The Very Rev’d Dom Gabriel Rach, Can. Reg. Pastor The Very Rev’d Dom Daniel Stephen Nash, Can. Reg. The Very Rev’d Dom Ambros Boyd, Can. Reg. Associate The Very Rev’d Dom Elias Carr, Can. Reg. ASR Headmaster

Dcn. Frank Borchardt Deacon Dcn. Juan Guilfú Deacon

PARISH OFFICE: 676-0276

Fax (516) 674-9137

Office Hours

Monday-Friday: 9:00 am -1:00 pm 2:00 pm -5:00 pm

FAITH FORMATION 671-7223

Ms. Bernadette Heym

MUSIC AND CHOIRS 676-0276

Fran Howlett Director

SOCIAL MINISTRY 676-5586

Cantalicio Gamarra SPANISH MINISTRY 759-6039

Cantalicio Gamarra

Website:

glencovecatholic.org

EMail:

Parish office: stpatricksglencove@gmail.com

Fr Gabriel: father.gabriel.rach@gmail.com Fr Daniel: dom_daniel_nash@yahoo.com Fr Ambros: fr.ambros.boyd@gmail.com Fr. Elias: ecarr9251@asrcatholic.org

Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

July 8, 2018

Mass Schedule

Weekdays 9:00 am Saturday 9:00 am

4:30 pm (Sunday Anticipatory)

Sundays 7:45 am Spanish Mass: 8:45 am (Parish Hall) 10:15 am (Family Mass) 11:30 am (Choir) 5:00 pm

Saint Patrick Catholic Church

235 Glen Street Glen Cove NY 11542

“Sketch of Saint Patrick Church” A gift of the artist, Joseph M. Cherubini

This week at St. Patrick’s

MASSES FOR THE WEEK

Saturday, July 7th. 9:00 AM: Mary Baker 4:30 PM: Collective Mass Intentions Michael Diaz Sunday, July 8th. 7:45 AM: Patricia Belfiore 8:45 AM: Pro Populo 10:15 AM: Gennaro, Giuseppina Mario & Family 11:30 AM: Pasquale Eliseo 5:00 PM: Joseph W. Muldoon Monday, July 9th. 9:00 AM: James McCabe Tuesday, July 10th. 9:00 AM: Dorothy Smith Wednesday. July 11th. 9:00 AM Frank LoPiccolo Thursday, July 12th. 9:00 AM: Elmer Velasquez Friday, July 13th. 9:00 AM: Carlo, Angela & Gennaro Crispano Saturday, July 14th. 9:00 AM: Norma Zbikowski 4:30 PM: Collective Mass Intentions Ernesto Archuleta Dorothy E. Merkel Sunday, July 14th. 7:45 AM: Martin Gamarra 8:45 AM: Pro Populo 10:15 AM: Edmund Patalan 11:30 AM: Rose Fink 5:00 PM: Rose Sanchez

St. Patrick’s Parish Ministries

Adoration The Adoration Chapel will be closed Tuesday, July 3rd and will reopen Tuesday, July 10th at 10:00 AM in observance of 4th of July, Independence Day.

Sacrament of Baptism At 11:00 am on the 1st Saturday of the month. Please call the Parish Office for more information. Preparation classes: the last Saturday of each month.

Sacrament of Marriage Engaged and planning your wedding? The process begins by reviewing our Marriage Prep Checklist. This document is available on our website, www.glencovecatholic.org. Click St Patrick Church, the link is located under Sacraments: Holy Matrimony.

Sacrament of Penance Saturday 3:30 pm to 4:15 pm (Church) Monday to Wednesday immediately after the 9:00 am Mass (Church). If possible, please inform the sacristan or priest before Mass.

Parish Faith Formation Provides excellent formation in the Catholic Faith for children in non-Catholic private and public schools. Registration is now open. For more information please

contact 671-7223.

All Saints Regional Catholic School Offers an excellent Catholic and academically rigorous education. Nursery to Eighth Grade. For more information please call the School Office (676-0762).

Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick Please contact the Office to arrange a time. In emergency please call the Parish Office/Emergency Line.

Apostolado Hispano Celebramos la Eucaristía todos los Domingos a las 8:45 am, el Sacramento del Bautismo se administra el 2do. y el 4to. Domingo de cada mes. Se require previa charla de preparación. Para más información, llamar al 759-6039 de Lunes a Jueves, 10:00 am -12:00 pm / 1:00 pm -5:00 pm. * Viernes, cerrado en la mañana, atención en la tarde.

Parish Social Ministry We care for our brothers and sisters through our Parish Outreach and food pantry program. Open hours: Tuesdays 10am - 4pm & Thursdays 10am -1pm. For further information please call 676-5586.

The family members

who have entered into

Eternal Life!

Pray for ...

20 años de Adoración Eucarística

Queridos parroquianos, ¡Hay razones para celebrar! Nuestra parroquia, San Patricio, esta por celebrar los 20 años de adoración del Santísimo Sacramento. Octubre 7 de 1998 fue nuestro primer día de adoración, cuando sentimos el llamado de Jesús de estar en su compañía por una hora y le dijimos SI. Hoy son 350 personas que llegan todas las semanas a adorarle. ¡Qué hermoso triunfo! Al cabo de todos estos años, nuestros miembros han disminuido. Muchos han pasado a la Adoración Eterna, pero aun tenemos miembros de nuestra comunidad que han permanecido fieles a su devoción mes tras mes y año tras año. Que fidelidad y que humildad el alma de quien sabe a quién acudir para recibir la guía en sus momentos de dificultades, consuelo en las penas y solaz en la tristeza. O quizás ofrecen una gratitud por los favores recibidos. Nuestros sacerdotes y nuestro comité de la Adoración han planeado una celebración por este logro. Una Mi-sa especial de Acción de Gracias será celebrada a las 4:30 pm, el sábado 6 de octubre. Antes de esta celebra-ción Eucarística, tendremos la oportunidad de participar en las 40 horas de devoción frente al Santísimo Sa-cramento, en el templo parroquial. Después de la Misa de Acción de Gracias, tendremos una recepción. Por favor, reflexiona y ora por tu respuesta personal a esta invitación. Si sientes que puedes ofrecer una hora a esta devoción muy especial, por favor, contacta con Paula Archuleta o con Marcela Vargas, en la ofici-na parroquial, llamando al 516 6760276, indicando la hora de tu disponibilidad. Suya en Jesús y María Susan Reddick Comité de Adoración

Dear Parishioners, We have reason to celebrate! Saint Patrick Parish will soon hit 20 years of Adoration before the Blessed Sac-rament! On October 7, 1998 we began spending quality time with Our Lord. He invited us to spend one hour with Him and we answered the call. 350 people came each week to adore Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. Most stayed one hour, many just dropped in for a brief visit......20 years of visits! What a triumph! After all these years, our numbers have dwindled. Many of our adorers have passed on into eternal Adoration but still we have members of our community who have stayed the course and continued their devo-tion month after month, year after year. How faithful, how humble the soul who knows where to go to receive guid-ance in times of trouble, comfort in pain, solace in sorrow. Perhaps they offered a prayer of thanksgiving for a petition answered. Our Canons and our Adoration committee have planned a celebration for this achievement . A special Mass of Thanksgiving will be celebrated at 4:30 pm on Saturday, October 6th. Prior to the event we will have the opportunity to be part of this occasion by participating in a 40 hour devotion in front of the Blessed Sacrament in the main church. A reception will follow after the Mass of Thanksgiving. Yours in Jesus and Mary, Susan Reddick Adoration Committee

20 Years of Eucharistic Adoration

It is now time to register your child for Religious Education classes for the school year 2018/2019. Classes begin October 2, 2018. Registra-tion forms were mailed to currently enrolled students. If your child is not currently enrolled,

you may come to the Parish Office to register.

If anyone would like to volunteer in the religious Education Program, please call 516 671-7223 for further information. Your help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you and God Bless!

The Adoration Chapel is back on its regular schedule. Come to Join us in prayer. Jesus is always in the Chapel! The pews are not refurbished yet, but there are chairs set up.

4th of July , Independence Day Closing– The Chapel will be closed Tuesday, July 3rd and will reopen Tuesday, July 10th at 10:00 AM.

The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and the Holy Rosary– First Saturday of every month. Prayers begin at 8:30 AM., Come Pray for Peace throughout the World!

Homebound Visitation– Fr Ambros will visit homebound parishioners to offer the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick the First Saturday of every month. If you or someone you know would like to receive the sacrament, please contact the Parish Office at 516-676-0276.

Men’s Group– We usually gather the 2nd Saturday of the month. Our next meeting July 14th at 7:30 AM in the Msgr. Healy Room, St. Patrick’s Convent building.

Charismatic Prayer Group- This group meets every Monday evening at 7:30 PM in St. Joseph’s room, Convent building. Please contact the Parish Office 516-676-0276, if you are interested in attending.

Centering Prayer Group– Please, join us on Saturday mornings at 9:45 AM, St. Teresa of Avila, Convent building, 2nd floor. Please contact the Parish Office 516-676-0276, if your are interested in attending.

FAN Program– Second Tuesday of every month from 9:30 AM - 12:00 PM in front of the Parish Hall. This program of-fers food to people older than 60 years.

Immigration Services– Offers assistance about immigration information, first come first serve, Monday, July 9th. 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM, John Paul II, Convent building. Next service dates will be advertised in the future bulletins.

Al Anon– Is there a drinking problem in your family? We can help! There is a regularly scheduled Al-Anon group that meets Mondays at 12:30 PM., John Paul II room, Convent building.

Bingo– At the Glen Cove Knights of Columbus Hall at 7:00 PM Friday night, 81 Sea Cliff Ave., Glen Cove. All pro-ceeds go to charity.

Thrift Shop– Open on Mondays for donations only until mid August, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM. For information call 516-288-9174.

18 Third Street, Glen Cove, NY. 11542

Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Monday, July 16, 2018 7:00 pm - Mass in the Extraordinary Form We will have a distribution and enrollment in the scapular. After the Mass and Enrollment, everyone is invited to a social in the Ma-

donna Room! Sponsored by Our Lady of Mt Carmel Legion of Mary . We hope you can make it!

The Best Feast in the East– Join us for this year’s feast from Wednesday, August 1st -Sunday, August 5th.

Reflection- This weekend after celebrating the independence of our country, we will do well to echo the Psalmist, saying, “Our eyes are fixed on the Lord, pleading for his mercy.” May we always recognize and use wisely the gifts of freedom and abundance He has showered upon us.

Intercession for Mass- That as Christian stewards, we work to bring justice and peace; reconciliation and healing; and, respect and dignity to all in God’s world, we pray to the Lord. Living Stewardship- We are grateful this week for all stewards in our parish who embrace the call of good citizenship by sharing their gifts at home, work, school, parish, community and

We Pray for our Sick.....

The church unites in praying for those who are critically ill. Our prayers can be a very effective channel for the healing power of Christ. Some people have a crisis or illness. Others are chronically ill. Both types of situations need the care and concern of the entire Body of Christ.

At the request of concerned family members, names of the critically ill will be placed on our prayer list and will remain on the sick list for four (4) weeks. After that time they will be removed from the list. If a member of the family or the sick person himself or herself wishes to remain on the list, they have only to call or e-mail us and we will be happy to oblige.

Michael Solomito, Elizabeth & Sal Comitino, Helen Sutherland, Gloria Malloy, Fr. Marty Klein, Joseph Jerzewski, Sidrig Vogel, Brigitte Licitra, Tate W. Hoffman, Sergio Arceo, Frances Haug, Stacey-Lynn Roggemann, Helen & Girlie Polet, Debra Moran, Vincent Musac, Mary & Dermott McDermott, Michelle Butler and

Lou D’Ambrosio

Weekly Readings

Monday: Hos 2:16. 17c-18.21-22./Ps.145:2-3.4-5.6-7.8-9./2Tm.1:10/

Mt.9:18-26.

Tuesday: Hos.8:4-7.11-13/Ps115:3-4.5-6.7ab-8.9-10/Jn.10:14/ Mt.9:32-383.

Wed: Hos.10:1-3.7-8.12/Ps.105:2-3.4-5.6-7/Mk.1:15/Mt.10:1-7.

Thursday: Hos.11:1-4.8e-9/Ps.8:2ac.3b.15-16/Mk.1:15/Mt.10:7-15.

Friday: Hos.14:2-10/Ps.51:3-4.8-9.12-13.14.17/Jn.16:13a.14- 26d.Mt.10:16-23.

Saturday:Is.6:1-8/Ps.93:1ab,1cd-2.5/1Pt.4:14/Mt.10:24-33.

Sunday: Am.7:12-15/Ps.85:9-10,11-12.13-14/Eph.1:3-14.1:3-10/

Cf.Eph.1:17-18/Mk.6:7-13.

Second Collection

Next weekend there will be a second collection for Air Conditioner.

Thank you in advance for your generosity.

Long Island State Veterans Home

Free Concert Under the Stars& Laser Light Show featuring the West Point Concert Band at the Long Island Veterans Home.

August 16, 2018 at 6:30pm For more information, please call 444-8606 or visit

www.listateveteranshome.org

Collection for the week of July 1st.

Will be mention on the next week bulletin.

Sorry for the inconvenience

September 29, 2018

5:30 PM – Parish Hall

The Society of St. Vincent de Paul July 8, 2018

Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time In today’s Gospel the people ask: “How are such miraculous deeds accomplished by his hands?” While recovering from a serious automobile accident, a young husband was unable to work. The loss of income caused the family to fall behind on their mortgage payments. Your gifts helped us assist that family avoid foreclosure and eviction. Do you know a family that needs assistance? Please call us at 516-676-5586, or email us at gcsvdp@gmail.com. Join us August 7th to find out how you can help. We meet in the St. Matthew room of St. Rocco’s Parish Center.

The Society of St. Vincent de Paul, we help people!

The Office of Diaconate Formation

will be conducting

Three Information Sessions

For men and their wives

7:00 pm WEDNESDAY, September 5

7:00 pm FRIDAY, September 7

7:00 pm SUNDAY, September 9

Are you discerning a vocation to the Diaconate?

If you and your wife would like to attend one of the meetings CALL 631-423-0483 Ext. 179 or e-mail diaconatef ormation@drvc.org.

Seminary of the Immaculate Conception, 440 West Neck Road, Huntington, NY 11743

We are in need of the following items:

Pasta sauce, soup, canned fish or meat, cereal, chunk light tuna ( has much less

mercury in it than white albacore tuna) peanut butter, jelly,

red beans, tomato sauce, juice, black beans, canned fruit, canned vegetables,

sardines, pancake mix, syrup, parmalat milk, rice and toiletries.

Thank you

It’s Free and easy to Register!

Go to:

https://glencovecatholic.formed.org/

Click “Register” and enter your name, email address and password. You are all ready to access the best

Catholic content (movies, studies talks and e-books).

It is truly right and just always and everywhere to pray for a change in attitudes and law con-cerning abortion. In God’s eyes every preborn life is a precious gift. Every child who is born is also precious. We don’t know why some children are born into families with limited resources, but we do know that, as a Christian community, we are called to help those in need. During the school year we have received food contributions from the school, Girl Scout Troop 14 and Friends Academy and we appreciate their help as well as food placed in our collection baskets. Since it is now summer vacation time, we lose some of our resources, but children and fami-lies are still in need. So now is the time to perform those good works by bringing in even one item of food to Church with you each week.

Thanks to those who have been helping – it’s never too late to start a new habit! Thank you.

Saint Dominic HS Honor Roll

Principal List: Emily Edelman

First Honors: Olivia Colon

Second Honors: Carlos Hidalgo Nuñez, Kevin Valencia and Jessica O’Brien

Congratulations!

En nuestros días hay quienes piensan y actúan como los contemporáneos de Jesús: no aceptan a Jesús porque ven sólo su humanidad, un hombre del pue-

blo, el hijo de una mujer común, como María, que no tenía ningún estudio y que vivía en Nazaret, un lugar insignificante. El Dios encarnado continúa siendo es-

cándalo y una espina en la garganta para muchas personas que aún no “creen” en la autoridad de Jesús de realizar milagros. Allí donde. falta la fe, es difícil que Jesús obre portentos, porque el terreno no es receptivo. Él no cura a na-

die que no le abra su corazón a través de la fe.

Ezequiel 2:2-5

La mayoría de las personas tienen miedo de hablar en públi-co. Los profetas de Israel no son una excepción. Ellos tenían que proclamar a los poderosos ver-dades no bienvenidas porque a eso los había enviado Dios. Igual que Ezequiel en la lectura de hoy, ellos se sentían inade-cuados para comunicar el mensaje de Dios. Ezequiel sabía que los israelitas, quienes estaban exilados en Babilonia, resistirían lo que él les tenía que decir sobre el arrepenti-miento. Sin embargo, Dios le aseguró que los rebeldes israelitas reconocerían que un ver-dadero profeta había sido enviado a ellos. A pesar de su miedo Ezequiel consintió ser el

mensajero de Dios.

2 Corintios 12:7-10

Igual que Pedro y otros apóstoles, Pablo no fue perfecto de inmediato cuando empezó a seguir a Jesús. El era un orgulloso fariseo que perse-guía a los primeros discípulos de Je-sús. Pablo recibió muchas gracias y bendiciones que hicieron de él un misionero que viajó y predicó la buena nueva. Pero también tuvo que pasar

muchas calamidades como la misteriosa "espina en su pecho" que menciona en la lectura de hoy. El propósito de la espina era mantenerlo alejado de la tentación de creerse mejor que todos y acreditarse todos los éxitos como apóstol. Pablo rezó y Jesús le reveló un maravilloso secreto. Cuando cooperamos con la gracia de Dios, en nuestras debilidades el poder de Dios es perfeccionado. Imagina lo

contento que estaba Pablo cuando descubrió

que "Cuando soy débil es que soy fuerte".

Marcos 6:1-6

"¿Quién se cree que es?" y "¿Se cree la gran cosa"? son expresiones usadas para dismi-nuir a otros. Cuando Jesús llegó a Nazaret por primera vez y predicó en una sinagoga local, su audiencia quedó admirada. Ellos no podían creer que uno que había crecido en medio de ellos pudiera ser un maestro tan capaz. Quizás ellos envidiaban y temían el poder que presentían que él tenía. Debido a su incredulidad, Jesús hizo pocos milagros en su comunidad. El se dio cuenta de que un profeta no es honrado en su tierra. Así que se fue a otros pueblos donde la gente le dio la

bienvenida.

Fiesta: Julio 11 Benito de Nursia, cono-cido como San Benito, nació en (Nursia, cerca de la ciudad italiana de Spoleto, 480 – Monteca-sino, 547), fundó la orden de los benedicti-nos y es considerado patrón de Europa y

patriarca del monaquismo occidental. Benito escribió una Regla para sus monjes que fue llamada "La Santa Regla" y que ha sido inspi-ración para los reglamentos de muchas otras comunidades religiosas. Su hermana gemela, Escolástica, también alcanzó la santidad. Después de haber recibido en Roma una ade-cuada formación, estudiando la retórica y la

filosofía. Se retiró de la ciudad a Enfide (la actual Affile), para dedicarse al estudio y practicar una vida de rigurosa disciplina ascética. No satisfecho de esa relativa soledad, a los 20 años se fue al monte Subiaco bajo la guía de un ermitaño y viviendo en una cueva. Tres años después se fue con los monjes de Vicovaro. No duró allí mucho ya que lo eligie-ron prior pero después trataron de envenenarlo por la disciplina que les exigía. Con un grupo de jóvenes, entre ellos Plácido y Mauro, fundo su primer monasterio en en la montaña de Cassino en 529 y escribió la Re-gla, cuya difusión le valió el título de patriarca del monaquismo occidental. Fundó numerosos monasterios, centros de formación y cultura capaces de propagar la fe en tiempos de crisis. Vida de oración disciplina y trabajo Se levantaba a las dos de la madrugada a

rezar los salmos. Pasaba horas rezando y meditando. Hacia también horas de trabajo manual, imitando a Jesucristo. Veía el trabajo como algo honroso. Su dieta era vegetariana y ayunaba diariamente, sin comer nada hasta la tarde. Recibía a muchos para dirección espiri-tual. Algunas veces acudía a los pueblos con sus monjes a predicar. Era famoso por su trato amable con todos. Su gran amor y su fuerza fueron la Santa Cruz con la que hizo muchos milagros. Fue un pode-roso exorcista. Este don para someter a los espíritus malignos lo ejerció utilizando como sacramental la famosa Cruz de San Benito. San Benito predijo el día de su propia muerte, que ocurrió el 21 de marzo del 547, pocos días después de la muerte de su hermana, santa Escolástica. Desde finales del siglo VIII mu-chos lugares comenzaron a celebrar su fiesta

el 11 de julio