Proclaim his marvelous deeds to all the nations.
My dear friends,
This Sunday we reflect on the Gospel of Jesus’ first miracle at the wedding in Cana, a sign that reveals His divine identity and mission. Alongside the Epiphany of the Magi and His Baptism in the Jordan, this miracle manifests Jesus as the Light of the World. In the Gospel of John, the events leading to Cana unfold day by day, culminating in the “eighth day”—a day of new beginnings. This foreshadows the Resurrection, the day after the Sabbath, when Christ will rise and make all things new. At Cana, He transforms water into wine; in His Resurrection, He transforms death into life.
As I write to you from Italy, I ask for your prayers as I prepare as coordinator with others for the Pontifical North American College’s Alumni Association reunion during this Jubilee Year of Hope. May all the details fall into place as the Lord wills and may God bless our pilgrimage to the Holy Father Pope Francis, the tombs of Saints Peter and Paul and through the four Holy Doors. Please know that I carry the prayers and intentions of all at Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish with me as I visit these holy sites.
This weekend as Americans we pray for our country as a new administration is inaugurated and we ask God’s guidance and blessing upon President Donald J. Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance in their leadership of the United States.
We also continue to pray for the victims of the California wildfires. Donations are being received to assist them (see below), and in February, we will hold a special emergency second collection to support those affected. Details will follow.
On Monday, as our nation celebrates Martin Luther King Jr., we are reminded of his call for racial justice and equality—a truth deeply rooted in our faith. By baptism, we are all one in Christ, and even before baptism, every person is created in God’s image.
Later this week, let us also pray for the legal protection of the unborn and for a future where every human life is valued and protected. May we also atone, with the help of God’s grace, for the precious and unfathomable lives that have already been lost. May no one, however, despair of Jesus’ Mercy and forgiveness, regardless of the past.
This Sunday, we welcome Fr. Ignatius, O.P., who will celebrate the 10:30 a.m. and 12:00 noon Masses, to assist Fr. Thumma. Seminarian Ian Mendoza will lead the Children’s Liturgy of the Word during the 9:00 a.m. Family Mass in the lower church.
I look forward to returning next weekend, January 26th, for Sunday Masses. At the 9:00 a.m. Mass, we will celebrate the start of Catholic Schools Week. Please join us to pray for our school, and invite family and friends to the open house that follows. Let’s spread the word about the wonderful education rooted in faith that our school offers.
Wishing you a blessed Sunday and a grace-filled week!
Next Meetings: Monday, February 10, 2025
and March 24, May 12 and June 9
Next Coffee and Donuts: February date is TBD - If you would like to volunteer to help or have questions, please send an email to IHMPC@IHMSCARSDALE.ORG.
What is the Parish Council?
The Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish Council serves as a consultative body of the parish whose responsibility is to advise and assist the pastor in matters relating to the parish. This includes promoting lay participation in the activities of the parish, evaluating the goals and needs of the parish, developing and recommending ways to address those needs, and finally developing and maintaining a two-way communication between the Council and the larger Parish community. Council members will also be expected to take a leadership role in the various Parish Council events as well as in the particular area of Parish life they are interested in or involved in already.
If you have any questions, please email IHMPC@ihmscarsdale.org.
In this Edition:
- IHM Parish Toiletry Drive to aid victims of the California wildfires
- Martin Luther King Jr. Day - January 20th
- Thank you 2025 Church Calendars
- IHM School:
- Open House - January 26th
- Catholic Schools Week 2025
- Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of Unborn Children - January 22nd
- IHM Upcoming Events
- The Good Newsroom: Join the Archdiocese of NY for the 2025 March for Life!
- March for Life Bus Pilgrimage
- Interact | Midnight Run Collection - Saturday, January 25th at Eastchester Public Library
- IHM HSOR
- IHM Parish Library Update
- IHM Continuing Events:
- Eucharistic Exposition at IHM
- Eucharistic Exposition at IHM
- Young Adult Pilgrimage to Italy - Jubilee 2025 Pilgrimages of Hope
- Fordham Graduate School of Religion and Religious Education Information Sessions
- Holy Communion for those with Gluten Sensitivities
- Cathedral Prep High School
- Announcement on the Protection of Children
- Community News
IHM Parish Council along with our IHM First Grade girl scout troop will be collecting supplies to send to the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul in Los Angeles to aid with the victims of the California wildfires.
We are collecting basic essentials, toothbrushes, toothpaste, deodorant, blankets and children's pajamas. Items can be dropped off in the church vestibule through February 9th.
Thank you for your support!
Due to the Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday:
- On Monday, January 20th Mass will be celebrated ONLY at 9:00AM followed by a Holy Hour with the Miraculous Medal Novena, Rosary and Confessions. No 6:45AM is scheduled and No other times of Adoration will be offered for the holiday.
- Usual Adoration will resume on Tuesday, January 21st from 7:15AM to 2:00PM.
- The Parish Office will be CLOSED on Monday, January 20th
Thank You 2025 Church Calendars
To the good people of Bennett Funeral Home of Scarsdale and of Westchester Funeral Home of Eastchester, who once again have sponsored our 2025 Church Calendars - Thank you!
2025 Church calendars are available at the doors of the Church!
Sunday, January 19, 2025 | Second Sunday in Ordinary Time| John 2 1-11
Friends, in today’s Gospel, we read about the wedding at Cana. Jesus’ mother is the first to speak, as John tells the story: “They have no wine.” On the surface level, she is indeed commenting on a social disaster, running out of wine at a party, and she is asking Jesus to do something to make things better.
But let’s go deeper. Wine, in the Scriptures, is a symbol of the exuberance and intoxication of the divine life. When God is in us, we are lifted up, rendered joyful, transfigured. Therefore, when Mary says, “They have no wine,” she is speaking of all of Israel and indeed all of the human race. They have run out of the exuberance and joyfulness that comes from union with God.
And this is precisely why Jesus calls her “woman.” We can be easily misled into thinking that he was being curt or disrespectful. But he was addressing her with the title of Eve, the mother of all the living. Mary is the representative here of suffering humanity, complaining to God that the joy of life has run out.
But let’s go deeper. Wine, in the Scriptures, is a symbol of the exuberance and intoxication of the divine life. When God is in us, we are lifted up, rendered joyful, transfigured. Therefore, when Mary says, “They have no wine,” she is speaking of all of Israel and indeed all of the human race. They have run out of the exuberance and joyfulness that comes from union with God.
And this is precisely why Jesus calls her “woman.” We can be easily misled into thinking that he was being curt or disrespectful. But he was addressing her with the title of Eve, the mother of all the living. Mary is the representative here of suffering humanity, complaining to God that the joy of life has run out.
Bishop Robert Barron
Christmas Flowers Thank You!
For all who took the time to contribute and memorialize a loved one in the Christmas Flower donations, you may view the list at the button below. Thank you for your support that goes to the IHM Saint Veronica Guild for the purchase of not only the Christmas Flowers, but of numerous flowers for Sunday Mass as well as on special feasts in the Church.
Thank you again!
Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of Unborn Children:
January 22nd
From the instant of his or her conception, God loves each human life. This life must be respected and protected, and we Catholics have affirmed the moral evil of abortion since the very first century (Catechism of the Catholic Church, 2271).
Abortion ends the life of a child, offends God, and wounds every woman and man involved. There have been over 60,000,000 abortions in the United States since 1973 codified its national law with Roe v. Wade. Even with the overturning of Roe v. Wade, there is still much to be done to ensure the complete, legal protection of unborn children and to heal the wounds caused by abortion.
Today we are called to offer prayer for the full restoration of the legal guarantee of the right to life for every man and woman from the moment of their existence.
When Elizabeth heard Mary's greeting,
the infant leaped in her womb,
and Elizabeth, filled with the Holy Spirit,
cried out in a loud voice and said,
"Blessed are you among women,
and blessed is the fruit of your womb.
(Luke 1:41-42)
Join the Archdiocese of New York for the 2025 March for Life!
By: Mary Shovlain
Join us on January 24 for the March for Life in Washington, DC – stand up for life and make your voice heard!
In this video, Sr. Elena Marie, S.V., of the Respect Life Office, shares how this year’s day-long pilgrimage, taking place during the Jubilee Year of Hope, offers a chance to stand for the dignity of every human life.
Buses will depart early from several counties in the archdiocese for a day filled with prayer, fellowship, the Rally, and the March.
Click here to learn more and register today!
March for Life – Bus Pilgrimage
Friday, Jan. 24, 2025 | 5:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Pilgrimage to Washington, D.C.
Friday, Jan. 24, 2025 | 5:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Pilgrimage to Washington, D.C.
Join the Respect Life Office of the Archdiocese of New York and the Sisters of Life in advocating for the sacred dignity of every human person through our annual pilgrimage to the national March for Life in Washington, DC. The bus will depart at 5:00 AM from Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish | 457 West 51st Street (between 9th and 10th Avenues) and return between 9:00PM and 10:00PM. Total cost is $60. Pizza and snacks included. To register click here. Questions? Contact Sr. Elena Marie at 646-476-0931
Midnight Run Collection
Saturday January 25th 11AM-2PM
Location: Eastchester Public Library
The Eastchester Rotary Interact Club is collecting items for Midnight Run, helping the homeless in NYC.
If you would like to contribute any items listed below, please drop them off on:
- Saturday, January 25th from 11AM - 2PM at the Eastchester Library.
- If you cannot make it Saturday, you can drop off your items any time from January 15-31st at the front doorstep of the home of Theresa Nicholson (69 Webster Road, Scarsdale, NY 10583). The Interact Club will deliver the items to Midnight Run location nearby. Thank you!
Items Needed:
Coats for Adult men and women
Blankets
Hats, Gloves and Scarves
Blankets
Hats, Gloves and Scarves
The IHM High School of Religion (HSOR) welcomes all high school students every Wednesday from 7:30-9:00PM in the Lower Church Hall.
HSOR offers a fun and relaxing faith community with service projects, Prayer & Pizza, Game Nights, Christmas party, sacraments, Tee Shirt Giveaway, lively discussions, interesting speakers, Open Gym, Faith on Film, pizza and delicious donuts. Come see why our students say HSOR “is a night out in the middle of the week!”
For more information, please contact Nancy Vericker at nancy@nancyvericker.com.
Library Update
Now that the Parish Library has been catalogued, it is much easier to access and borrow books, DVD’s and other resources. The library also has an extensive Children’s section, that many parishioners may access as well.
The next step is to have access to the library open at convenient times to allow browsing to borrow the available volumes. The plan is to have the library open on Sunday morning from 9 to noon, on one or two days during the week after the 9 AM Mass to 11 AM, and perhaps one evening. Currently, there are volunteers for the
Sunday time slot. The staff is looking for volunteers for the other times as well. If you are interested in participating in this endeavor, please email the library at ihmllibrary@ihmscarsdale.org. Thank you for your interest!
IHM CONTINUING EVENTS
EUCHARISTIC EXPOSITION AT IHM
located in the Marian Chapel
Mondays and Wednesdays 7:15AM - 9:00PM
Tuesdays and Thursdays 7:15AM - 2:00PM
Fridays 7:15AM - 8:00PM
Young Adult Pilgrimage to Italy - Jubilee 2025 Pilgrims of Hope
For Young Adults 18-35 years old
For questions about the pilgrimage, please email Pjetër Nilaj, Coordinator of the Office of Youth Ministry & Young Adult Ministry & the University Apostolate at Pjeter.Nilaj@archny.org.
GRE will be hosting several information sessions this January.
Online information sessions include:
Tuesday, January 21st 7:00am-7:30am
Tuesday, January 21st 5:30pm-6:00pm
Wednesday, January 22nd 7:30am-8:00am
Wednesday, January 22nd 1:00pm-1:30pm
Please note all times are Eastern Standard Time.
Tuesday, January 21st 7:00am-7:30am
Tuesday, January 21st 5:30pm-6:00pm
Wednesday, January 22nd 7:30am-8:00am
Wednesday, January 22nd 1:00pm-1:30pm
Please note all times are Eastern Standard Time.
These events offer an excellent opportunity to learn about our master's, doctoral, and advanced certificate programs--and get your questions answered directly from our admissions team. Don't see a date and time that work for you? Fill out our inquiry form and our admissions team will be in touch with you to schedule an on-campus or virtual visit. To plan a one-on-one information session, send an email or contact us by phone. Let us know the day and time that works for you.
Sincerely,
Lois D'Amore, Ph.D.
Director of Admissions and Student Life
Graduate School of Religion and Religious Education
441 East Fordham Road, Keating Hall, Room 302
Bronx, NY 10458
phone: 718-817-4800
email: ldamore@fordham.edu
Graduate School of Religion and Religious Education
441 East Fordham Road, Keating Hall, Room 302
Bronx, NY 10458
phone: 718-817-4800
email: ldamore@fordham.edu
Holy Communion for those with Gluten Sensitivities
For any who have sensitivities to Gluten, know that Low Gluten hosts (containing less than 0.002% gluten, <20ppm, fully in accord with Church Canon Law) are available for receiving our Lord in Holy Communion. For those unable to have any gluten, we are happy to offer Holy Communion from a separate Chalice. Please speak with a priest before Mass.
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
Announcement on the Protection of Children
To report an alleged incident of sexual abuse of a minor by a priest, deacon, religious or lay person serving in the Archdiocese of New York may contact the victims assistance coordinator, Mrs. Eileen Mulcahy at (646) 794-2949 or victimsassistance@archny.org. Information can also be found on the archdiocesan website, www.archny.org. In keeping with archdiocesan policy regarding sexual abuse of minors, this announcement is published periodically to ensure that our children remain safe and secure.
Young Members:
- IHM High School of Religion (HSOR): HSOR meets on Wednesdays (will resume in January 2025!) at 7:30PM the lower church until 9:00PM! We offer a fun and relaxing faith community of service projects, Prayer & Pizza, Game Nights, sacraments, lively discussions and Open Gym. Come see why our students say HSOR “is a night out in the middle of the week!” High school students grades 9-12 are welcome. For more information, please contact Nancy Vericker at nancy@nancyvericker.com.
- IHM College & Young Adult Group for those age 18-25: Thank you for assisting with the Giving Tree and the Toy Drive! Click here to reach out to participate and for more information.
- Scouting:
- IHM Troop 2 (Boy Scouts): Welcomes 5th through 8th grade boys interested in outdoor adventure. If hiking, camping, white water rafting and first aid skills interest your child, consider joining! For more information, email info@troop2scarsdale.org or visit www.facebook.com/Troop-2-Scarsdale.
- The IHM troops are Scarsdale/Edgemont Girl Scouts. Click here for more information.
Prayer Groups:
- IHM Centering Prayer Group: The Centering Prayer Group meets on Wednesdays 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.
- Charismatic Morning of Renewal Meeting at the House of Prayer: This group meets on Thursdays after the 9:00AM parish Mass - Morning Prayer, Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament with Intercessory Prayer and a discussion of the Scripture Readings for the coming Sunday.
- IHM Women's Prayer Group: The Prayer Group holds weekly prayer gatherings for women Thursdays from 7:00-8:00PM in the Church Library. For more information, please contact the Rectory (914-723-0276 or ihmchurch@ihmscarsdale.org).
Adult Faith Formation:
- IHM Bible Discussion Group: The IHM Bible Discussion Group continues its study of the Old Testament Book of Exodus Tuesday evenings at 7:00PM in the lower church, ending at 8:30PM. We will continue most Tuesdays until late Spring 2025 discussing one or two chapters an evening depending on their length. Refreshments are served for the convenience of the participants. CLICK HERE for more details, to submit questions, or if you are interested in joining.
- IHM School of Community: This group meets on Wednesdays at 7:00PM in the IHM Rectory Conference Room to look at our daily life and discover who we are as Christians. The text discussed is "The Religious Sense" by Father Luigi Giussani. If you are interested in attending via Zoom, please contact the Rectory and ask to be put in contact with Carolyn of School of Community.
Becoming Catholic & Catholics completing their Sacraments: The OCIA (Order of Christian Initiation of Adults - formerly RCIA) is a process of initiation into the Catholic Community of Faith for persons who are experiencing a conversion in their lives and seeking either Christian baptism in the Catholic Church or full Communion with the Catholic Church and completion of the Sacraments of Eucharist and Confirmation. Please contact the Rectory and one of our coordinators will reach out to you (914-723-0276 or ihmchurch@ihmscarsdale.org).
Religious Education: On the day of your child's/children's Baptism, the Church pledged to you, the parents, our assistance in raising them in the practice of the faith to keep God's commandments as Jesus taught us, by loving God and our neighbor. Here at Immaculate Heart of Mary, our Religious Education Program is part of this integral formation in the faith that would include daily prayer at home, family participation in Sunday Mass (and on Holy Days of Obligation), periodic Confession, and the Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy flowing out from your dinner table. For more information please email ihmsor@ihmscarsdale.org or call 914-723-7593.
School: Rooted in the mission Jesus Christ gave to the Church to go out to the world to preach, to sanctify and to shepherd souls, IHM School seeks to work with parents in forming their children in the faith and educating them for life in the world by faithfully and charitable teaching Jesus Christ and the two-fold command to love God and our neighbor, to immerse the students in the sacramental life of the Church so that they may know of God's presence in their lives and come to unite their lives for the glory of God, and to help lead and guide them on their journey through life to heaven by building up the virtues our faith has received from the Apostles. For more information and to register call 914-723-5608 or go to ihmscarsdale.org.
Social Ministries: IHM parish is involved in many social ministries, including Midnight Runs into Manhattan to bring food and clothing to the homeless; a food pantry and support of HOPE Community Services; annual Christmas Giving Tree, Baby Shower donations, support of mothers in crisis pregnancies, and bereavement assistance, among other needs. Click the link for Ministries on our parish's website (https://ihm-parish.org/) or call the Rectory (914-723-0276). If you have any questions, please email IHMPC@ihmscarsdale.org.
- The Serra Club of the Bronx and Westchester will be holding its monthly luncheon meeting at the Eastwood Manor, (3371 Eastchester Road, Bronx, NY 10469) on Wednesday, January 22nd at 12noon. Our guest speaker is Father Kareem R. Smith, Pastor, St. Michael the Archangel Church. Five course luncheon, wine, soda, coffee, tea will be served at $42 per person. Please call Carl Lanzano at (718) 325-6706 if you plan to attend. Serrans are Catholic lay men and women who vigorously respond to the call to promote and support vocations to the ministerial priesthood and consecrated life in the Catholic Church through prayer and fellowship.
- March for Life: There is a bus to Washington DC leaving from St. Augustine's in Ossining immediately following 5:30AM Mass on January 24th. Here is the link to register for the bus: https://staugny.org/march-for-life. For other buses from the Archdiocese of New York, please visit the following link: https://archny.org/ministries-and-offices/respect-life/events-2/march-for-life/
- Holy Innocents Catholic Parish (431 Bedford Road, Pleasantville) invites all college students to a Mass & Meal on Sunday, January 26th. The Mass is at 5:15PM, with a free dinner and social to follow. Click here to RSVP. If you have any questions, please contact Julia at julia.edelson@archny.org. Upcoming Mass & Meals: 2/23, 3/23 & 4/27.
- The Scarsdale Adult School (SAS) has unveiled its 2025 curriculum! A vibrant mix of innovative courses, beloved favorites, and engaging community events. SAS stands out for its thoughtfully curated programs, offering: Author talks and expert-led walking tours of NYC landmarks and museums. Culinary adventures through Arthur Avenue and Chinatow, fitness sessions, and arts & crafts workshops. Discussion groups on literature and current events, plus lectures on art, architecture. Contact Information For questions about classes and registration, please e-mail: Registrar@ScarsdaleAdultSchool.org Stephanie Sklar Community Outreach Manager
- A senior parishioner is looking for an accessible apartment in the area for $1,000 or under. Please reach out to the pastor with any information.
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, January 18/19, 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, January 19, 2025
Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
5:30PM - Elaine Ferrara by Annette DiCarlo
7:30AM - Andre Smith by Lucille & Ernst Smith
9:00AM - Lope Lopez by Raquel Quesada (Father)
9:00AM - Lope Lopez by Raquel Quesada (Father)
10:30AM - Colette Hoey by Gerry Ryan
12:00PM - Emil Kettenacker by Diane Ryan
MONDAY, January 20, 2025
St. Fabian, St. Sebastian | Martin Luther King Jr. Day
9:00AM - Salvatore and Anna Agnese by Julie and John Larkin
TUESDAY, January 21, 2025
St. Agnes
6:45AM - Rosemary Baldaro by Daniel Caro
9:00AM - Paul Fusha by Leonard Fusha (Soul Pellumb Paul Fusha)
WEDNESDAY, January 22, 2025
Day of Prayer for Legal Protection of Unborn Children
6:45AM - Louis G. Cava by the Cappucci Family
9:00AM - For the Legal Protection of Unborn Children and in Reparation for the Sin of Abortion (Special Intention) by IHM Parish
THURSDAY, January 23, 2025
St. Vincent, St. Marianne Cope
6:45AM - Vincent Corio by Deirdre Corio
9:00AM - Raymond Galante by Janine, Gino & Paul Galante
FRIDAY, January 24, 2025
St. Francis de Sales
6:45AM - Leonard Fusha (Birthday) by Suela Fusha (special graces on his birthday)
9:00AM - Crupi & Giordano Families (Living) by Betty Crupi
SATURDAY, January 25, 2025
Conversion of St. Paul
8:30AM - Rocco and Angelina Boccia by John and Josephine Link
5:30PM - Gabriele and Elisabeth Falcone by Annalisa Bertorelli
Please Remember in Your Prayers
The Sick of Our Parish
Andy Scott
Gina Catalano
Sean Fogarty
Joan Boccardi
Margaret Ambrose
Peter Alix
Thomas R. Farrell
Anthony Sgarlata
Pren Gjdoda
John Powers
Leslie Vaccaro
Jason Bergen
John Dunleavy
Regina LoGudice
The Deceased of Our Parish
William Douglas Badger
Inge Maria DeNunzio
Therese Li
JoAnn Rossano
Patrick Joseph Gallagher
Rita Marie Rohlman
Patrice Conboy
Francis James Williams, Jr.
- 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 914-723-0276).
- 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.
A Prayer to our Guardian Angel
Angel of God,
my guardian dear,
to whom God's love commits me here,
ever this day be at my side, to light and guard, to rule and guide.
Amen.
Angel of God,
my guardian dear,
to whom God's love commits me here,
ever this day be at my side, to light and guard, to rule and guide.
Amen.
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