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Entries for January 2018
Posted on January 25, 2018
Congratulations!
We are proud to announce the following 8th grade High School Scholarship Recipients:
Sebastian Chaber, Senta Cho, Luigi DeAngelis, Lisa Jafferakos, Isabella Romano, Matthew Soltys & Nicole Wu.
These students have been awarded scholarships to several Catholic High Schools throughout the Diocese of Brooklyn a...
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Posted on January 25, 2018
* Weekly Memorial Gifts *
We have many Weekly Memorial Gifts available. Please consider memorializing a loved one by purchasing any of these gifts that we have available: Bread & Wine ($25.00), Altar Flowers ($50.00 per basket), the Sanctuary Lamp ($25.00) or Altar Candles ($25.00 for a set of two). It is a lovely way to honor some...
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Posted on January 18, 2018
* Weekly Memorial Gifts *
We have many Weekly Memorial Gifts available. Please consider memorializing a loved one by purchasing any of these gifts that we have available: Bread & Wine ($25.00), Altar Flowers ($50.00 per basket), the Sanctuary Lamp ($25.00) or Altar Candles ($25.00 for a set of two). It is a lovely way to honor some...
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Posted on January 18, 2018
Blessing of the Throats for Saint Blaise
Throat blessings will be given at after the 8:30 am individually
and as a group after the 5:30 pm and 7:00 pm Mass on February 3rd.
Posted on January 12, 2018
Please note that the Rectory Office will be closed on Monday, January 15th for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
We will reopen again on Tuesday, January 16th with regular business hours.
Posted on January 12, 2018
Posted on January 06, 2018
As we begin to head towards the end of the year, anyone wishing to claim his or her contributions to our church as an Income Tax deduction—and have it confirmed in Writing by us—MUST BE REGISTERED PARISHONERS. We cannot provide a statement of contributions for 2016 income tax purposes to anyone who is not registered and not us...
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Posted on January 06, 2018
“For he is the best student who does not read his thoughts into the book, but lets it reveal its own; who draws from it its sense, and does not import his own into it, nor force upon its words a meaning which he had determined was the right one before he opened its pages.”
— Saint Hilary
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