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St. Ignatius Loyola RC Church, Hicksville, NY
Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 1,2021
Pastoral Leadership St Ignatius Loyola Parish
Rev.Shibi Pappan OIC. 129 Broadway (Rt. 107)
Hicksville, New York 11801_4925
Administrator Phone: 516 _ 931 _ 0056
Rev.Francis Samuel OIC, Fax :516 _ 939 _ 0852
Resident Associate Parish e-mail : stignatius1859@aol.com
Rev.Benjamin Uzuegbunam, Webite:www.stignatiushicksville.org
Hospital Chaplain in Residence
Rev.Frank Teye Addey saintignatiusloyolaparish-hicksville- ny
Hospital Chaplain in Residence
Rev.Msgr.Donald T.Bennett Saint Ignatius of Loyola RC Church
Pastor Emeritus
George A.Mais Jr.,Deacon
Mario Gomez,Deacon
Jose Contreras,Deacon
Rev.R.Michael Reid, QR Code for all
Week-end Assistant our Social Media
August 1, 2021, Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary time
For God so loved the world that He gave His
only Son, so that everyone who believes in Him
might not perish but might have eternal life.
(Jn.3:16)
“The Lord gave them
With joy we welcome all to worship God. Let us bread from heaven. ”
lift up our minds, hearts and spirits to our
loving and merciful God, from whom all good
things come, and thank and praise Him.
Weekend Mass Schedule Weekday Masses
Saturday:5:00 PM (Live) Monday - Friday
Sunday: 7:30 AM 7:00 AM
9:30 AM (Live) 9:00 AM (Live)
11 AM Saturday
12:30 PM 9:00 AM (Live) Confessions: Saturday 3:30pm to 4:30pm (English)
5:00 PM (Spanish) (Live) 5:00 PM (Live) First Sunday :3:30pm to 4:30 pm (Spanish)
Adoration: Every First Saturday :6pm to 6.30pm (English)
Monday to Saturday 9:30 AM - 3 PM In the old school building or by appointment
Every Monday, except in July and August: Baptism: Celebrated twice monthly (usually on the second and
Adoration, Rosary & Scripture Study at 7 PM fourth Sunday). Call the Rectory Office for dates to register.
Every Friday: Baptism preparation for new parents is on the 3rd Sunday of the
Divine Mercy Chaplet at 3 PM. (Live) month, following 12:30pm Mass. Please plan well in advance.
Every First Wednesday: Marriage: Arrangements for weddings should be made at least
6 months in advance,and prior to make reception arrangements.
Rosary to St. Joseph at 8:25 AM. (Live)
Pre-Cana Sessions are required for all couples planning to
Every First Friday: marry.
Holy Hour after 9:30AM Mass. (Live) Wedding times: Fridays 3:30pm & 5:00pm
Every First Saturday: Saturday 11:30pm, 1:30pm & 3:00pm
Rosary Meditation at 8:25 AM. (Live) Sundays 3:30pm
Parish Staff Directory
Clergy Rectory Office: 931-0056 ;
Fr. Shibi, Administrator: 931 - 0056 Ext.147; Monday to Friday 9:00 AM - 12 noon &
frshibipappan@gmail.com 1:00 PM - 5 PM *
Fr. Francis Assisi: 931 - 0056 Ext. 121 Saturday : Closed; Sunday: 9:00 AM - 2 PM.
* Evenings by appointment only.
Fr. Benjamin: 931-0056 Ext.122;
Parish Secretary: Mrs. Joan Della Ratta;
Zuuben@hotmail.com 931-0056 Ext.117; jgdellaratta@optonline.net
Fr. Frank: 931-0056 Ext.123
Parish e-mail: stignatius1859@aol.com
Departments
Adult Faith Formation: Business Office: Music Director: Bulletin Editor:
Deacon George A. Mais. Jr.; Mrs. Jeanne Calhoun; Mariel Pacific; Mrs.Nancy Bollmann
Mrs. AnsyMary
931-0056 Ext.140; 931-0056 Ext.118; 931-0056 Ext.116; 931-0056 Ext.110;
deacongeorge99@verizon.net jcalhoun1959@aol.com mrlpacific@icloud.com bulletin1859@aol.com
Human Services: Director; Religious Education: Director: Mrs. Colleen Tuzzolo,
Mr. Joseph Samodulski, 935-6873—Ext.126 colleentuzzolo@gmail.com
935-8846; jshumanservices@aol.com Admin Assistant : Mrs. Barbara Malerba Ext.127
Office Hours: malerbastignatius@gmail.com
Monday 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM, Office Hours: From September to June.
Tuesday & Thursday 9:30 AM - 12 Noon (July and August - Closed.)
& 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM. Sunday & Friday : Closed.
Monday: By appointment only.
Stewardship: Please call the Rectory;
931-0056 Tuesday & Thursday : 8:00 AM - 2:30 PM
Maintenance Supt.: Tony; Ext.125 Wednesday: 8:00 AM - 12:00 Noon; 5:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Facilities: Don Cleary; Ext.131
Saturday: 8:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Pastoral Council Digital Evangelism & Communications Trustees:
Pastoral Mrs. Ansy Mary Antony
Joseph MalerbaCouncil Erika Aldana
EdwardJoseph
SottileMalerba Mike Krummenacker
Edward Sottile EMERGENCY CONTACT
Michael Tuzzolo
Michael Tuzzolo Finance Committee
In times of serious illness, the sacrament of
Diane Pamberger
Diane Pamberger the anointing of the sick is highly Sr. Karen Lademann
Juan Medrano recommended to offer strength and
Juan Medrano Joseph Panarelli
healing. It is the greatest gift you can offer
Peggy Hill Gerard Mulholand
Peggy Gill to your sick brethren.
Olga Ventura Only after office hours, & exclusively for Luisa Adames
Olga Ventura
Kevin Reyesthe anointing of the sick : (516) 728—3177 Mary Ann Lang
Kevin Ann Dantuno Please do not call this number
Reyes
Mary
David Fantry
Mary Ann Dantuno
for any other purpose.
Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 1,2021
Nourishment by Word of God and Body of Christ…
Sunday, August 1, 2021– Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Mass schedule for
Readings: 113: Ex16:2-4, 12-15, Eph 4:17,20-24, Jn 6:24-35 Saturday,August 7th& Sunday,August 8th
7:30AM Parishioners of St. Ignatius Loyola (Subject to change)
9:30AM Paul Sullivan
Day Time Presider
11:00AM Sisters of St. Ignatius Loyola Convent—Living
12:30PM Sabas Badillo Saturday 5pm Fr. Reid
Timothy O’Sullivan Sunday 7:30am Fr. Frank
Evelyn Wallick 9:30am Fr. Shibi
5PM Mass in Spanish 11am Fr. Francis
Monday, August 2, 2021 Saint Eusebius of Vercelli, Bishop, 12:30pm Fr. Benjamin
Saint Peter Julian Eymard, Priest (Spanish) 5pm Fr.Cesar Bejarano
Readings:407:Nm 11:4b-15, Mt 14:13-21
7 AM Pasqua Macina Jesus, The Bread of Life,nourish us.Amen
9 AM Nancy Tyranski The Bread and Wine this week
Tuesday, August 3, 2021 are in Loving Memory of
Readings: 408: Nm 12:1-13, Mt 14:22-36 or 15:1-2, 10-14 Elizabeth and Charles Lang
7 AM Frank Sticco From
9 AM Louise and Louis Parmigiani,Sr. The Lang Family
Wednesday, August 4, 2021, St. John Mary Vianney, Priest
Readings: 409: Nm 13:1-2, 25-14:1, 26-29a, 34-35,Mt 15:21-28 Jesus, Light of the World, lead us to eternity.
7 AM John J. Ryan –50th Anniversary in Heaven Amen.
9 AM Daniel Hogan
The candles of this week are
Thursday, August 5, 2021, Dedication of the Basilica of
offered for all those who are trying
St. Mary Major
Readings: 410: Nm 20:1-13, Mt 16:13-23 to spread the Gospel.
7AM Rita Bergin—Living
9 AM Evelyn Wallick
Friday, August 6, 2021 The Transfiguration of the Lord The flowers of this week are offered in
Readings: 614: Dn 7:9-10, 13-14, 2 Pt 1:16-19, Mk 9:2-10 honor of St. John Mary Vianney
7 AM Marie Yolette Gelin.
9 AM Rita Bergin—Living
Saturday, August 7, 2021 St. Sixtus II, Pope and Companions
Martyrs; St. Cajetan, Priest Sacrificial Giving
Readings: 412: Dt 6:4-13, Mt 17:14-20
9 AM Francis and Arcangela Donovan
5 PM Chinnamma Samuel and Family Members Sunday, July 25, 2021 $ 8,685
Sunday, August 8, 2021– Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Maintenance $ 2,911
Readings: 116: 1 Kgs 19:4-8, Eph 4:30-5:2, Jn 6:41-51 Sunday, July 26, 2020 $ 8,200
7:30AM Parishioners of St. Ignatius Loyola
Sisters of St. Ignatius Loyola Convent—Living Thank you for your generosity.
Fe Selibio God bless you all!
9:30AM Rose D’Antuono
11:00AM Juan Marrero
12:30PM Helen Pensa Pope Francis Intention for
5PM Mass in Spanish August 2021
Church
* If you see a Mass listed in the bulletin with no intention and Let us pray for the Church, that she may
you wish to remember a loved one (living or deceased) for receive from the Holy Spirit the grace and
their birthday, wedding or anniversary of their passing, strength to reform herself in the light of
please call the rectory office to secure that date and time. the Gospel.
We Pray…
For our Sick For our Birthday Celebrants
Of the month of August
Jennifer Lentini, Carolyn Fitzgerald, Florence May God bless you abundantly.
Morris, Joanne Mulligan, Joe Giordano, Ann Fish-
er. Bendirck Nacua, Glen Smith, Cathy Stengl,
For our dearly departed.
Lawrence O’Donnell, John Fiore, Pauline Agatha
Flasco, John Hyde, Timothy Mulligan, Jacqueline
Perez, Denise Simek, Theresa Simek, Hurethya Evelyn L. Cordaro
Nathan, Thomas Denier, Chuck Hoffman, Arthur
Just as Jesus died and has risen again, so through
Marks, Rita Bergin
Jesus, God will bring with Him those who have
Heavenly Father, we lift up all who are going fallen asleep; and so also in Christ will all be
through various sickness. Have compassion on brought to life.
them, and lay Your healing hands on them. We
pray that You would restore their health, soothe Eternal Rest grant unto them O Lord, And let
their pain and ease their worries. Give them Your perpetual light shine upon them.
peace and comfort them as they wait. We ask
this through Christ Our Lord. Amen. May the souls of all the faithful departed through
Get well soon… the mercy of God rest in peace. Amen .
We pray for their mourning families also.
Names will be kept on the Prayer
Merciful Father, comfort all those whose hearts overflow
for the Sick List for three weeks, un-
with grief, as they face this sense of loss. May they know
less a family member calls to extend
the consolation of Your love. We ask this Christ our
the time.
Lord . Amen.
For our Military.
Almighty Father,give them courage and strength against all enemies, both spiritual and physical. Bless them
and their families for the selfless acts they do to protect this land and us. Keep them safe in Your loving
hands .We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen.
Sgt First Class. Matthew Loheide Major Edward A.McGoldrick,US Army Atan Lisa Olynk, USN
MSgt. Kevin J. Hennelly Steven Orbon,1stLt., U.S.Army PO3 Hunter Morales, US Navy
CDR. Jonathan W. Lang 1st Lt. James Michael Vaz, U.S. Army PO3 Kevin J. Gonzalez, US Navy
CDR.. Jeanine A. Lang Pvt Ryan Blazo HA Morrigan Hayes, US Navy
SPC Justin T. Sikorski PVT Lorenzo LaPlaca, US Army SA Peter Cavallo, US Navy
Staff Sgt. Mathew Burrafato Pvt. Daniel Sullivan, US Army Oscar Martinez—Marines
Col. Paul J. Laughlin PVT Lorenzo LaPlaca, US Army PFC Jim Arbelaez, US Marine
M Sgt. Michael Marascia Tech Sgt. Peter F. Clark, USAF Capt. Joseph Whittaker, USMC
Sgt. Stephen L. Emlaw Adam Cespo—Air Force SSGT Michael J. Mc Ilwrath, USMC
Lt. David Jacobs Airman First Class Gianinna Roldan (USAF) Gunnery Sgt. Brian Moran, USMC
Pvt. Thomas Wright LTJG Christopher Medford,USN Navy Pvt.Joseph Gergely,USMC
Sgt. Dustin Lusby LTJG Alie Disher, U.S.N. Major Patrick O. Kelly, USMC
Cpt. Richard Macchio LTJG John Patrick Orr, USN, C.E.C. 2nd Lt. Thomas P. McLoughlin,
PVC Andrew Hughes USMC
P.O Third Class E-4 Kyle A.Kamermayer
Sgt. Lotachukwu Okoye Navy Corporal William J. White, USMC
Paul Vermillion US Marines Tech. Sgt. Shawna Clark, US Air Force Robert Van-Horn US Air Force
Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 1,2021
QR Code for this Sunday’s Liturgy.
Thought of the week Saint quote …
“For those who love, nothing is too difficult.”
“I love you” begins with - St. Ignatius of Loyola.
I, but ends up by you.
August 4, 2021
Dear brothers in Christ,
We celebrate this August 4th, the feast of Saint John Vianney (born Jean-Baptiste-Marie Vianney; 8
May 1786 - 4 August 1859), Patron Saint of parish priests. He is often referred to as the "Curé d'Ars."
His priestly zeal and pastoral work brought about spiritual transformation of the community he
served and its surroundings. He is an encouragement to all of us to persevere in ministry and bring
healing to our people in the sacrament of Confession, devotion to the Holy Eucharist and love for our
Blessed Mother Mary.
"Thank you for showing me the way to Ars... I will show you the way to Heaven." We may be famil-
iar with the story of how St. John Vianney asked for directions to his new parish assignment. Upon
reaching his new post he thanked the young villager who gave him directions and then informed him,
“I will show you the way to Heaven." His years of ministry as a parish priest accompanied the people
of his parish and beyond to know Jesus Christ and journey to Heaven. How blessed we are to have
wonderful people to minister to as priests. We are so grateful for the willingness of our parishioners
and other good people to assist us with administration of our parishes or special ministries.
We are now emerging from a very difficult period and time of trial due to the Covid Pandemic. We
have much work to do to serve Jesus and His people. It will not be easy. The example of St. John Vi-
anney can inspire us to trust the Lord will work through us to help God's people return to Mass and
full participation in the life of the Church. We are aware of the pew surveys that inform us there is
confusion and misunderstanding on the meaning of the Eucharist. Now is our time as St. John Vian-
ney did in his time to transform the lives of others in Christ through the priestly ministry entrusted to
us by Jesus though His Church.
Happy feast day brothers! May St. John Vianney intercede for us and the people we are called to
serve. As a priest now for 30 years, wherever my assignments have sent me within or outside of
Rockville Centre, I give great thanks for the honor to be a brother priest with you. In my role as an
auxiliary bishop and vicar assisting our diocesan bishop, Bishop John O. Barres, I am always happy to
be in your presence and pass on to the bishop the great work you are doing for God's people.
May the Lord bless our bishop and each other in our priestly ministry.
+Robert J. Coyle
Today we ask for our patron to pray for us.
Prayer of St. John Vianney
I love You, O my God, and my only desire is to love You until the last breath of my life. I love You,
O my infinitely lovable God, and I would rather die loving You, than live without loving You. I love
You, Lord and the only grace I ask is to love You eternally... My God, if my tongue cannot say in
every moment that I love You, I want my heart to repeat it to you as often as I draw breath.
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Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 1,2021
We invite...
August 1 Special Blessings and prayers for those who celebrate their Birthday and
Sunday Wedding Anniversary in the month of August at 9:30am Mass. (Live)
August 4 First Wednesday St. Joseph Rosary at 8.25am followed by 9am Mass. (Live)
Wednesday
August 6 First Friday Holy Hour soon after 9am Mass (Live)
Friday Divine Mercy Chaplet at 3pm. (Live)
August 7
Saturday First Saturday Rosary Meditation at 8:25am followed by Mass at 9am. (Live)
As per CDC guidelines, we request our parishioners to continue to wear a mask even if
vaccinated. We want everyone who comes here to pray to feel that they are in a safe
environment.
Welcome back
Feast of the Dedication of the Basilica of St. Mary Major, August 5
St. Mary Major, located on the summit of one of Rome’s seven hills, the Esquiline Hill, is the largest
church in the world honoring God through Mary, and is one of the four Roman basilicas known as
patriarchal churches in memory of the first centers of the Church. St. Mary’s, is the See of Antioch,
where Mary is supposed to have spent most of her later life. At the order of Pope Liberius, the
basilica was built in the mid-fourth century, and was rebuilt by Pope Sixtus III.
Till 1960, this feast was called the Dedication of the Basilica of St Mary of the Snows. According
to a legend, a wealthy Roman couple , who were without heirs, pledged their fortune to the Mother of
God. In affirmation, she produced a miraculous summer snowfall and in a vision on the same night,
told them to build a church on the site . The couple built the basilica in honor of Mary on the very
spot that was covered with snow. So this legend was long celebrated under the name of Our Lady of
the Snows, and at the conclusion of the Solemn Mass in the basilica, a shower of white rose petals
were released from the basilica’s dome on every August 5. On the same day, at sunset, an artificial
"snowfall" is staged as a tourist attraction in the square outside the basilica.
Prayer to Our Lady of Snows.
Oh Mary, lady of the greatest heights, teach us to climb the holy mountain of life in Christ. Guide us
along the paths of God, marked by your maternal footprints. Teach us the path of love, that we might
always live in love. Teach us the path of joy, that we might bring joy to others. Teach us the path of
patience, that we might welcome everyone in generosity. Teach us the path of goodness, that we might
serve our brothers and sisters in need. Teach us the path of simplicity, that we might enjoy the
beauties of creation. Teach us the path of meekness, that we might bring peace to the world. Teach
us the path of fidelity, that we might never tire of doing good. Teach us to raise our eyes to the
heights, so as to never lose from our sight the final goal of our lives: eternal communion with the
Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Amen.
Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 1,2021
ST.IGNATIAN YEAR CORNER
Decision to study
Ignatius, who in his Autobiography refers to himself as the “pilgrim,” describes his decision to
acquire as good an education as the circumstances permitted. “After the pilgrim had learned that it
was God’s will that he should not stay in Jerusalem, he pondered in his heart what he should do and
finally decided to study for a time in order to be able to help souls” (Autobiography, 50).
Ignatian Spirituality: 4 Principles of Pilgrimage that apply to the life of each one of us.
Pilgrimage presents itself, but we decide to go or stay.
Ignatius chose to reflect on his life and understand what God was saying to him. His pilgrimage truly
began with his willingness to begin. God does not force us for anything, but invites us—through
circumstances, through our intuition, through our gifts and opportunities, even through our trials. It’s
up to us to make the decision to begin, and to make the daily decision to continue.
The pilgrim path never goes in a straight line.
We dream of something, but are guided, step by step, to another one. At each step, we should make
discernment based on faith, though we cannot see the next step. This is how it is supposed to be.
God uses our mistakes, our lack of knowledge, and our weaknesses all along the way.
Just as God knew every weakness, every sin, and every desire of Ignatius and used them, God knows
everything about each one of us as well. God knows our wounds, fears, talents and desires, and He
uses all of it, making us capable of His mission on earth.
We learn by walking.
God cannot direct us if we are not doing anything at all, in our fear and over-caution, and our need to
know every detail before acting. Ignatius was never passive or inactive. He stumbled and made
mistakes and God simply redirected him through circumstances, prayer, and the counsel of others. He
does the same with all of us.St. Ignatius as a soldier
and conversion place.
Black Madonna of Chapel in the Cave at Manresa, Chapel dedicated to St. Ignatius as
Montserrat before where St. Ignatius the Superior
Saint Ignatius in the
which St. Ignatius prayed for long hours General of the
Laid down his military Piazza della Visione
Jesuit Order.
garments ("Square of the Vision")
Tomb of St. Ignatius of Loyola, Scan here or visit the QR
in the Church of Gesu, Rome Code page of our website, to
make a spiritual visit to the
birth, conversion and death
places of St. Ignatius.
Motto of St. Ignatius
Ad maiorem
Dei gloriam
(For the greater
glory of God.)Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 1,2021
Looking for a Few Good
Men And Women
Our parish is in desperate need of adult altar servers for the Funeral Masses held here at St. Ignatius. This
is a wonderful, worthwhile service ministry not to just the parish, but to those families during a very sad
time of their lives. We serve as a two member team at each Funeral Mass. There is some brief training
involved. We need men and women to serve in this capacity. Our goal is to gain enough volunteers so
no one would have to serve more than a couple of times each month. Typically, Funeral Masses are held
on Monday through Saturday mornings. If you are able to help and would like to be a part of this ministry,
we really need your help. Please contact me, Carol Hogan at hoags10@optonline.net or at 516-987-4011.
I would love to hear from you and to add you to our ministry. Thank you.
The Religious Education Office will be closed from
July 1 to August 31.
You can register online at the parish website
www.stignatiushicksville.org on the home page under
2021-2022 Online Registration Faith Formation
BE A CATECHIST
Religious Education is looking for the
following teachers for this coming school If you have any questions during the summer, you can
year (2021-2022): If you wish to volunteer, email Colleen at colleentuzzolo@gmail.com or call
please call Colleen at 935-6873. the office at 935-6873. Someone will be in the office
2 teachers for 2nd Level
1 teacher for 3rd Level over the summer periodically to check the messages.
1 teacher for 4th Level We hope all of our families have a restful and safe
1 teacher for 6th Level summer!
Associated Vincentian Charities of
Brooklyn
(Formerly The Society of
St. Vincent de Paul)
For each car, truck or van running or not, eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
The Associated Vincentian Charities will give
Bulletin Reflection Today’s First Reading speaks of
back to your parish $75/$200 per vehicle.
the bread that came down from God to the Israelites.
If you, a family member, or friend have an old or This bread nourished them on their journey. Today’s
neglected vehicle that is not being used, please Gospel speaks of Jesus’ Body, which is the Bread of
call (718) 491-2525. Life.
SVDPAUTO-BROOKLYNQUEENS.ORG Living Stewardship ~ Pillar of Formation
IRS TAX DEDUCTION Whenever you receive Communion, remember that
the Eucharist you consume is the actual Body of
FREE TOWING
Christ. Always approach the Lord with a humble, pen-
ANY CONDITION itent and grateful heart: He is giving Himself to you!Parish Blood Drive
Thank you Bart for organizing the Blood drive. Thank you parishioners, friends and volunteers for
making it a big success.
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to one of the ushers.
Please visit regularly our Website and
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events, photos of the events of our parish etc.Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 1,2021
Bible Reading Plan for August The month of August is
traditionally dedicated
DAY New Testament Poetry Old Testament to the Immaculate
1(Sun) Prov.1 First Sunday. Heart of Mary
2(Mon) Luke 1 Prov.2 2 Samuel 17 to 21
3(Tues) Luke 2 Prov.3 1 Kings 1 to 5
4(Wed) Luke 3 Prov.4 1 Kings 6 to 10
5(Thurs) Luke 4 Prov.5 1 Kings 11 to 15
6(Fri) Luke 5 Prov.6 First Friday. 1 Kings 16
7(Sat) Prov.7 First Saturday.1 Kings 17
8(Sun) Prov.8 1 Kings 18
9(Mon) Luke 6 Prov.9 1 Kings 19 to 22;2 Kings 1
10(Tues) Luke 7 Prov.10 2 Kings 2 to 6
11(Wed) Luke 8 Prov.11 2 Kings 7 to 11
12(Thurs) Luke 9 Prov.12 2 Kings 12 to 16
13(Fri) Luke 10 Prov.13 2 Kings 17 to 21
14(Sat) Prov.14 2 Kings 22 & 23 Prayer to The
15(Sun) Prov.15 Immaculate Heart of
Mary
16(Mon) Luke 11 Prov.16 2 Kings 24&25;1 Chr.2- 4
17(Tues) Luke 12 Prov.17 1 Chronicles 7 to 11 O Immaculate Heart of
Mary, refuge of sinners,
18(Wed) Luke 13 Prov.18 1 Chronicles 12 to 16
I beg of you by the
19(Thurs) Luke 14 Prov.19 1 Chronicles 17 to 21 infinite merits of the
20(Fri) Luke 15 Prov.20 1 Chronicles 22 to 26
Sacred Heart of Jesus,
and by the graces God
21(Sat) Prov.21 has granted to you since
22(Sun) Prov.22 1 Chronicles 27 your Immaculate
Conception,
23(Mon) Luke 16 Prov.23 1 Chr 28 & 29;2Chr 1 & 2 the grace of never going
24(Tues) Luke 17 Prov.24 2 Chronicles 3 to 7 astray again. Mary, my
Mother, keep me, a
25(Wed) Luke 18 Prov.25 2 Chronicles 8 to 12
sinner, constantly bathed
26(Thurs) Luke 19 Prov.26 2 Chronicles 13 to 17 in the light of your
27(Fri) Luke 20 Prov.27 2 Chronicles 18 to 22
Immaculate Heart.
Amen.
28(Sat) Luke 21 Prov.28
29(Sun) Luke 22 Prov.29 2 Chronicles 23 Immaculate Heart of
30(Mon) Luke 23 Prov.30 2 Chronicles 24 to 30 Mary, pray for us.
31(Tues) Luke 24 Prov.31 2 Chronicles 31 to 36MESSAGE FROM THE SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
MEMBER PROFILE: DIANE BROUSSEAU
United in prayer and action, may we become a visible sign of Christ and may we give witness to
His boundless love which reaches out to all and draws them to love one another in Him.
My name is Diane Brousseau and I have lived in Hicksville for 46 years. I have always believed in
doing whatever we can to help others. As early as I can remember there was always an opportunity
for community service if you were open to it; whether it was a Carnival in the backyard, Religious
Education teacher at Our Lady of Mercy Parish, and while my 3 boys were of school age, being a
PTA Chairperson/Officer and Cub Scout Den Mother. The boys are now grown and have families of
their own and I am blessed to be Grandma (aka Mimi) to 5 wonderful grandchildren.
Twenty-five years ago, as my PTA days were winding down, I was invited to join The Kiwanis
Foundation of Hicksville. It was through Kiwanis that I began my relationship with Human Services
here at St. Ignatius. Over the years Kiwanis, has partnered with Human Services on special events
like monthly birthday parties and 3 Kings Celebration, Thanksgiving Meal and the Christmas in July
Food Drive. Proving once again there is always an opportunity for service.
My next opportunity came four years ago when I heard that St. Vincent de Paul Society at
St. Ignatius was looking for new members. There I found a group of like-minded people who believed
in helping our neighbors in need. Whether it’s a home visit to assess furniture needs or delivering food
or helping with a bill payment or just reaching out to a neighbor who needs someone to listen or
someone to pray with, the members of St Vincent de Paul are available to provide assistance. We all
have different talents and experiences to bring to the table and together we find creative ways to help
our neighbors.
I am inviting you to make difference in a neighbor’s life and at the same time make a difference in
your own life. If you would like to make a donation or learn more about how you can volunteer with
the Society of St. Vincent de Paul Conference, please contact any one of the members found on our
conference web page on the St. Ignatius de Loyola web site.
https://www.stignatiushicksville.org/st-vincent-de-paul.htmlEighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 1,2021
FOCUS ON RELIGIOUS FREEDOM
Religious Freedom Rights Attacked: an Eagle Scout and a Police Officer
"Only
two defining forces have ever offered to die for
you: Jesus Christ and the American Soldier; One died for your
soul; the other died for your freedom." (1)
An Eagle Scout Project honoring America's veterans is under fire for mentioning Jesus Christ on a
memorial in Monument, Colorado. Sixteen year old Michael Carlson created the memorial as a tribute
to his grandfather and father and it sits in the towns cemetery, where the family purchased the burial
plots on which it sits. "Michael saw veterans were underrepresented here. He didn't go to the
government and say 'Fix this.' He decided to fix it himself," said Monument Mayor Wilson.(2)
The anti-religion group, Military Religious Freedom Foundation (MRFF) objected to the memorial
plaque and demanded that it be altered or removed from the public cemetery. The town retained First
Liberty Institute to defend the memorial. "Your attack on a minor who simply intended to honor our
veterans is profoundly disrespectful to all involved," wrote First Liberty council in a recent letter to
MRFF. (3)
It's not yet clear whether private ownership of the cemetery plots where the memorial stands will be
enough to ward off a lawsuit from MRFF.
A Kentucky police officer was suspended for 4 months with pay but without any much needed
overtime hours in February when, while off-duty and before dawn, he prayed the Rosary alone with his
father for less than an hour in front of an abortion center. When he started his patrol duty later that
morning, he was ordered to report in and placed on leave pending an investigation.
"We are happy for the officer that the Louisville Police Department finally did the right thing and put
a good policeman back on the streets.
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St. Dominic High School
2021 TACHS
Exam Prep Course
Holy Trinity High School Presents—Radio Bingo
September 18th and 25th
Saturday, July 31, 2021;Titan Café Doors Open at 7pm; and October 2, 23 and 30th
$35 per person; Includes Bingo, Soda, Chips, Coffee and Cake 9am to 11:30am
Bring your own adult beverages and snacks (over 21 please)
This will be a fun-filled evening where Bingo meets Name Course Fee $275
That Tune! For more information, text Contact Mrs. Stutzmann at
RADIOBINGO TO 41444 or visit the link at
holytrinityhs.org/radio-bingo. 516 922-4888– Ext 5241Domingo XVIII del Tiempo Ordinario :Ciclo B Boletín: 339 MISA DOMINGOS
5:00pm. Invita un amigo,
COMUNIDAD HISPANA
un familiar, un vecino.
Evangelio del domingo
Dios te
Lectura del santo evangelio
según san Juan (6,24-35): recompensará!
En aquel tiempo, al no ver allí a
PARA
Jesús ni a sus discípulos, la gente BAUTIZOS
subió a las barcas y se dirigió en
Por favor comuníquese con
busca suya a Cafarnaún.
la rectoría, teléfono y horario
Al llegar a la otra orilla del lago,
están en la primera pagina
encontraron a Jesús y le pregun-
taron: «Maestro, ¿cuándo has MUCHAS GRACIAS catequistas y
venido aquí?» lideres de los grupos y
Jesús les dijo: «Os aseguro que vosotros no me buscáis porque movimientos por su gran
hayáis visto las señales milagrosas, sino porque habéis comido servicio a Dios y a la
hasta hartaros. No trabajéis por la comida que se acaba, sino comunidad.
por la comida que permanece y os da vida eterna. Ésta es la Si es eligible para recibir la
comida que os dará el Hijo del hombre, porque Dios, el Padre, vacuna del Covid-19 por favor
ha puesto su sello en él.» Le preguntaron: «¿Qué debemos entre al siguiente sitio de web
hacer para que nuestras obras sean las obras de Dios?» para hacer su cita:
Jesús les contestó: «La obra de Dios es que creáis en aquel que https://am-i-
él ha enviado.» eligible.covid19vaccine.
«¿Y qué señal puedes darnos –le preguntaron– para que, al health.ny.gov/Public/prescreener
verla, te creamos? ¿Cuáles son tus obras? Nuestros antepasa-
dos comieron el maná en el desierto, como dice la Escritura:
"Dios les dio a comer pan del cielo."»
Jesús les contestó: «Os aseguro que no fue Moisés quien os
SERVIMOS A DIOS
dio el pan del cielo. ¡Mi Padre es quien os da el verdadero pan
del cielo! Porque el pan que Dios da es aquel que ha bajado PASTOR: Rev. Shibi Pappan
del cielo y da vida al mundo.» DIACONADO: Mario y Dora Gómez
Ellos le pidieron: «Señor, danos siempre ese pan.» José y Judith Contreras.
Y Jesús les dijo: «Yo soy el pan que da vida. El que viene a
mí, nunca más tendrá hambre, y el que en mí cree, nunca más
tendrá sed.» SCJ
Join us every Friday at 7:00PM
Palabra del Señor Via Zoom meeting
Gloria a ti Señor Jesus Contact us for more information at:
scjhicksville@gmail.com
for more information and link !!!Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 1,2021
San Pedro encadenado
La Iglesia celebra en este día la liberación de San Pedro de las cadenas con que
le tenía prisionero Herodes. Después de haber matado al apóstol
Santiago, Herodes encarceló a Pedro y pensó en presentarlo al pueblo
después de la Pascua, según relatan los Hechos de los Apóstoles. La misma
fuente cuenta cómo un ángel penetró en la celda a pesar de estar custodiada por
guardias y soltó las cadenas del preso dejándolo libre. Pedro se presentó en ca-
sa de uno de sus discípulos y llamó para que le abriesen aunque nadie podía
creer que fuese él y que estuviese en libertad. Herodes, en uno de sus célebres
arrebatos, mandó ejecutar a los soldados que habían dejado escapar al apóstol.
Imagen: Las Cadenas de San Pedro, en San Pietro in Vincoli (Roma)
El Apostolado de la Divina Misericordia De la
Parroquia San Ignacio de Loyola, Hicksville, NY
Lecturas para el
domingo
Les invita a participar del rezo de la coronilla a la Divina Misericordia
y el Santo Rosario que cada día hacemos a través de la línea telefónica en Las lecturas dominicales
el siguiente horario: estarán disponibles en
- Coronilla a la Divina Misericordia de nuestra página web a partir
3:00PM a 4:00PM (todos los días)
- Santo Rosario de la Virgen Maria de
de los jueves, para que
8:00PM a 9:00PM (de Lunes a Sábado) pueda prepararse con
Para conectarse en línea debe marcar el siguiente suficiente antelación en sus
numero: 1 (425) 436-6301—Cuando pida el código marque: 736657# casas. Por favor, haga uso de
Cuando se conecte POR FAVOR
ponga su celular en mute o mudo.Gracias!! este servicio.
Anunciando el icono de traducción al
Español de
San Ignacio en nuestro sitio web
Nos complace anunciar que nuestro sitio
LA COMUNIDAD DE ORACIO SAN IGNACIO DE LOYOLA web stignatiushicksville.org) ahora está
Te invita a Orar juntos como hermanos a DIOS PADRE equipado con una traducción al Español
CADA SEGUNDO, TERCERO Y CUARTO de todos nuestros servicios . Desde nues-
VIERNES DE CADA MES. Empezando 6:30PM. Con el tro sitio web, vaya a “Click here for
Santo Rosario, compartiremos el Evangelio para conocer, Espanol” situado justo debajo de la
Amar más a Dios y creer en su Palabra. imagen de San Ignacio. Una vez que
Lugar: Parroquia estés dentro, podrás hacer clic en
Cada Viernes Dios tiene una bendición especial para ti!! cualquiera de los servicios e iconos para
Te esperamos!! leer la información en Español.You can also read
