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INFANT JESUS
Roman Catholic Church
110 Myrtle Avenue
Port Jefferson, NY 11777
www.infantjesus.org
founded in 1903
March 27, 2022
Pastor
Father Patrick M. Riegger
Parochial Vicars
Father Francis Lasrado
Father Rolando Ticllasuca
Rectory Office
631-473-0165
Infant Jesus Chapel at St. Charles Hospital circa 1941Pastoral Staff Parish Contacts
Weekend Assistant Rectory: General Information: 631-473-0165
Father Jack Moore, Retired Fax: 631-331-8094
Hospital Chaplains In Residence E-Mail: Rectory@InfantJesus.org
Father Henry Vas - St. Charles Hospital Website: www.infantjesus.org
Father Matthew Udobi - Mather Hospital
Bookkeeping: Dcn. Carlito Roman 631-473-0165
Parish Trustees Facility Manager:
Lucy Paplin 631-473-0165
Robert Coughlan Ralph Cerullo
Parish Ministries:
Permanent Deacons Religious Education: Corinne Addiss 631-928-0447
Deacon Michael J. Byrne Deacon Kenneth J. Clifford
Deacon Pat Gerace Deacon Carlito P. Roman Spanish Ministry: Fr. Rolando Ticllasuca 631-473-0165
Deacon Richard E. Waldman Social Ministry
\Ç `xÅÉÜ|tÅ ~ Deacon William J. Powers Vicki Rybak 631-331-6145
(Parish Outreach):
Weekend Schedule for INTENTIONS
Those of you who are unable to attend Mass are encouraged to follow Mass PLEASE VISIT
WWW.INFANTJESUS.ORG
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Saturday, March 26th Saturday, April 2nd
Lenten Weekday St. Francis of Paola, Hermit
Hos 6:1-6; Lk 18:9-14 Jer 11:18-20; Jn 7:40-53
9:00 AM Fr. Henry People of the Parish 9:00 AM Fr. Henry People of the Parish
5:00 PM Fr. Rolando Bert Ricciardi 5:00 PM Fr. Patrick James Crawley
Chapel 4:00 PM Fr. Rolando Robert Moore Sr. Chapel 4:00 PM Fr. Joseph Marie Lise Dugandzic
Sunday, March 27th Sunday, April 3rd
Fourth Sunday of Lent Fifth Sunday of Lent
7:30 AM Fr. Matthew Eva Adams 7:30 AM Fr. Rolando Fr. John Fitzgerald
Fr. Rolando 8:45 AM Fr. Rolando Spanish Intentions
8:45 AM (Spanish Mass)
Spanish Intentions (Spanish Mass)
10:30 AM Fr. Patrick Thomas Rowan 10:30 AM Fr. Henry Joseph Traina
12:00 PM Fr. Patrick John (Jack) Lagattuta 12:00 PM Fr. Rolando Alyssa Batista
5:00 PM Fr. Patrick Mary Castrogiovanni 5:00 PM Fr. Matthew Rose Mackin
Chapel 8:30 AM Fr. Francis Lou Gallo Chapel 8:30 AM Fr. Patrick Lucia Mladen
Chapel 10:00 AM Fr. Francis JoAnn O’Grady Angelo & Carmela
Chapel 10:00 AM Fr. Patrick
Cavaliere
Fr. Henry Fr. Francis
Chapel 11:30 AM (Family Mass) Mary O’Neill Chapel 11:30 AM Mary Jane Matier
(Family Mass)
Weekday Mass Intentions and Readings
6:50 AM 9:00 AM Readings
Monday, March 28th Lenten Weekday Madison Reynolds Jean Marie Rogers Is 65:17-21; Jn 4:43-54
People People
Tuesday, March 29th Lenten Weekday Ez 47:1-9, 12; Jn 5:1-16
of the Parish of the Parish
Wednesday, March 30th Lenten Weekday James N. Covello Michael Anselmo Is 49:8-15; Jn 5:17-30
People
Thursday, March 31th Lenten Weekday George Poly Ex 32:7-14; Jn 5:31-47
of the Parish
Friday, April 1st People Wis 2:1a, 12-22;
Lenten Weekday Thomas Sandusky
(Abstinence) of the Parish Jn 7:1-2, 10,25-30March 27, 2022 Page 3
A Message from Father Francis Lasrado
Lent Sunday IV
This weekend is the halfway mark of Lent. This Sunday is known as Laetare Sunday for the
first word of the Introit or Entrance Antiphon laetare (Latin for rejoice); it is a Sunday that
gives us a foretaste of Easter joy. This is also the Second Scrutiny in preparation for the baptism
of adults at the Easter Vigil.
In our Gospel for this weekend we have one of the best known and loved parables of Jesus.
Every time I read or hear it proclaimed I am inspired with insights old and new and I believe
most people have a similar experience; such is the power of this parable. Traditionally it is
known as the parable of the Prodigal Son; some prefer to call it the parable of the Prodigal
Father as they consider the father’s extraordinary love as the focus of the parable. Fr. Andrew
M. Greely called it the Parable of the Crazy Father to highlight the almost ridiculous and
extravagant way the father expresses his love.
As a very young artist, Rembrandt made a woodcut of the Prodigal Son that shows the son in
full face, falling before his father whose face we do not see. The focus is centered on the son.
Later in his life, Rembrandt changed it. Older and mature, he did a painting, the one we are
familiar with: the Return of the Prodigal. We no longer see the face of the son; all we see is his
back. The primary focus is shifted to the father; his face depicts his compassion, gentleness, love
and mercy. Every wrinkle, every line shouts of his love and forgiveness. It is the face of God. To
borrow Greely’s expression, God is crazy about us with regards to his compassion, love & mercy
toward us.
The other two characters, the younger son and the elder one, have important lessons to teach us
as well.
Speaking about Catholic traditions Scott Hahn said, “I am seeing a spiritual awakening across
America and across the world. There is a new generation of Catholics saying, ‘You know what,
the secularization, the materialism, the hedonism, it just leaves you jaded, if not addicted.’” We
may not have many instances of young people going away from the love of the parents the
dramatic way the prodigal son did in the parable. Instead, there are number of typically
modern, subtle ways people today, not just the youth, drift away from God’s love, faith and
religion. The reason is not always disgruntlement and frustration with God and church but their
obsession with self-interest and whatever they feel would give them gratification; quite often it
is power, pleasure, wealth, and honor that entice them and they fall for them and in the process
walk away from the Father’s love and the fellowship of the community of believers, the church.
We often ignore the elder son and his sinister ways which are even more vicious. I would
imagine many of us can identify with him if we honestly analyze our behavior. He feels he
'deserves' his father’s love and attention because he considers himself ‘the good son’ who is
always keeping the rules and doing the right thing. But he is malicious and is angry that his
father welcomes his brother who has wasted not only his share of inheritance but also taken
advantage of his father's love and goodness.
Lent is the time for all to return to the Father’s love: Those who have distanced themselves, to
once again savor the sweetness of being welcomed back into the father’s love. Those who think
they deserve the father’s love, to know they cannot ‘earn’ it but ‘experience’ its expansiveness
deeply and know the joy of being in the company of the one who loves them to death.
Be prodigal like the Father!
***Page 4 March 27, 2022
Reconciliation (Confession)
Baptism (Infant & Child)
Marriage
Prayer Chain—Prayer Requests
Scriptural Rosary
Catholic Relief Services Collection
on March 27, 2022 Spirit Alive Group
This week our parish will take up The Catholic
Relief Services Collection. Funds from this
collection provide food to the hungry, support
displaced refugees, and bring Christ’s love and
mercy to vulnerable people here and abroad. This
week, please give generously to the collection and Oración y Adoración
reveal Christ’s Love to those most in need.
Learn more about the collection at
www.usccb.org/catholic-relief.
Total Contributions As of 3/20/2022
(Includes Weekly, & Mailed donations. $177,529
Does not include holiday/ special collections.) 2022 CMA Parish Goal $117,300
Total Contributions same time in 2021 3/22/2022: 120
(Includes Weekly, & Mailed donations. $181,388
Does not include holiday/ special collections.) Donors This Time Last Year: 45
Average Weekly Collection 2022 Total Pledges So Far This Year:
All regular donations since the beginning of the $14,794
new year. (Basket, electronic and mailed)
Pledges This Time Last Year: $9,095
Average Weekly Collection same time in 2021
All regular donations since the beginning of the fiscal $15,115 Percentage of Our Goal This Year: 28%
year. (Basket, electronic and mailed)
8.1%
Many Thanks and Blessings
For Your Generosity!! www.CatholicMinistriesAppeal.orgMarch 27, 2022 Page 5
Around Our Parish...
Sta ons of the Cross PLEASE JOIN US FOR OUR
Every Friday Night
During Lent at 7:30 PM
Lenten Retreat
Infant Jesus Chapel. with Jim Ryan
Please note: Eucharis c Adora on
will start a er the Friday Noon Mass and
Benedic on will begin at 7:15 PM.
Observance of the
Lenten Fasts & Abstinences
Please join us for this retreat as w
work on our human side to be more
open to experience God’s love.
Monday, April 4th
Tuesday, April 5th
Wednesday, April 6th
7:30-9 PM in the Chapel
Boys & Girls Easter Mass Remembrance
&
Are you Easter Flower Offering
interested Mass Intention Envelopes
in
becoming Special Easter Mass Remembrance and
Flower Offering envelopes have been included
an in your envelope packet and are also available
Altar at the exits of the Church and Chapel. Please
Server? leave them in the wooden/offering boxes
located at the main exits along with your
For more information, please offering. They will be placed on the altar of
email Deacon Mike at the Church and Chapel at every Mass during
deaconmike2014@gmail.com. Easter Week for your prayer intentions.Page 6 March 27, 2022
Welcome Friends
Lenten Giving, FREE MEAL CURBSIDE
PROGRAM
Not Giving Up Mondays @ 5-6 PM
Christ Episcopal Church
Barnum Ave, Port Jefferson
Lent is often thought of as a time of sacrifice. It is a time to "give Tue & Thu @ 1 PM
up" things such as candy, bad habits, and today, maybe even the St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
internet. These challenges help us prepare for larger sacrifices 390 Patchogue Rd,
in life. But Lent does not have to be a time of "giving up." Port Jeff Station
Rather, we can make it a time to "give" and add something
Wednesdays @ 5-6 PM
positive to our daily lives.
Fridays 3:30-5 PM
First Presbyterian Church
When it comes to almsgiving or helping the poor, the Church
Main & South St.,
makes it easy for us. We at Infant Jesus are asked to contribute
Port Jefferson Village
alms-gifts through our Giving, Not Giving Up Program.
During the five Sundays of Lent, everyone is encouraged to Food
bring their alms-gifts before Sunday Masses and placed in the
area designated by the Knights of Columbus. This act of
Pantry
generosity is a tangible sign of our Lenten efforts to feed the Needs
hungry and clothe the naked. We are in need of :
Oil
Weekend of March 6th: BABY ITEMS: Diaper s Juice
size 3, 5 & 6, Baby Wipes, Baby Shampoo, Bath Wash, Ketchup
Enfamil formula, Desitin and Lotion. Shampoo
Deodorant
Weekend of March 13th: NON-PERISHABLE Mayonnaise
FOOD ITEMS: Pasta Sau ce, Jelly, Ju ice, Conditioner
Canned Fruit, Mac & Cheese, and Boxed Milk. Pancake Mix
Pancake Syrup
Weekend of March 20th: TOILETRIES: Healthy Snacks
Toothpaste, Toothbrushes, Deodorant, Shampoo, Size 6 Diapers
Conditioner, Razors and Feminine products.
Free Store Needs
Weekend of March 27th: GIFT CARDS: Stop
and Shop, Shop Rite, Target, and Wal-Mart. Household items
Pots, pans, silverware, linens,
Weekend of April 3rd: CASH DONATIONS to washable blankets and
further the work of the Office of Parish Social Ministry. comforters, and towels.
Boys
Thank you for your generosity! Winter coats ~ 3T to 16March 27, 2022 Page 7
Around Our Parish...
ATTENTION BOY
SCOUTS, CUB SCOUTS &
SCOUT LEADERS:
Holy Monday—April 11th
3:00 PM LOWER
SCOUT SUNDAY
(Confession) Begins CHURCH March 27th
9:00 PM LOWER The 11:30 mass will again
(Confession) Ends CHURCH be designated as our
Holy Thursday—April 14th annual Scout Mass and Infant Jesus parish
The 8 PM Mass is the only Mass for this day.
will present a special patch to all boys and
leaders who attend in uniform. Pack and
8:00 PM CHAPEL * Troop flags will be used in the opening
procession. Please have flags & stands at the
(Eucharistic Adoration in the Church till Midnight.)
chapel by 11:15 so they can be set up prior to
Good Friday—April 15th Mass.
**Fast and Abstinence** IMPORTANT:
There are NO Masses or Adoration If you have a cub scout who is receiving the Parvuli Dei
in the Church or Chapel on this day. or Light of Christ medal please contact Jim Lynch to
arrange for the presentation at Mass.
CHAPEL * We are in need of someone to assist at the Mass, to
CHURCH * oversee the scouts and scouters, and hand out the
patches. If you can serve, please call Jim Lynch of the
Diocesan Scouting Committee, at 631-219-7116.
CHAPEL *
Holy Saturday—April 16th
The 8 PM Vigil is the only Mass for this day.
No confessions.
11:00 AM Blessing of the Easter Foods CHURCH
8:00 PM Easter Vigil Mass CHAPEL *
Easter Sunday—April 17th
7:30 AM Easter Mass CHURCH
8:30 AM Easter Mass CHAPEL *
8:45 AM Spanish Easter Mass CHURCH
10:00 AM Easter Mass CHAPEL *
10:30 AM Easter Mass CHURCH
10:45 AM Easter Mass M. HALL**
11:30 AM Easter Family Mass CHAPEL *
12:00 PM Easter Mass CHURCH
12:15 PM Easter Mass M. HALL
Note: No 5:00 PM Mass on Easter Sunday
*Additional Chapel Parking in the
East Parking Lot off of Belle-Terre Rd.
** Montfort Hall Parish Center at the school.Page 8 March 27, 2022
Ministry to Families with Special Needs
Families who have members with special
needs or developmental disabilities often
find it difficult to attend weekly Mass
together. St. James Parish in Setauket is
pleased to provide an opportunity for
families to experience and celebrate God’s
presence in their lives at a special Mass.
This Mass will be celebrated on the following Saturdays
(second Saturday of the month) of 2022 at 1:00 PM on
April 9, May 14, September 10, October 8,
November 12, December 10
(No Mass – June, July, August)
Note: This Mass fulfills the Sunday Mass Obligation
This ministry strives to be inclusive in its approach, inviting
those with special needs to fill liturgical roles such as
proclaimer and musical accompaniment.
Please help spread the word about this special
If you would like to be part of the “Listening Process”, for how we, in
worship opportunity! communion with the Diocese and the Universal Church, can help to
www.StJamesSetauket.org advance the Kingdom of God in the world today, please send any
suggestions to rectory@infantjesus.org.
To support married couples during this time
of social distancing, Worldwide Marriage
Encounter is sponsoring virtual marriage
experiences. Some are on weekends and are
seven sessions on weekdays from 7:00 PM to
9:30 PM. Couples will explore their
individual personality styles, improve
listening and communication skills,
understand God’s plan for their marriage,
and learn how to keep their relationship a
Please help us help those in need during these difficult priority. Registration is limited and a $100
times. If you are able, the following items are low in supply application fee is required. For more
and greatly appreciated! information or to apply, call Chuck & Maria
FOOD ITEMS: Juice, Mustard, Mayonnaise, Ketchup, Flour, Reiss at 631-486-8607 or visit them at
Sugar, Maseca Corn Flour, Cooking Oil, Coffee, Pancake Mix https://wwmenyli.org/.
(Complete), Pancake Syrup, Canned Fruit and Healthy Snacks
TOILETRIES: Shampoo, Conditioner, Soap, Deodorant, “Give, and gifts will be given to you; a good
Toothbrushes, Toothpaste, Toilet Paper, and Razors measure, packed together, shaken down, and
BABY ITEMS: Baby Shampoo, Baby Wash, Baby Wipes, Baby
overflowing, will be poured into your lap.” Give the
Powder, Desitin and Lotion
Also accepting donations of grocery store gift cards and cash gift of your love by attending an upcoming
Thank you! Worldwide Marriage Encounter experience.March 27, 2022 Page 9
Our Religious Education Program
begins with little ones entering into first grade and
their parents. This is the first of a two-year First
Holy Communion preparation. We have had a
wonderful year thus far with our families! as they
entered into level one of First Holy Communion
preparation. Recently the children and their
parents came to the Chapel at St. Charles where
they encountered Jesus, Face to face, in the
Eucharist. Deacon Mike read to them the story of
The Road to Emmaus. He then exposed Jesus in
the monstrance and no doubt the children's hearts
burned with excitement and love of the Real Presence of Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. Children wrote and placed their prayers
at Jesus' feet. It was such a beautiful experience for all of us! On a recent Sunday, it was a blessing to see so many of our First Holy
Communion Level One families at the assigned Mass for their grade level. Students were asked to write a "love letter" to Jesus
ahead of time and place it in the offertory basket. Some of what they wrote follows:
Dear Jesus, I love you because you created me. Love, Anthony
Dear Jesus, I love you so much because you love me. Coreliese
I love Jesus because He makes Christmas! Anthony
I love Jesus because He sacrificed Himself for us. Matthew
I love you God for always taking care of everyone. Love, Aryana
Thank you for giving us all the things we need. Love, Roman
Dear Jesus, Thank you for keeping us safe and healthy. Angelyn
I love Jesus because he is a present to this world. Emma
Dear Jesus, I love you because you saved us. Love, Henrik
I love Jesus because he takes care of us and loves us. Jared
Dear Jesus, I love you for always loving me and taking care of me. Matteo
You are in my heart. Jesus protects and keeps me safe. Samantha
Dear Jesus: Thank you for my family and home! I love you for giving
them to me! Love, Sophie
Dear Jesus, I love you so much because I know you will always be there for
me. OliviaPage 10 March 27, 2022
N Grade Level 1 (First Holy Communion 1)
O Parent/Child meet on one Monday every month. The
T next meeting is on April 11th. Parent and child will
E read short chapters each week at home together.
N
O Family Mass at Infant Jesus Chapel ~ 11:30 AM
T Grade Level 5 ~ April 3, 2022
E
Religious Ed ~ Week of March 28th
Monday, March 28 Tuesday, March 29 Wednesday, March 30 Thursday, March 31
First Holy Communion I 4:30-5:30 PM
In Montfort Hall 6:00-7:00 PM
First Holy Communion 2 4:30-5:45 PM 5:30-6:45 PM
Mr. Dexter’s Class 5:30-6:45 PM
Grade Level 6 (B) 4:30-5:45 PM 5:30-6:45 PM
SS1 / SS2 5:30-6:45 PM
Confirmation Level 1 & 2 6:15-7:30 PM 5:30-6:45 PM
THINKING OF ST. JAMES RC CHURCH
BECOMING A in East Setauket
CATHOLIC?
The RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation Healing Mass
for Adults) is the official Rite of the
All Are Welcome
Roman Catholic Church for adults who
wish to receive the Sacraments of Baptism, Eucharist
and/or Confirmation. The RCIA Program is for any
Feeling worried…? Tired?
adult who: Burnt out? Stressed out?
•Was baptized in the Catholic Church but is uncatechized and Facing a disease?
has not received the Sacraments of Eucharist or Jesus invites you to come
Confirmation.
•Was baptized in another Christian denomination and wishes
and give your burdens to
to be received into full communion in the Catholic Church. Him and experience the
•Was never Baptized and wishes to become a Catholic. healing grace of God.
For additional information, please call Infant
Jesus Rectory at 631-473-0165 3rd Wednesday of the month at 7 PM
Beginning in 2022, baptisms will be held on March 16, April 20, May 18, June 15
the first and third Sundays of each month.
There is a limit of 6 babies for each baptism Prayer teams are available at the end of the Mass
date. Until further notice, there are no for individual prayer and Fr. Robert will be
baptism prep classes scheduled. available for an Anointing of the Sick for those
facing surgery or serious illness.
Note: There will be no baptisms scheduled
on the following 2022 dates: May 8, May “O Lord my God, I cried to you for help, and
29, June 19, September 4, October 9, and December 25. you have healed me.”March 27, 2022 Page 11
There is a call within each Catholic man to become the man God made him to
be. In a world full of challenges, the Knights of Columbus equips men to
answer that call to lead with faith, serve others, protect our families, and
promote our values. For more info about becoming a Knight, please email
KofC.JoanofArc1992@hotmail.com
Garden of the Sacred Heart of Christ Brick Engraving Offering
The Knights of Columbus Joan of Arc Council 1992 is
once again opening the Garden of the Sacred Heart of
Christ to those who wish to place an engraved brick in
the garden patio. We thank all those who donated in
the past who helped restore the century old Statue of
the Sacred Heart of Christ and to make this garden a
prayerful and reverent place. To date, there have been
well over 400 personalized engraved bricks placed in
memory of loved ones, prayers to specific saints and
blessings to the Parish. This Spring, you will once
again see new colorful, seasonal plantings placed on
the patio. Please see the rear of the flyer that will be
handed out after the masses for detailed information
on how you can have an engraved brick placed in the
Garden of the Sacred Heart of Christ. Orders will only
be accepted until March 30, 2022. We anticipate all
bricks to be installed by Memorial Day weekend.
Your donation of $125 per engraved brick
placed in the garden allows the Knights to upkeep this
garden along with supporting Parish projects,
Seminarian vocations, Religious Education programs,
Right to Life programs, and other charities that promote traditional Catholic values.
As an example to our commitment to the Parish, in Decem ber 2021, the Joan of Ar c
Council replaced the wooden cross in front of the Church due to the wood showing decay and
repainted the corpus back to its original gold color.
Thank you for your continued support of this project.
*** If you have ordered a brick in the past and have found
an error in spelling or an omission, please let us know
by contacting the Joan of Arc Council at
Kofc.JoanofArc1992@hotmail.com. Someone will contact
you in regards to make the necessary corrections.***Page 12 March 27, 2022
CPT Daniel Armstrong Army
SGT Steven Balfoort Army • New To Our Parish?
PFC Jesse Bernstein
PFC Ethan Bernstein
Army
Army
• Have You Been A Part
PFC Richard Bestafka Army Of Our Parish, But
Spc. Nicholas J. Bohm Army
CPT Connor Britt Marines Never Registered?
PVT Patrick John Buckley
PO Jenna Burton
Army
Navy
• Are You A Long Time
Please call the rectory at 631-473-0165 or e-mail ijbulletin@infantjesus.org to have someone listed.
LCPL Edward Callan Marines Parishioner, But
CPL Ryan Caltabiano Marines
SSG Collin Cash Army Have Never Gotten
SFC Nang Cash Army
PO Richard Chappel Navy
Around To Updating Your Contact
SGT Ricardo Combariza Army and Household Information?
CPO August Delledonne Navy
MASA Justin Edwards Navy WE INVITE YOU TO REGISTER YOUR
CSM Michael A. Eiermann Army
SSG Justin Eminhizer Army FAMILY WITH OUR PARISH
MAJ Brett Erland Army
SSGT Andrea S. Evangelista Air Force We have also been having issues with the Post Office not
PVT Daniel Fey Marines delivering mail to some of our parishioners. Sadly, we often can
SN Christian T. Freda Navy
not tell if you have moved, or if there is an issue with your
SGT Sammy Guerrero Army
PFC Thomas Grau Air Force
address and contact information. If you have registered with us,
PFC Dean Grau Marines but are no longer getting regular mailings, please contact the
2LT John Hewitt Army rectory @ 631-473-0165, or contact us through our website.
CPO Thomas J. Joyce III Navy
PFC Donald J. Kelly Army
Both the Registration & Family-Update Form and the Rectory
PVT Ryan D. Kelly Marines
CPL Brian Kolarik Marines
Contact Form can be found at:
MAJ Ryan T. Krebsbach Marines WWW.INFANT JESUS.ORG
LT Mary Kruse Navy Under the ‘OUR PARISH’ menu item
PVT Thomas Christopher Lennon Marines
CDR Jeffrey Lessard Navy
LCPL Stephen James Lyzak Marines
PFC Kenneth MacAlpin Marines IRA CHARITABLE
E3 Matthew Malpartida
SN Edward Marbot
Air Force
Coast Guard
ROLLOVER = GREAT
SN Ronald Martiny Navy OPPORTUNITY UNDER
PFC Brenden McCabe
CPL Andrew Meyer
Marines
Marines
NEW TAX LAWS
LCPL Bruce Moeller Marines ……..
PO1 Jared Mills Navy
CPT Lintner Monroy Army
HN Connor O’Keefe Navy
SGT Melissa Perez Army
SSG Maximilian Perez Army
PSC Paul Piotrowski Marines
LCPL Sean Piotrowski Marines
PVT Ryan W. Powers Marines
PFC David Ramos, Jr. Army
HM2 Samantha Reilly Navy
CPL Matthew Romonoyske-Bean Marines
PFC Paul Russo Army
LT Andrew Sebastiano Navy
LT Diane Kruse Sebastiano Navy
LCPL Chris Seijido Marines
MAJ Warren Sheprow Army
LT Brian J. Shields Coast Guard
SFC Craig Smolenski Army
SGT Jason Spence Army
SGT Shane Spence Marines
LTCMDR David Still (Retired) Navy
PVT Daniel Sullivan Army
SGT Jason Tulowilzki Marines
PVT Derek Warsaw Army
31st
HN Timothy Wieland Navy
MSGT Christopher Wilson Air Force
PFC Thomas Yacopino ArmyMarch 27, 2022 Page 13
Attention Shoppers! Weekly Memorials
Please visit Hope Springs Eternal - Second
Chance Boutique in Port Jeff Station! All
proceeds benefit Hope House Ministries in
Port Jefferson. For the past 40 years,
HHM (Founder Father Francis Pizzarelli)
has provided a safe haven of support and recovery for
thousands of Long Islanders struggling with poverty,
addiction, homelessness, family conflicts and more. The
Boutique sells high-quality new and gently-used goods
including fine crystal and china, glassware, furniture,
handbags and name brand clothing. There are all kinds of
treasures, large and small with something for everyone
on your holiday shopping list. We are featuring a special
GIFT department featuring brand new items, many of March 28th
them still ticketed! Visit us today
and tell your friends!
Bread & Wine
Hope Springs Eternal
Second Chance Boutique At Infant Jesus Chapel
19 Chereb Lane, Port Jefferson Station was donated in loving memory of
Hours of Operation: The Casualties of Conflict
Monday through Saturday from 11 AM to 5 PM
For more information about donating
and to view items for sale, visit:
Bread & Wine
www.hopespringseternalboutique.com
Or Call 631-509-1101 At Infant Jesus Church
was donated in loving memory of
Sr. Gabrielle Paquin
Wedding Banns
Christopher Mueller to
Stephanie Incandela-Mueller
March 26, 2022
~~~~~~~~~~~
Christopher Palasek to
Angelina Corrente
April 3, 2022
~~~~~~~~~~~
Ramon Fernandez to
Johanny Fernandez
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