Our help is from the Lord, who made heaven and earth.
My dear friends,
Thank you for all your prayers. I experienced a mild case of Covid and will be out of isolation on Sunday. At my doctor's direction I will wear a mask for the next few days when celebrating Mass. It is ironic that when I arrived at IHM two years ago, I had to undergo a period of quarantine coming from overseas. This past week sure brought me back to thoughts of that introduction to the parish! Thank you Fr. Thumma and Fr. Jeevan for taking wonderful care of me!
Consider joining the Rosary Rally today at 12 noon at the outside garden statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary. October is the perfect month to seek our Spiritual Mother's intercession and to get back into the habit of praying a daily Rosary.
Our target date is Monday, November 7th, for increasing the hours of Eucharistic Adoration at IHM! To do that we need your support, commitment and sign-up. Please allow a few words of encouragement from Christian Rudloff at Mass this weekend and consider taking an hour.
I hope the new roll-out for Mass Intentions for 2023 is going smoothly and enabling a cross-section of the parish to get a couple of the most important dates for their families. It is a testament to the faith of IHM, and your belief in the eternal efficacy of the Mass, that we have so many people looking to have Masses offered for loved ones each year!
Loving both mother and the unborn child -
Find your part in promoting Respect for Life this month. There are many opportunities and do not let this month go by without committing.
- 40 Days for Life offers prayer, fasting and even witnessing outside places of abortion.
- The wonderful IHM tradition of placing a baby crib at the Christ the King Altar soliciting baby items for new mothers in need that the Sisters of Life have welcomed.
- All of us can benefit from continuing education, particularly on the status of things here in New York State and what we can do to help women avoid an abortion and save and nurture a life.
This past Wednesday, Fr. Thumma, Mrs. Laura Covais and Mrs. Nancy Vericker had an opportunity to speak with the parents of the Confirmation students. It is such a moment of grace as these young people prepare to complete their Sacraments of Initiation as Catholics and to become Jesus' witnesses in the world.
Next week we will have their enrollment at the 5:30pm Vigil and 10:30am Choir Masses!
Also next week, there will be an opportunity in the lower church to view and purchase artifacts from the Holy Land to help support the struggling local Christian community in the Middle East. Perhaps you may find some good Christmas gifts and a chance to offer some timely charity!
October 24th is the IHM Development Committee Golf Outing! It will help build IHM Community and support our IHM Parish School. Hope to see you there!
Please welcome to the 12 noon Sunday Mass this weekend, Msgr. Anthony Frontiero, a priest of the Diocese of Manchester (New Hampshire), who serves as Vice Rector and Director of Human Formation at Mount St. Mary’s Seminary in Emmitsburg (Maryland). Monsignor is in town for a family Baptism and it is a pleasure to welcome him to IHM!
A blessed Sunday to you and yours!
In this Edition:
- Public Square Rosary Rally - TODAY, October 15th at 12:00noon
- The IHM 2023 Mass Intention Book is now OPEN. Instructions to reserve are below
- Knights of Columbus Raffle after all Masses this weekend, October 15th & 16th
- October is Respect Life Month
- Letter from Cardinal Dolan regarding World Mission Sunday on October 23rd
- Exclusive Interview with the mother of Blessed Carlo Acutis - read more below
- Liturgical Ministries sign up for Altar Servers, Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, Lectors and Ushers
- 40 Days for Life: September 28th - November 6th
- Bible Study at IHM:
- September 27 - November 22 discussion topic is Letters of Saint Peter
- November 29 - June 2023: the group will discuss the Gospel according to St. Matthew
- St. Joseph's Seminary & College - Bioethics: A Christian Moral Vision on Thursday, October 20th at 7:00PM
- HOPE Community Services:
- The next drop off is on Friday, October 21st by 11:00AM
- Thank you to IHM from Walter Ritz, Executive Director
- Building Better Caregivers Virtual Workshop on Monday's from October 17th through November 21st. More details below.
- Immaculate Heart of Mary Upcoming Community Events. All are Welcome:
- IHM Development Fund Gala | February 25, 2023 - Details to come (sponsored by the IHM Development Committee)
- Senior Parishioner seeks small apartment in Parish
- Subscribe to the Dominicana Journal below
- Cathedral Prep High School information below
- Updated Community News
PUBLIC SQUARE ROSARY RALLY TODAY
You are invited to the 2022 PUBLIC SQUARE ROSARY RALLY on Saturday, October 15th at 12:00 noon. Will take place in the North Parking lot of IHM Church in Scarsdale by the Grotto of Our Lady. This year as we pray Our Lady’s Rosary and other prayers in her honor, we invoke her blessings on marriage and the family and on our country and the world, and especially for Peace in the Ukraine. This Rally is one of 20,000 rosary rallies, organized by America Needs Fatima, that will take place all over the United States. This is the Saturday closest to October 13th, the day the sun danced at Fatima Portugal. Please make an effort to attend. The Rosary Rally Captain is Priscilla Parameswaran (914) 441-8805. Please bring your lawn chairs and be there on time.
The IHM 2023 Mass Intention Book is now open for online Mass intention requests. Please use the link below to view available Masses for 2023 and to reserve them for your Intentions. At this time, each requester is limited to 2 requests.
On Wednesday, October 19th at 12noon, we will open the system to accept 5 more requests. You will receive a Flocknote notification at that time.
The 2023 Mass Intention Book will remain open until all available Masses have been requested.
Thank you for your patience and understanding as we limit requests initially so more of our faithful can select dates important to them and their loved ones.
On Wednesday, October 19th at 12noon, we will open the system to accept 5 more requests. You will receive a Flocknote notification at that time.
The 2023 Mass Intention Book will remain open until all available Masses have been requested.
Thank you for your patience and understanding as we limit requests initially so more of our faithful can select dates important to them and their loved ones.
This Weekend - October 15 & 16:
Knights of Columbus Raffle
The Rev. John A. Keogh Council: C&B is the Charitable & Benevolent Raffle program the Knights of Columbus runs each year. It is their main fundraiser and they use those funds to help those suffering from floods, earthquakes and other natural disasters.
C&B raffles will be available after all Masses this weekend - October 15th & 16th.
OCTOBER IS RESPECT LIFE MONTH
A bassinette will be set up in front of The Christ The King Altar and will be there for the entire month of October.
Baby items needed: receiving blankets, undershirts and stretchies (6-18 months), diapers, disposable (newborn and next size up) clothing (6-18 months), baby wipes, formula. Please, no large items or furniture.
Please call Johanne Grogan at (914) 472-0316, or Jeanne Scarcella at (914) 723-3744 for additional information. All items will be donated to Sisters of Life.
Sunday, October 16, 2022 | Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time | Luke 18:1-8
Friends, today’s Gospel exhorts us to pray with persistence. This command is everywhere in the Bible. We see it in Abraham’s steady petition on behalf of the people of Sodom. We see it in today’s account of the persistent widow. We hear it in Jesus’ extraordinary teaching: “Knock and the door shall be opened to you; seek and you will find; ask and it will be given to you.”
One reason that we don’t receive what we want through prayer is that we give up too easily. What could be behind this rule of prayer? Augustine said that God sometimes delays in giving us what we want because he wants our hearts to expand. The more ardently we desire something, the more ready we are when it comes, the more we treasure it. The very act of asking persistently is accomplishing something spiritually important. So when the Lord seems slow to answer your prayer, never give up.
Bishop Robert Barron
One reason that we don’t receive what we want through prayer is that we give up too easily. What could be behind this rule of prayer? Augustine said that God sometimes delays in giving us what we want because he wants our hearts to expand. The more ardently we desire something, the more ready we are when it comes, the more we treasure it. The very act of asking persistently is accomplishing something spiritually important. So when the Lord seems slow to answer your prayer, never give up.
Bishop Robert Barron
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Wednesday, November 2nd is All Soul’s Day. It is a day when we pray for all our beloved dead. If you wish to have your loved ones remembered at all the Masses on All Soul’s Day and throughout the month of November, please use the envelope provided in your envelope packets. Additional envelopes available at the exits of the Church
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October 16, 2022
Month of the Holy Rosary
Dear friends in the Lord:
On October 23rd, World Mission Sunday, we join Catholics worldwide in this annual celebration through our prayers and aims. As I write to you today, I express my gratitude for last year's archdiocesan contribution of $326,875.
Pope Francis reflects on this year's theme: "You Shall Be My Witness" (Acts 1:8). He emphasizes the call to every Christian to bear witness to Christ, to participate in a mission of universal evangelization, and to seek strength and guidance from the Holy Spirit.
Beginning in 1822, the Society for the Propagation of the Faith provided some $7 million in help to the new and growing Churches in the United States. Your prayers and generous support today sustains priests, religious and lay pastoral leaders in more than 1,100 mission dioceses in Asia, Africa, the Pacific Islands, and parts of Latin America and Europe as they proclaim the Gospel, build the Church, and serve the poor.
Blessed Pauline Jaricot began this work 200 years ago. As Pope Francis reminds us, "She accepted God's inspiration to establish a network of prayer and collection for missionaries so that the faithful could actively participate in the mission "to the ends of the earth." Her vision would lead to World Mission Sunday, celebrated each October which helps the Holy Father support missionary activity.
When you contribute to World Mission Sunday collection on October 23rd, you make it possible for Pope Francis to provide for the formation of our seminarians and religious men and women. You assist in building the schools and orphanages that care for children in places few visit. Missionaries can build churches in areas with scarce resources. Priests and religious Brothers and Sisters can buy food and the basic essentials that make it possible to proclaim the Gospel and celebrate the Sacraments.
I encourage your generosity on World Mission Sunday, especially in this bicentennial anniversary year. Your prayers remain your greatest gift, and your financial support is life-giving to our brothers and sisters in the world's most vulnerable communities.
Faithfully in Christ,
+Timothy Michael Cardinal Dolan
Archbishop of New York
Exclusive interview with the mother of Blessed Carlo Acutis: A young Italian who was beatified in 2020, he shows us the way – which is perhaps not so difficult – to God.
On the occasion of the October 12 release of her book The Secret of My Son (“Il segreto di mio figlio,” not yet available in English), Antonia Salzano spoke with Aleteia. She testifies to the “extraordinary ordinary life” of her son Carlo, who had an infinite love for Jesus in the Eucharist. He’s a source of inspiration for young and old alike, often cited by the Pope himself as a model to follow.
Aleteia: Antonia, you are the mother of Blessed Carlo Acutis. Tell us what your secret is. What did you do to raise a saint?
Antonia Salzano: Personally, I didn’t do anything; I only gave my son the educational foundations that all parents should give. Carlo went to a kindergarten where he received a religious education. I had him baptized, but I was born into a secular family. My father was an editor, constantly surrounded by writers, and in this environment I had absolutely never heard anyone talk about faith. My first Mass was my First Communion, my second Mass was my Confirmation, and my third Mass was my wedding.
I say this to emphasize that it was my son Carlo who taught me everything. Even as a child, he showed great piety: At the age of 3, when we passed in front of a church, he wanted to go in, greet Jesus on the cross and Jesus in the tabernacle, and bring little flowers to Our Lady. At the age of four and a half, he was reading the Bible and the lives of the saints and was praying the Rosary. If in the case of St. Therese of Lisieux, her parents were the great educators; in the case of Carlo, the roles were reversed. He was my little savior, and above all he was my great educator in the faith.
CLICK HERE to read the full article published by Aleteia.org.
We are looking to expand the involvement of our parishioners in four important Liturgical Ministries:
- Altar Server - Grade 4 to college-aged
- Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion - Adult
- Lector - High School and older
- Usher - Adult
Please consider getting involved, your service will help our parish and offer you the opportunity to grow in a specific way in your faith. Support and training will be provided for all interested persons.
You may use the buttons below for more information to and to submit an interest form. We will contact you in a few weeks with an update.
40 Days for Life is a life-saving prayer campaign that will take place throughout our Archdiocese starting on September 28 and concluding November 6. 40 Days for Life is a peaceful initiative consisting of 40 days of prayer and fasting, peaceful vigil at abortion facilities, and educational outreach with the goal of protecting mothers and their children from abortion. More than 22,000 unborn children have been saved from abortion during 40 Days for Life campaigns. To learn more about the 40 Days for Life campaign, visit: www.40daysforlife.com
The IHM Bible Discussion Group is focusing on the First Epistle of Saint Peter on Tuesdays from 7:30-9:00PM at the parish School. ALL are welcome to join their fellow parishioners discuss this Five Chapter Catholic Epistle. Refreshments are served for the participants' convenience. Consider becoming part of this spiritual renewal during the Year of the Eucharist as part of our parish building fellowship!
Starting in Advent, when the universal Church begins hearing passages from the Gospel of St. Matthew at Sunday Liturgies (Year A), the discussion group at IHM will examine the Gospel According to St. Matthew. On Tuesday, November 29th we will start off with a Divine Liturgy at 7:00PM in the Chapel before the discussion of Chapter 1 after Mass.
If you have any questions please call Tom & Rosemary Roche at (914) 725-1148.
Bioethics: A Christian Moral Vision
Thursday, October 20th at 7:00PM
Saint Joseph's Seminary - 201 Seminary Ave, Yonkers
Join Dr. Charles Camosy, an award-winning bioethicist and theologian, for a stimulating presentation on the Christian notion of health care and current challenges in the field of bioethics at Saint Joseph's Seminary in Yonkers. Dr. Camosy will discuss his latest book, Bioethics for Nurses, which offers insights for members of medical teams who seek to exercise sound professional judgement while protecting their consciences. Admission is $25. Zoom participation is available.
CLICK HERE to purchase tickets. Contact Joan Brisson, Coordinator of Operations, SJS: sjsacademics@dunwoodie.edu or call (914) 968-6200 x8145.
HOPE COMMUNITY SOUP KITCHEN
NEEDS YOUR HELP!
- We are looking for more volunteers to cook for the HOPE Community Supper Program. The need is greater than ever. Cooking is done at home and delivered to the Church, it is then picked up and delivered to HOPE Community Services in New Rochelle (www.hopecommunityservices.org).
- Timing: Held every third Friday, and also the occasional 5th Tuesday of the month. NEXT HOPE SOUP KITCHEN Drop off: Friday, October 21st by 11:00AM
- If cooking is "not your thing" we could use help with shopping for other food items
- Contact: Lynne Richy call or text (914) 772-8348 to sign up or ask questions.
Dear Immaculate Heart of Mary Church,
Thank you so much for your generous food contribution to HOPE Community Services. Providing our clients with nutritious, healthy, and delicious food signifies more than just “feeding the hungry”, we are feeding the soul.
HOPE (Help Our People Eat) has grown tremendously since 1964 from a small soup kitchen to one of Westchester’s largest food pantries. Our services have expanded to include homeless services, children’s programming, community outreach services, and so much more. Our lines continue to grow because of inflation. Our soup kitchen went from serving approximately 80 people, 4 evenings a week in 2019 to 120 people, five evenings a week, in 2022.
Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, we are grateful for your donations. Thank you again for your support. To get involved please do not hesitate to reach out to my Director of Development at mglik@hope-cs.org.
With deep appreciation,
Walter J. Ritz
Walter J. Ritz
Executive Director
Building Better Caregivers
A FREE Workshop for Family Caregivers Workshop on the following upcoming Mondays: October 17th, 24th, 31st, November 7th, 14th, 21st from 10:00AM to 12:00PM.
This free online workshop is a series of 6 sessions designed to help family caregivers caring for family members with cognitive challenges that affect memory (like dementia, traumatic brain injury, PTSD and the like). The workshop is highly interactive with lots of opportunity to connect with others online.
To participate you need:
1. An email address
2. Internet/Wifi connection
3. A laptop, tablet or desktop device with a camera
Preregistration is required, please contact: Marikay Capasso at (914) 813-6427 or email mqcq@westchestergov.com
IHM DEVELOPMENT FUND GALA
SAVE THE DATE: February 25, 2023
Mulino's at Lake Isle
Senior female parishioner seeks a small apartment or studio in the parish. Rent under $1,000/month. For information call Dotty through the
Rectory (914-723-0276).
Dominicana is published yearly, in late fall. Individual, year-long subscriptions to the print journal can be purchased for $10. Two-year subscriptions are available for $20. There are also options for electronic access to the journal, which include access to past issues. A one-year online subscription can be purchased for $7. Finally, two years of electronic-only access is available for $14.
CLICK HERE to subscribe to the Dominicana Journal.
If you would like to order by make, please make checks out to "Dominican Students" to the following address:
Editor, Dominicana Journal
Dominican House of Studies
487 Michigan Avenue, NE
Washington, DC 20017
The Catholic intellectual tradition has long benefited from the work of the Order of Preachers, beginning with their founder, Saint Dominic, and the Angelic Doctor, Saint Thomas Aquinas. One feature of the Dominican contribution throughout the centuries has been the ability to apply the Truth of Jesus Christ and the teachings of His Church to the current day. Dominicana continues in this tradition by offering interesting and timely examinations of theology, philosophy, and culture. This is a great service to the New Evangelization and I heartily commend the ongoing efforts of the Dominican Studium.
-Timothy Cardinal Dolan
PRO-LIFE CORNER
PRAY - Pray for the intercession of St. Gianna Molla, the patron saint of mothers, physicians and preborn children. Pray for changed minds, changed hearts and a deeper awakening to the sacredness and dignity of all human life.
Healing After Abortion:
Do you know someone who is carrying the grief of a past abortion? There is always hope. The pain and sorrow of abortion does not need to endure for a lifetime. A “Day of Prayer and Healing” offers the opportunity to experience the love and mercy of God and to respond to His invitation to begin the journey of healing the wound of abortion. Upcoming dates in the NYC area are: Nov. 5, Jan. 14, and Feb. 4 in English, and Oct. 15 and May 6 in Spanish. For more dates, locations, and confidential registration, or just to talk to a Sister, please call the Sisters of Life at (866)-575-0075 (toll free) or reach us by email at hopeandhealing@sistersoflife.org.
St. Joseph’s Seminary:
Cathedral Prep High School
Explore the possibility of a calling to the priesthood through Cathedral Prep, a program to introduce high school boys to the priesthood in a positive, no-pressure environment. Spend one weekend every other month at St. Joseph Seminary, hanging out with seminarians and priests, learning to pray more deeply, and most importantly learning to look up and listen for God’s call. Get info and apply at nypriest.com
- HSOR: IHM High School teens in grades 9 through 12 will gather again on Wednesday, October 19th at 7:30pm in the lower church. HSOR is "a night out in the middle of the week!" Some of our activities are: prayers and pizza, scavenger hunt, faith on film, basketball and more!
- IHM Women's Prayer Group: Weekly prayer gatherings for women are offered each Thursday from 7:00-8:00PM in the Church Library. For more information, please contact the Rectory (914-723-0276 or ihmchurch@ihmscarsdale.org).
- Bible Discussion Group on the First Letter of Saint Peter: Tuesdays from 7:30 -9:00 PM in the parish school.
- Charismatic Prayer Meeting at the House of Prayer: 1. On Mondays at 7:30PM in the Chapel. 2. The Thursdays of Prayer will also continue after the 9:00AM Mass and Rosary with Shared Prayer (9:45-10:15AM), quiet Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament (10:15-10:45AM), Intercessory Prayer (10:50-11:00AM), then Bible Sharing on the Readings of the following Sunday (11:05-11:35AM).
- Forming a new parish young family group: Any father or mother of a young one who would be interested in some weekly prayer and socializing with other parents of young child(ren), please contact the rectory (ihmchurch@ihmscarsdale.org or 914-723-0281).
- The College Evenings: Please contact the group's Coordinator, David Pereira, or the Co-Coordinator, Katya Drohan for more information (ihmchurch@ihmscarsdale.org). A congratulatory gathering is being planned for all recent graduates of college. CLICK HERE to sign up for the email list.
- The Centering Prayer Group meets on Wednesday's at 10:00AM in the Church Library. Newcomers are always welcome. Meetings last around 45-60 minutes. The format includes: 20 minutes of Centering Prayer (a silent prayer form in the Christian contemplative tradition in which we seek to open our minds and hearts to the Divine Life within), Lectio Divina (a prayerful reading of Scripture) and a brief discussion. For more information, contact Elise Kuhn at 914-725-4728
- Boys 11 to 17 are invited to Join Immaculate Heart of Mary Boy Scout Troop 2 Scarsdale. Visit Boy Scout Troop 2 in the IHM lower Church (201 Boulevard, Scarsdale) on Thursday evenings at 7:30PM. Do you want to canoe, camp, go white water rafting, rock climb, repel . . . all while using life skills like first aid and CPR? Then come try us out! For more information, contact info@troop2scarsdale.org. A Boy Scout is 11 years old or has completed the fifth grade but is not yet 18.
- Free Flu Vaccinations: Ages 19+, No Appointment Needed. Vaccinations will be administered by New York-Presbyterian Westchester Nurses.
- Monday, October 17th: 9:00AM - 2:00PM, Eastchester Public Library,
11 Oakridge Place, Eastchester - Tuesday, October 25th: 10:00AM - 1:00PM, Tuckahoe Community Center, 71 Columbus Avenue, Tuckahoe
- Monday, October 17th: 9:00AM - 2:00PM, Eastchester Public Library,
- Catholic Widows and Widowers of Yonkers Meeting: Catholic Widows and Widowers of Yonkers is a social, religious and bereavement organization that helps to meet the needs of its membership. The group meets on the third Thursday of the month at St. Ann's Church in Father Anthony Hall (31 College Place, Yonkers) at 1:00PM. The next meeting will be held on Monday, October 20th. For more information, call (914) 423.5331 or email CatholicWWofYonkers@gmail.com. New members are welcome.
- Navigating End-of-Life Care: A Catholic Perspective - Wednesday, October 19th, 7:00-9:00PM at Our Lady of Prepetual Help Auditorium (575 Fowler Ave, Pelham Manor.) Father Charles Caccavale, Professor of Moral Theology at St Joseph's Seminary, will discuss decision making while caring for aging parents, writing advance directives and how to talk with your adult children about these topics, all through a Catholic lens. This is a free event sponsored by the Dignity of Life Committee and Knights of Columbus. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at: dignity10803@gmail.com
- The Ursuline School, a Catholic, private, independent college preparatory school for girls located in New Rochelle, NY, invites prospective students and their families to attend our upcoming Open House events: High School-Tuesday, October 25th at 6:30PM. Explore our campus including our dynamic new spaces; engage with our dedicated faculty and administration and learn how our students develop the critical skills for continued success after high school. CLICK HERE for information and to register or call the Office of Admissions at 914-500-6227.
- Iona Preparatory Upper School (Grades 9-12) invites prospective students and their families to attend one of our upcoming Open Houses: Sunday, October 16th from12:00-3:00PM or Thursday, October 20th from 6:00-8:00PM. For more information and to pre-register, please visit www.ionaprep.org or contact Barbara Robertson, Director of Admissions, at (914) 600-6154 or brobertson@ionaprep.org.
- Prospective students and parents are invited to attend the Archbishop Stepinac High School Open House on Wednesday, October 19th at 6:00PM & 7:15PM and Sunday, October 23rd at 12:00PM, 1:15PM and 2:30PM. Visitors will be able to tour the new advance real-world learning technologies including the STEAM Center, Finance Lab, Anatomage Table, Adult Patient Simulator, and Library Commons. RSVP required at www.stepinac.org
Parishioners who attend DAILY MASS, can sign up to receive an email each day for the readings of the day. If you would like to subscribe to the emails for the daily readings, Click HERE
For THIS SUNDAY's Readings, October 15/16, 2022, Click HERE
Please be advised that you can print them out at home or you can use your phone or tablet to follow along with the readings in church or at home.
SUNDAY, October 16, 2022
Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Saturday 5:30PM Vigil - Donato Callara by Rosa Callara
7:30AM - The Mulcahy Family by Denis & Joan Mulcahy
9:00AM - Rosina Scaccia by Anthony & Sebastiana Tagliamonte
10:30AM - The People of Immaculate Heart of Mary
10:30AM - The People of Immaculate Heart of Mary
12:00PM - Ralph Michilli by Gino & Maria LaVerghetta
MONDAY, October 17, 2022
St. Ignatius of Antioch
6:45AM - Angelina Mary & Davide Villani by Rose Villani
9:00AM - Costanza & Gabriel Scarfia by Joseph & Chiara Saccomano
TUESDAY, October 18, 2022
St. Luke the Evangelist
6:45AM - Marie Greco Toledo by Thomas & Kelly Greco
9:00AM - Fannie & Bill Cerofeci by Martin & Antonella Kilkeary
WEDNESDAY, October 19, 2022
Ss. Jean de Brébeuf, Isaac Jogues & companions
6:45AM - Vincent Castaldi (Living) by Mary Balcom
9:00AM - Sheila O'Callaghan by Andrew & Joan Colasuonno
THURSDAY, October 20, 2022
St. Paul of the Cross
6:45AM - Raymond De Leon by Jackie Padilla
9:00AM - Sisters of Charity of House of Prayer by Sr Nancy Kellar
FRIDAY, October 21, 2022
6:45AM - Shirley Dolan by Edward I. O'Brien III
9:00AM - The Conlan Family by Virginia Conlan
SATURDAY, October 22, 2022
8:30AM - Peter J Marcon by William & Karen Marcon
5:30PM Vigil - Robert Brancazio by Peter & Andrea Iannuccilli
Please Remember in Your Prayers
The Sick of Our Parish
Fr. Patrick Curley
Sr. Danielle Baran
Louis Ranucci
Jason Bergen
Christopher Kesicke
Barbara Grossberg
Rose Kelly
Thomas Cori
Marine Corps Sgt. Tyler Andrews
Marine Corps Sgt. Tyler Andrews
Fabiola Rincon
Frederick H. Bruyns
Joyce Levine
Ronald Carlucci
Charles O’Neill
Kim Lee
Martha Gomez
Sofia Janer
Juliana Santamaria
Catherine Rancic Ritiu
Nora Donovan
Giacomo ‘Jack’ Del Vecchio
James Hannan
Loretta Hannan
Louise Ciampanelli
Nicholas Ciampanelli
Frances Ciampanelli
Yollanda Fernandez
Emily Gosewehr
Justin Vaccaro
Michael Posey
The Deceased of Our Parish
Delores Marquez
Lucy Onorato
Eileen Heim
Robert Heim
- As part of the Communion of Saints and members of the Body of Christ, it is important for us to pray for our sick members and for those who have died.
- If you wish to be included by name, please contact the Rectory (ihmchurch@ihmscarsdale.org or 723-0276).
- If you are calling for another person, please ensure his/her permission.
- Our parish will keep the name of a deceased parishioner or loved one for 2 weeks on our bulletin and Sunday Mass lists.
Prayer for Healing
Dear Lord, We lift up all those who are
Facing illness Today.
We ask that You would bring Healing,
Comfort, & Peace to their bodies.
Calm their fears
Let them experience the
Healing powers of your love.
Amen.
KIDS KORNER
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prepared by our bulletin publisher, Bon Venture.
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