those who have been baptized Catholic but have not celebrated Eucharist and Confirmation. Contact the Rectory 845-634-4957, stfrancisassisiparish@gmail.com

PRAY TO THE LORD Prayer for the sick in our parish and in our families is so important. Please leave this list of the sick near the place where you pray each day to remember them throughout the week.

John Deluca, Bob Dallaire, June Niblo, Hope Schweizer, Robert Gritz, Nicole Papenmeyer, Jeanne LoPriore, Jayne Fox Knips, Ted Laabs, Zinera Macys, Therese McHugh, Peter Toole, Joanne Justyna, Margaret Teegan, Kate Dobransky, Bobby Knoblock, Frances Tozzi, John F. Bladel, Glen Hampson, Eileen Rooney, Kevin Danahy, Linda DeMauro, Angela Festa, Rosa Santos, Gary Longo, Bill McCallon, Brandon Bloom, Tracy Abamont, Willy McCue, Theresa Worster, Daryl Christiansen, Brooks Andrew Brega, Mary Horan, Tommy Valentines, Kyle Petrocelli, Jack Ryan, Arlene Ferraro, Jennifer Johnson, Stephanie Scalisi, Sebastian DeLuca, Vincent DeStaso, Arthur Donohue, Chris Devine, TJ Hogan, Geralynn Lynn, Noah Diaz, Carol Neil, Billy Martucci, Fred Ratto, Tommy McGuire, Ellen Bloom, Evelyn Mack, Ciaran Green, Florence Navarro, Cetrea Rosen, George Wolf, Christopher Mastropolo, Colleen Friendlich, Kiley Fantino-Brunson, Charles Kelly, Luke DeDomenico (Knips), Ian MacFarlane, Steven Lynn, Jean Marie Lester, Chris Ravanello, Kathleen O’Connell, Shirley Varon, Janet Martin, Baby Sofia Grace Velluci, Rhonda O’Brien, Fiona McCarthy, Michael Martin, Dominique Smallings, Celestino Guliman, Edwin Boyle, Pierce McManus, Bridget Kunz, James Hanley, Kathleen O’Connor, Gabrielle DiCarlo, John Casale, Barbara Ferraro, Patricia Iannucelli, Robert Ronan, Robert Treacy, Dorothy Andrade, Susan Tynatishon, Lizy Mathews, Edward Boyanoski, Mary Valastro, Madison Martignetti, Barbara McEntee, Jimmy Dempsey, Isabella Barone, Margaret Cassidy, Denice Smith, Marie Valentine, Nella Ferlich, Stephen Bailey, Elizabeth Colucci, Darrin Wiekamp, Jared Cummings, and Lucy Navarro.

Please contact the parish office either by phone (845)634-4957 or email stfrancisassisiparish@gmail.com, if you would like to add or remove someone’s name from the prayer list. If you are aware of someone who is no longer sick, please let us know so that we can ensure that there is room for others in need of prayer.

T W 6/13/21 - 6/20/21 Saturday, June 12 5:30pm Mass Joseph Cummings req. by Barbara Cummings Sunday, June 13 8:30am Mass Julia Kathleen Deegan req. by The Shea Family 10:15am Mass Schorsch Kick req. by The Nochowitz & Heanue Families 12Noon Mass Mario Jacovino req. by Carol Scarpelli Monday, June 14 9:00am Mass Mass for the People Tuesday, June 15 9:00am Mass Charlie Reiter req. by Phil & Lenore Loncar Wednesday, June 16 9:00am Mass Nancy Galuppo req. by Theresa King Thursday, June 17 9:00am Mass Harry Walten req. by Michael & Jessica Clifford Friday, June 18 9:00am Mass Sam Ekizian & Hugh Brady req. by Betty Ekizian Saturday, June 19 9:00am Mass James Freeman, Sr. req. by James Freeman 5:30pm Mass Donald C. Smith req. by Tuttsie Smith & Family Sunday, June 20 8:30am Mass Fathers’ Day Mass 10:15am Mass Fathers’ Day Mass 12Noon Mass Fathers’ Day Mass

DID YOU KNOW?

If you have difficulty getting up to receive Holy Communion, the front row on both sides of the back section are reserved so that the Eucharistic Ministers can come directly to you. Please feel free to use these seats - your family is welcome to sit with you. The pews are marked “Reserved.”

We are very grateful to those in the military who have dedicated themselves to protect our liberty and freedom. Please keep our troops in your prayers, especially Bill Knips, Paul Golando, Nicholas D’Urso, Connor McKiernan, Patrick Sullivan, and William Benagh.

If you have an intention for Mass, consider presenting the gifts of bread and wine during that celebration. Please arrive early and inform the ushers before Mass. It is through Baptism that we are joined with Christ, share in His passion, death and resurrection and so are saved from our sins and

become adopted children of God, sharing in divine life.

This miracle of God’s love and grace will be bestowed upon:

Justin Thomas Orbacz child of Thomas & Stacey (Samora) Orbacz, Lorenzo Max Makiling child of Mark & Cheryline (Pezzullo) Makiling, & Ariana Mae Pokrajac child of Aleksander & Samantha (Saladino) Pokrajac.

Please pray for these children and their parents, that they may be faithful to God’s call to salvation.

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Upcoming Liturgical Events

The Week of 6/13 - 6/20

Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Sunday

· Masses - 8:30am; 10:15am; 12noon (Church) · Baptism - 1:30pm (Church)

Monday · Mass - 9am (Church)

Tuesday · Mass - 9am (Church) · Scripture Study - 10am (Rader Hall)

Wednesday

· Mass - 9am (Church)

Thursday · Mass - 9:00am (Church) · Clare’s Cove - 10am - 1pm · Catholic in Recovery Meeting - 7:30pm (Classrooms 14,15)

Friday · Mass - 9:00am (Church) · Clare’s Cove - 10am - 1pm

Saturday

· Mass - 9am (Church) · Clare’s Cove - 10am - 1pm · Baptism - 1pm (Church) · Confession - 4:30pm (Church) · Mass - 5:30pm (Church)

Sunday

· Masses - 8:30am; 10:15am; 12noon (Church) · Baptism - 1:30pm (Church) · Baptism - 2:30pm (Church) · Baptism - 3:30pm (Church)

PARISH REGISTRATION: We welcome all new members to our parish family. Please register at the Rectory office. We want to know and serve you. Please become an active part of our parish community. All adults (over age 21) who are working should register in the parish themselves and should use envelopes or the website link to ParishGiving.org (online giving) to support the parish.

Current parishioners: Please notify the parish office if you are changing your address and/or phone number so that we may have accurate records.

Our Lady of Fatima Statue Will be at St. Francis of Assisi

during the month of August

Backpack Collection During the last week of July

St. Francis Bread

Our patron, St. Francis of Assisi, ministered to the poor and the deprived people of his time. In the “spirit” of St. Francis, we too have a great legacy of ministering to the poor of Rockland County. All parishioners are invited to donate non-perishable food items which will go Catholic Community Services of Rockland. Please check the expiration date on the items being donated.

Donations will be accepted the weekend of June 19-20.

Second Collection This weekend we take up the Collection for the Church in Latin America! Many people in Latin America and the Caribbean so not have access to Church programs and ministries because of a rising secular culture, difficult rural terrain, and a shortage of ministers. Your generosity makes it possible for our brothers and sisters in Latin America and the Caribbean to share in the life of the Church and grow closer to Christ.

Support the Catholic Home Missions Appeal today! Your support funds religious education, seminary formation, lay ministry training, and other programs that build vibrant faith communities right here in the US.

Please be generous to these special collections!

Saint Francis Bread

A FATHER’S DAY PRAYER

God our Father, We give you thanks and praise for fathers young and old.

We pray for young fathers, newly embracing their vocation, may they find courage and perseverance to balance work,

family and faith in joy and sacrifice.

We pray for our own Fathers around the world whose children are lost or suffering, may they know that the God of compassion walks with them in their sorrow.

We pray for men who are not fathers but still mentor and guide us with fatherly love and advice.

We remember fathers, grandfathers, and great-grandfathers who are no longer with us but who live forever in our

memory and nourish us with their love.

Amen

Catholic Charities Community Services of Rockland On behalf of the staff and the Board of Directors of Catholic Charities Community Services of Rockland (CCCSR), we thank you whole-heartedly for your generous contribution of 25 bags of food in March, 40 bags of food in April & 30 bags of food in May. Your contribution helps to support and “Meet the Need” of individuals and families that walk through our doors. Because of you we are able to make a difference in the lives of the people we serve. Without your on-going support and contributions this would not be possible. We provide emergency financial assistance to prevent evictions and utility cut off, food, and other emergency assistance, immigration services and counseling for the basic needs of life. These programs were put in place to alleviate poverty and to serve as a “safety and support net” for all our County residents who have either lived in poverty all their lives or fallen into poverty due to unexpected circumstances. Once again, you make a difference in the lives of the people we serve.

In gratitude, LuAnn Kelley, Associate Director

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St. Margaret Mary Alacoque and the Feast of the Sacred Heart

This past Friday we celebrated the Feast of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. The origins of this great feast of the love of Jesus for his people come from the holiness of St. Margaret Mary Alacoque and the revelations she was given from our Lord. Within this article, I provide some of the history and background to the annual celebration of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus.

“On May 25, 1671, at the age of 23, Margaret (Alacoque) entered the Order of the Visitation convent at Paray-le-Monial (France). She pronounced her final vows on November 6, 1672 and took the name Mary. During her retreat before her profession, she had a vision of Jesus in which He said, ‘Behold the wound in my side, wherein you are to make your abode, now and forever.’ The Lord continued to appear to her in visions and on December 27, 1673, the feast of Saint John the Evangelist, as she knelt at the grill before the exposed Blessed Sacrament, she experienced a vision in which the Lord told her to take the place that Saint John had occupied at the Last Supper, and that she would act as His instrument. Jesus revealed His Sacred Heart as a symbol of His love for mankind, saying, ‘My divine Heart is so inflamed with love for mankind…that it can no longer contain within itself the flames of its burning charity and must spread them abroad by your means.’ She described that His Heart was on fire and surrounded by a crown of thorns. Our Lord told her that the flames represented His love for humanity, and the thorns represented man’s sinfulness and ingratitude. Jesus informed her that her mission was to establish the devotion to His Most Sacred Heart…

Margaret Mary became ill and died on October 17, 1690 during the fourth anointing step of the last rites. As she received the Last Sacrament, she said, ‘I need nothing but God, and to lose myself in the heart of Jesus.’

The devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus was officially recognized and approved by Pope Clement XIII in 1765, seventy-five years after her death. Margaret Mary was declared Venerable in March, 1824 by Pope Leo XII, and she was pronounced Blessed on September 18, 1864 by Pope Pius IX. The inauguration of the Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus occurred in 1856, and Margaret Mary was canonized by Benedict XV in 1920.” (taken from the website sacredheartapostolate.com)

~Fr. Robert F. McKeon

Very early (in the fourteenth century) the custom developed of carrying the Blessed Sacrament in a splendid procession through the town after the Mass on Corpus Christi Day. This was encouraged by the popes, some of whom granted special indulgences to all participants. The Council of Trent (1545-1563) solemnly approved and recommended the procession on Corpus Christi as

a public profession of the Catholic faith in the real presence of Christ in the Holy Sacrament.

(Excerpted from Handbook of Christian Feasts and Customs, by Francis X. Weiser)

Corpus Christi Procession at St. Francis ~ June 6, 2021.

Registration for the 2021/2022 Religious Education

Registration is currently open and will remain open through July 31st. If your child is currently enrolled in our program, you should have already received an email from Parish Giving. If you are already in the program and have an incoming 1st grader, you may add his/her information when you register. For all incoming 1st graders, please remember to bring a copy of your child's baptismal certificate to registration. If you are new to the program and need to register your child/children, please call the Religious Education office (845)638-4215 to make arrangements for registration. Please be sure to drop off your child's baptismal certificate and any record of previous Religious Education programs attended.

The schedule of classes is as follows:

If you have any questions please contact the Religious Education office stfrancisprepoffice@gmail.com or call (845)638-4215.

Monday 5:00-6:30 Grades 1, 3-7 Tuesday 4:30-6:00 Grades 1, 3-7 Tuesday 7:00-8:30 Grades 5-7

Wednesday 4:30-6:00 Grades 1-2 Wednesday 7:00-8:30 Grade 8 Thursday 5:00-6:30 Grades 1.3-7

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Catholic in Recovery is a nonprofit ministry that provides healing for those seeking recovery from addictions and unhealthy attachments. Meetings combine the spiritual principles of 12-step recovery with the sacraments of the Catholic Church. Join us as we overlap scripture from Sunday’s mass, liturgical themes, and recovery topics with honest discussion and prayer. Confidentiality is protected. We welcome all those who are recovering from any addiction as well as family members impacted by their loved one’s addiction. Catholic in Recovery will meet every Thursday at 7:30pm. We ask that all participants please wear masks and adhere to social distancing guidelines. For more information, please contact Emily at catholicinrecoverysfa@gmail.com or leave a message at the rectory, (845)634-4957.

The Annual Golf Outing returns this year after a year off due to the COVID-19 virus.

This year's date is Monday, October 4, 2021 at The Rotella Golf Course, Thiells, NY

As you may know, the Knights run several fund raising events throughout the year. This year, the Knights and the Parish Golf Committee are teaming up to run the biggest joint event yet.

Proceeds from this charity function will be used to support the Knights of Columbus’ local county charities and the needy of the St. Francis Parish. Some of the charities which have received donations in the past include Sisters of Life, Good Counsel,

Right to Life, St. Francis Youth Group, a single mom and her 3 young children, Albertus Magnus Youth Group, seminarians, Wheel Chairs for Veterans, and more.

Please help support these very worthy charities. Additional details to follow

S . F G O

Care & Prepare End-of-Life Education

Free Video! Available now!

Peace at the end of life begins today. Equip yourself with the tools and knowledge you need to face difficult decisions with confidence. Care & Prepare is a 30-minute educational video

with essential information on Church teaching, practical guidance in navigating medical decisions, and advice on

legal preparation for the end of life.

Watch it online: bitly.com/careandprepare

The 2022 Mass Book will open on Thursday, June 24, 2021 By Appointment Only / Change of Location: Rader Hall

Anyone wishing to have a Mass celebrated at any of the scheduled Masses during the year 2022 must schedule an appointment either on the St. Francis website, through Flocknote.com (https://sfawnyack.flocknote.com/signup/59328) or by contacting the Rectory (845-634-4957 or stfrancisassisiparish@gmail.com).

Appointments will be scheduled for Thursday, June 24 between the hours of 10am & 2:40pm in Rader Hall. At your designated time, please enter Rader Hall, practice social distancing, and wear a mask/face covering.

Because of the increased demand, we will limit the number of masses to six per year. Many people like to remember certain dates or events of a loved one’s life. Possibly, these remembrances can be combined. Please understand these concerns when you plan for next year’s Masses.

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Encounter and Share Formed.org! Our Parish Code is: NKXH7T

To find out more visit www.ParishGiving.org Parish Giving1707 Fourth St, Trenton, NJ 08638

(866)307-7140 info@ParishGiving.org

PARISHIONERS PLEASE ENROLL IN FLOCKNOTE "Your enrollment in Flocknote would help tremendously with the communications process in this situation. To enroll in Flocknote, please visit https://sfawnyack.flocknote.com. It is a resource that will facilitate communication within our parish!"

Attention Rising 8th Grade Boys!

St. Joseph Regional High School’s Knight Vision Summer Experience ~ June 21-25, 2021

The Knight Vision Summer Experience is an opportunity for rising 8th grade students to learn while having fun. This hands-on introduction to life as a SJR student will provide insight as high school preparation begins. Campers will explore many aspects of the SJR experience in a fun, relaxed environment. Campers learn to code, get ready for college preparatory Math and English, perform science lab work, and workout with the Green Knights’ varsity athletic coaches. Families can register at sjrnj.org/knightvision/. Cost: $450 per student. For more information or if you have questions please contact Scott Donnelly ‘02 (donnellys@sjrnj.org) or Hillary Barnett (barnetth@sjrnj.org).

St. Francis religious education students are making a difference! Join us on our bottle and can redemption campaign to help our environment and bring clean water to those in need. Bring your recyclables to the Bottle Redemption Center at 25 N Middletown Road in Nanuet behind Marshalls and mention you are supporting St. Francis of Assisi. Hours are Mon. through Friday 10am to 6pm and Saturday 10am to 5pm.

We can all make a difference!

Do you have Summer Plans Yet? Spend your summer as a Falcon!

Academic Enrichment Bridge the COVID Gap - Rising 9th Graders

Kidz to Pros Pre-K – 8th Grade

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F M K ’ Y T C You can find videotaped masses as well as educational videos

by following this link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxbqQy1O-Ci30oYq-j3pXjA

The Knights of Columbus is a worldwide Catholic Men's fraternal and charitable Order, with over 2 million members. Catholic men over 18 can join. If interested, contact Angelo Basso, Grand Knight, (845)642-3043, angelobasso@yahoo.com

We are a proud provider agency of NY Project Hope, New York State’s COVID-19 Crisis Counseling Program. Astor Services for Children & Families is now providing Dutchess & Rockland counties with free, confidential, and anonymous emotional support. To learn more, contact Megan Wright at (845)204-5223 or mwright@astorservices.org

ADOPTIONChildren in China need homes. More boys available than girls. Older parents and single women welcome. For more information call Barbara Salvesen at 845-623-5277.

H A N D S H.A.N.D.S sponsors a bereavement support group for parents who have lost a child. It is facilitated by Ann Carucci, founder of HANDS, who lost her son and daughter-in-law, in a boating accident. Their bodies were never recovered. All groups meet from 6:30-8:00pm at HANDS International Headquarters, 9 Scott Drive, New City. The next meeting this month is on June 15th. Services are free of charge. Ann is also available for personal one-on-one counseling sessions. H.A.N.D.S. has a Widows And Widowers Group facilitated by Ann Carucci, who lost her husband. These meetings are held every Monday evening at H.A.N.D.S. Interna-tional Headquarters.

Contact Ann Carucci (845)634-6706.

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