ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI-ST. BLAISE PARISH

ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI-ST. BLAISE PARISH
A Ministry of the US Province of the Society of Mary
Pastor: Rev. Juan J González, S.M.
Parochial Vicar: Rev. John A. Sajdak, S.M.
Administrative Assistant: Brother James P. Dvorak, S.M.
MASS SCHEDULE
PARISH OFFICE & MAILING ADDRESS
Weekdays: English
8:30 a.m. in the Parish Chapel
335 Maple Street
319 Maple Street Brooklyn, NY 11225
PHONE: 718.756.2015 FAX: 718.756.1773
E-MAIL: sfa-stb@optonline.net
Weekends
Saturday: Vigil 5:00 p.m. English
Sunday: 9:00 a.m. & 12:30 p.m. English
Sunday: 11:00 a.m. Español/Spanish
Sunday: 5:00 p.m. Haitian Kreyol
PARISH OFFICE HOURS
Monday: 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday – Friday: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
PARISH SECRETARY: Mr s. Louise Car aballo
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE
SACRAMENTS
RECONCILIATION: Satur day 4:00 p.m. – 4:45 p.m.
BAPTISM: Call the rector y for registr ation and the
schedule of baptisms.
MARRIAGE: Couples ar e to make ar rangements at
least six months prior to the wedding date. Call the rectory
for an appointment.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Anyone ser iously ill may
ask for this Sacrament of Healing. You may also request
prayers and visits to the home- bound/sick parishioners.
Call the rectory.
DEVOTIONS:
Daily Morning Prayer at 8:15 a.m.
Holy Hour Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m.
First Fridays: Adoration after 8:30 a.m. Mass
Benediction at 12 noon
335 Maple Street
PHONE: 718.778.1302
DIRECTOR: Myrmonde Dor ismond
ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI CATHOLIC ACADEMY
400 Lincoln Road Brooklyn, NY 11225
PHONE: 718.778.3700 FAX: 718.778.7877
WEBSITE: www.sfabrooklyn.or g
PRINCIPAL: Ms. Danielle González
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL: Sister Bar bar a Yander
MEMBER BOARD: Rev. James Massa,
Mr. Thomas Chadzutko, Rev. St. Charles Borno,
Rev. Juan J. González, s.m.,
Rev. Msgr Kieran Harrington
BOARD OF DIRECTORS CHAIRPERSON:
Mrs. Diane Russo
PARROQUIA DE SAN FRANCISCO DE ASIS/SAN BLAS
La Dedicación de la
Basílica de Letrán
Quizá no todos sabemos
que la Basílica de Letrán en
Roma fue propiedad de la
familia imperial y que en el
siglo IV se convirtió en la
residencia oficial del papa.
Hoy celebramos esta fiesta,
donde nos podremos dar
cuenta de que el Templo
material, como figura de la Iglesia, es también un llamamiento a la
comunidad y a la comunión. Las lecturas de hoy tienen una
belleza sin igual. La primera lectura nos describe la visión del
profeta Ezequiel de cómo el Templo reconstruido en Jerusalén
dará la abundancia de todos los bienes. La ciudad santa, siempre
necesitada de agua, ahora la tendrá en abundancia. "Un hombre
me llevó a la entrada del templo. Por debajo del umbral manaba
agua hacia el oriente, pues el templo miraba hacia el oriente, y el
agua bajaba por el lado derecho del templo, al sur del altar" (Ez
47, 1). ¿Qué imágenes o sentimientos nos vienen al escuchar
esta lectura? ¿Cómo podemos interpretar el espíritu y gracia que
nos indica el profeta?
Sin embargo, el Evangelio nos narra el hecho de cuando Jesús
expulsa del Templo a los vendedores. El Templo de Jerusalén,
era como el corazón de la nación judía. Era el lugar de culto y por
lo tanto debía ser respetado como casa de oración, no como
cueva de ladrones. "Quiten todo de aquí y no conviertan en un
mercado la casa de mi Padre". Si Jesús físicamente viniera ahora,
¿qué diría de nuestros templos? ¿En que los hemos convertido?
¿Son casa de oración y respeto? San Pablo, aclara sobre
nosotros los bautizados. "¿No saben acaso ustedes que son el
templo de Dios y que el Espíritu de Dios habita en ustedes?" (1
Cor 3, 16).
"¿Qué señal nos das que tienes autoridad para actuar así?" Jesús les
respondió: "Destruyan este templo y en tres días lo reconstruiré". Pero
él hablaba del templo de su cuerpo. Por eso, cuando resucitó Jesús de
entre los muertos, se acordaron sus discípulos de que había dicho
aquello. - Jn 2, 18-19. 21-22
En lugar de su donación de Navidad, la parroquia ha
establecido un fondo para comprar la caldera nueva
por un costo de $85,000. Se le pide a cada familia
una donación de $200 para este propósito. Hasta la
fecha hemos recibido $11,453. Favor usen los
sobres que se les envió o recoja un sobre para los fondos de la
caldera en la parte de atrás de la iglesia. Deben de depositar su
sobre en la primera o segunda colecta o en la oficina parroquial
durante la semana. Gracias por su generosidad.
VENTA DE PASTELERIA
Hoy día el Programa de Educación Religiosa
tendrá una venta de pastelería después de la
Misa. Por favor cooperen con esta actividad. Nuestros niños
necesitan recaudar fondos para su fiesta de navidad. Gracias.
EL LADRIDO CELESTIAL DEL PEQUEÑITO CHESTER
Un arquero era tan malo que sus compañeros le habían dicho que
si le metían más de diez goles, lo iban a fusilar (obviamente era
una broma0. Entonces el día del partido le meten más de veinte
goles. Al ver esto sus compañeros lo amarran a un poste para
fusilarlo y le dicen que pida el úúltimo deseo, entonces el pobre
muerto de susto dice:
¡Quiero una barrera!
PAWAS STE. FRANCIS/STE. BLEZ
Dédicace de la basilique
du Latran
Cette fête nous invite à
reconnaître et à célébrer
la présence de Dieu au
milieu de son peuple.
Cette présence est
source de
renouvellement. La
première lecture nous
parle d’une source d’eau
extrêmement abondante à l’entrée du temple. Dans le pays de
Palestine, l’eau est plutôt rare. Dans ce récit, elle est considérée
comme un symbole de la puissance vivifiante de Dieu. Sa présence
est source de vie. Le prophète nous annonce que Dieu est là pour
nous libérer des puissances de la mort. Il vient mettre en nous « un
cœur nouveau et un esprit nouveau ». A la lumière de l’Evangile,
nous comprenons que cette eau symbolise l’amour de Dieu qui
vient nous renouveler et nous sanctifier. Si nous sommes ici
rassemblés c’est pour nous ouvrir à lui et nous imprégner de cette
eau vivifiante.
La lettre de saint Paul aux Corinthiens nous invite à faire un pas de
plus. Nous sommes la maison que Dieu construit. Cette maison est
fondée sur le Christ. Paul et bien d’autres après lui ont travaillé à la
construction de la communauté chrétienne ; cette communauté
c’est le temple de la nouvelle alliance. Elle est consacrée au
Seigneur. Elle lui appartient parce qu’elle participe à la sainteté du
Dieu très saint. Toute atteinte portée contre la communauté est une
atteinte à Dieu. Tous ces actes de violence qui font tant de mal sont
un péché contre Dieu. Mais nous avons la ferme espérance que ce
mal et cette violence n’auront pas le dernier mot. C’est l’amour qui
triomphera.
L’Evangile nous parle de la purification du temple de Jérusalem.
Jésus nous présente ce lieu comme « la Maison de son Père ». Il
est très en colère contre tout ce qu’il y voit. Son intention n’est pas
de défendre la beauté du lieu. Ce qu’il dénonce c’est les bruits
d’argent si près du « saint des saints » : c’est une insulte à la
grandeur de Dieu. Jésus revendique le droit de défendre ce lieu
sacré : « vous êtes ici chez moi : je ne vous laisserai pas faire de ce
lieu une caverne de voleurs ».
Ce temple dont parle Jésus ce n’est pas seulement un bâtiment de
pierres. Les disciples comprendront plus tard qu’il s’agit du temple
de son corps. Et ce qui est extraordinaire c’est de savoir que nous
sommes tous les membres du Corps du Christ. Et aujourd’hui
comme autrefois, un grand ménage s’impose. Il ne s’agit plus des
animaux qui étaient bien commodes pour les sacrifices. C’est qu’il
nous faut balayer c’est la course à l’argent, l’égoïsme, la violence.
Pour cela, nous ne sommes pas seuls : le Seigneur ne cesse de
nous rejoindre. Il n’a plus besoin de fouets avec des cordes. Notre
seule rencontre avec lui est le point de départ d’une vie renouvelée.
Par le sacrement du pardon, il vient nous purifier. Là où le péché a
abondé, son amour a surabondé.
Le grand message de ce dimanche c’est que le christianisme n’est
pas lié à un lieu mais à la personne de Jésus Christ. Chaque
dimanche, il rejoint les communautés chrétiennes réunies en son
nom. Pour nous chrétiens, c’est vraiment le moment le plus
important de toute la semaine. Il faut le dire et le redire à ceux qui
l’ont oublié. On se déplace pour aller faire son marché ou pour
rencontrer des amis. Aujourd’hui, c’est le Christ qui nous accueille
en sa maison pour nous inviter à son festin. Manquer ce rendezvous pour des raisons futiles serait un affront. Pour comprendre
cela, c’est vers la croix du Christ qu’il nous faut regarder.
DEDICATION OF THE LATERAN BASILICA
The Dedication of the
Lateran Basilica
"When he was raised
from the dead, his
disciples remembered
that he had said this,
and they came to
believe." Jesus
predicted his
resurrection in today's
Gospel. But it wasn't
until after the disciples
witnessed the miraculous event that they realized what he had
been talking about. At the time, Jesus' words seemed
mysterious, even confusing. Those who heard him
understandably thought his reference to "this temple" was about
the Jewish house of worship. But it wasn't. He was talking about
his body. This only became clear later.
As the saying goes, "hindsight is twenty-twenty." How often do
we find ourselves in the midst of a situation that doesn't make
sense at the time? We question the "meaning" of a sickness, a
lost job, a betrayal, or a disappointment. But then, after time has
passed, we can begin to see it from another angle. In fact, many
times we begin to see how good came out of these tough
situations. St. Paul says, "We know that all things work for good
for those who love God," (Rom 8:28).
Sometimes it's hard to trust in God's promises, especially when
his plan seems mysterious or confusing. But just as the disciples
learned that Jesus knew what he was talking about, we can
believe that too. He tells us that he is "the way and the truth and
the life" (Jn 14:6). Although the way may seem indirect, Jesus'
perspective is bigger than ours. He knows how to lead us to the
fullness of life, in this world and the next. The path may not be
one that we would choose. Even Jesus had to journey through
the cross before his resurrection-the temple of his body was
destroyed before it was rebuilt. But looking back, it's obvious that
God's plans really do work out for the best.
The annual St. Vincent De Paul Prayer
Breakfast will take place next Saturday,
November 15, 2014, 9:30 am to 12 Noon
at the St. Francis of Assisi Academy
Auditorium. Tickets: $15.00 Adults &
$10.00 Children under 12 years. Guest speaker this year will be
Rev. Leslie Tang Kai. For details and ticket reservation, please
call the rectory. Last chance to buy tickets this week!
Our Parish’s Religious Education
Program will be hosting a Bake Sale
this weekend after all Masses. Our
children in the Saturday Program
need to raise funds for their Christmas Party. We thank you in
advance for your support! Next Sunday, November 16th, the
Confirmation Candidates will be presented at the 9:00 am Mass,
followed by a Parent Meeting in the Parish Center Hall.
CHRISTMAS CONCERT 2014
The Music Ministry is vigorously
organizing our Christmas Concert,
scheduled for Sunday, December 14th
from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Tickets will be on sale in the back of the
church. GET YOUR TICKETS NOW. DON’T BE LEFT OUT!!! Tickets
are: $25.00 in advance, $30.00 at the door and children 12 and under
$10.00 Bring friends, neighbors, the whole family; there will be music for
all to enjoy whether you are young, senior or in between. Let’s make this
an evening to remember as we rejoice and celebrate the Lord’s birth.
The Music Ministry welcomes your support in making this event a
success.
CHRISTMAS BOILER FUND
The Christmas Boiler Fund has
been launched to pay for the
church’s new boiler. This fundraiser
will take the place of this year’s
Christmas Gift to the Parish.
Special envelopes have been sent
to all registered parishioners and for
those who are not registered, boiler
fund envelopes are available in the church. Please be generous
and support your parish in this most necessary expenditure.
We Need: $85,000
We Collected: $34,749
Our Outstanding Balance: $50,251
NOVEMBER INFANT BAPTISMS
The next scheduled celebration for infant baptism is
on Sunday, November 23rd, 2014. If you would like
to have your child baptized in November, please call
the rectory to get the information for registration.
Parents and Godparents must attend 1 Baptismal Prep Session
prior to the baptism of the child.
8:30 a.m. MASS ON MONDAYS
Monday morning Masses at 8:30 a.m. will be
celebrated in the church. This change will avail
several classes of our Academy to attend Mass on a
weekly basis.
Every year thousands of Haitians flock to the
Shrine of “Notre Dame du Cap de La Madeleine”
in Trois Rivieres, Canada for the Feast of the
Assumption. La Vierge Pélerine from the Basilica
Notre Dame du Cap will travel to North America to
increase devotion to the Blessed Mother. The
Statue of Mary will arrive at our parish on
Saturday, November 29, 2014. All are welcomed
to attend the celebration which will take place in
the church from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Join the St. Francis of AssisiSt. Blaise Chapter of the St.
Vincent de Paul Society on a
visit to SIGHT & SOUND
THEATRES for the production
of MOSES on November 29, 2014 in Lancaster County, PA. Call
rectory for more information
BASKETBALL
All parish youth in Grades 6, 7, and 8, are invited to
join the St. Francis of Assisi Basketball League.
Registration will be held at St. Francis of Assisi
Catholic Academy on Saturday, November 22 at 12:15 p.m.
LITTLE CHESTER’S HEAVENLY BARK
A football coach walked into the locker room before a big
game, looked over to his star player and said, “I’m not
supposed to let you play since you failed math, but we
really need you in there. So what I have to do is ask you a
math question, and if you get it right, you can play.” The player agreed,
so the coach looked into his eyes intently and asked, “Ok, now
concentrate hard and tell me the answer to this: “What is two plus two?”
The player thought for a moment and then answered, “4?” Did you say
4?” the coach exclaimed, excited that he had given the right answer.
Suddenly, all the other players on the team began screaming, “Come on
coach, give him another chance!”
NOVEMBER 9TH, 2014
Weekend of November 15th & 16th
Vigil: 5:00 PM Com: P. Smith,
Lect: M. Whitty
EMHC: E. Greene, J. Ofodile, C. Ouedraogo
9:00 AM Com: J. Taylor, Lect: J. Tropnas,
C. Thomas
EMHC: Y. Dyett, C. Watkis, G. Verna,
V. Hodge, M. Valentine, J. Phillip, A. Tate
11:00 AM Mon: L. López, Lec: N. Flores
MSC: R. Almonte, G. Coello, Jr., A. Lara
12:30 PM Com: F. Gomes-Gregory, Lect: F. Lavache, R. Boyce
EMHC: L. Jean-Baptiste, I. Alexis, L. Murden, A. Thomas,
P. Clarke, O. Nyack
5:00 PM Com: E. Belizaire, Lect: Y. Catabois
EMHC: O. Jean-Gilles, I. Masson, F. Sandeus!
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Weekend of October 25th & 26th
Adults
5:00 P.M.
9:00 A.M.
11:00 A.M.
12:30 P.M.
5:00 P.M.
TOTAL
Attendance
100
329
165
195
64
883
Contribution
$1,422.00
$4,028.00
$941.00
$1,180.00
$282.00
$7,853.00
Candles: $ 217.00...All Saints: $1,304.00...All Souls: $2,760.00
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ANNUAL CATHOLIC!
APPEAL 2014 !
PARISH GOAL: $65,000 !
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AS OF OCTOBER 24, 2014
Amount of Donors: 355
Amount Pledged: $75,402.00
Amount Paid: $54,054.39
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Each New Year brings many known and unknown challenges to the local
Church, and we are tasked to share the Light of Faith. This year we are
called to respond to the many needs of our families of our diocese.
Through pastoral, charitable and educational services administered
compassionately to the people throughout the Diocese, each of us can
renew our faith by sharing the light of faith with our neighbor. The Annual
Catholic Appeal is the primary vehicle for raising the necessary funds that
will allow our community to continue to share their gifts with others.
Last year our Parish of St. Francis of Assisi-St. Blaise reached our Pledge
Goal of $60,000. In fact we surpassed our 2013 ACA Goal with a total of
$65,003.90 ! Thanks for your generosity!!!
This year as stated above, our 2014 Parish Goal has been
raised to $65,000. Let us respond to the ACA 2014 with a
giving heart that will surpass last year’s Appeal. I am sure we
can do that. Let us remember that God indeed takes care of
us.
"Dear God, Make me a cheerful giver of all my tithes and offerings. I
chose to receive all of Your promises and blessings as I am obedient to
Your Word. Help me to remember the poor, knowing that I am lending
to You and You will repay. Let me give with an attitude of gratitude
and worship. I have nothing without You and I will take nothing out
with me--only souls. I love to give! Help me to hear the exact amount
and to whom to give of my offerings. In Jesus' name. Amen."
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NOVEMBER 9TH, 2014
Saturday
5:00 PM
Sunday
9:00 AM
11:00 AM
12:30 PM
5:00 PM
Monday
8:30 AM
Tuesday
8:30 AM
Wednesday
8:30 AM
Thursday
8:30 AM
Friday
8:30 AM
Saturday
8:30 AM
5:00 PM
Sunday
9:00 AM
11:00 AM
12:30 PM
5:00 PM
November 8th—Vigil:Dedication of Lateran Basilica
Deceased members of SFA, STB & STI/Richard Harris
November 9th—Dedication of the Lateran Basilica
Vera & Blanch/Kathleen Hypolite
Martine Beraud/Martin Beraud
For the People of the Parish
Marie Carmel Dejoie/Michele & Huguette Muzac
November 10th—St. Leo the Great
Jane Nyack/Oris Nyack
November 11th—St. Martin of Tours
Octavia Jervis/Andre & Bernadette Johannes
November 12th—St. Josaphat
Donaldo Clark-Henry/Family
November 13th—St. Frances Xavier Cabrini
Edward & Gertrude Mark/Sybil Millet
November 14th—Weekday
Thanksgiving/Michelle Louis
November 15th—Weekday
Theodore Oliver/LeeSang Family
Leo Terry, Sr./Family
November 16th—33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Viola A. Mortimer/Judith C. Mortimer-Taylor
Luis Jimenez/Yvonne Jimenez
Deceased Members of the Legion of Mary
For the People of the Parish
Readings for the Week of November 9, 2014
Ez 47:1-2, 8-9, 12/1 Cor 3:9c-11, 16-17/Jn
2:13-22
Monday:
Ti 1:1-9/Lk 17:1-6
Tuesday:
Ti 2:1-8, 11-14/Lk 17:7-10
Wednesday:
Ti 3:1-7/Lk 17:11-19
Thursday:
Phlm 7-20/Lk 17:20-25
Friday:
2 Jn 4-9/Lk 17:26-37
Saturday:
3 Jn 5-8/Lk 18:1-8
Next Sunday:
Prv 31:10-13, 19-20, 30-31/1 Thes 5:1-6/Mt
25:14-30 or 25:14-15, 19-21
Sunday:
Our Sick: Deotha Armstrong, Zoila Bowen, Clausel Cadet,
DeVallery Etienne, Roslyn Fletcher, Simone Marseille, Andree
Paul, Estella Riley, Winil Borg, Lenora Smart, Mercedes
Fernández, Anella Clouden, Conrad Giraud, Lisa Payton,
Barbara Sandoval, Theresa DeFreitas, Gregory Phillip, Henry
Guzman, Mignon Graves, Josephine Mosely, Nidia Jiménez,
Yvonne Robb-Baptiste, John Patrick Alexis, Angelina Pérez,
Winifred Miller, Catherine Briggs, Cecil Gilbert, Margaret
Steele, Bonita Adams, , Bobby McCoy, Michelle DeRoach, Felicita
Maldonado, Marie Moss, Ella Sheppard, Myrtle Roberson, Joyce
Campbell, Peter Wiebe, Marie Clarice Bony, Agatha Thomas, Dosela
Pierre-Charles, Ben Phillip, Sheila Carpenter, Julia Springer, Alicia
Nathaniel, Violet Ryan, Jeanette Sandiford, Patricia Guerrero, Frances
Poyotte, Lemite Jean– Baptiste, Gertrude Conception, Nina Suarez,
Shayonna Cato, Shaniah Cato, Mary Jane Steffes, Mario Avalos Alvarado,
Thania Ximena Ramirez-Perez, Jack Duval, Sylvester Valentine, Richard
Wilson, Dajah Burton, Dr. Lamuel Stanislaus, Josephine Pierre-Louis,
Marcelle Butcher, Suzy Audrain, Tamika Lewis, and Inez Gabriel.
Our Deceased: , Roberto Bowen, Sylvestre Beauvais, Gloria Fiddler,
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