Saint Anne's R.C. Church

88 Second Ave, Brentwood NY  11717
Telephone: 631-273-8113   •   Fax: 631-436-7914

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Parish Website: www.stannebrentwood.org 

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MASS SCHEDULE:
Monday - Friday: 12:00 Noon and 5:00 PM* (English) 
Wednesday: 7:30 PM (French Creole) 
Thursday: 7:00 PM (Spanish) 
Saturday Morning Daily Mass: 9:00 AM (English)
Saturday: 5:00 PM (English), 7:00 PM (Spanish) 
Sunday: 7:30 AM (English), 9:00 AM (Spanish), 11:00 AM (English), 12:30 PM (French Creole), 3:00 PM (Spanish), 5:00 PM (English), 6:00 PM (Spanish)

CONFESSIONS:
Daily:  Monday – Friday 4:30 PM* 
Saturdays:  4:00 - 4:45 PM

* new time as of 10/19/20

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Fr Peter Rozek service

If you read Fr Stan's Pastor's letter for today. Jan 28th, you read about his dear friend, Fr Peter Rozek, who was about to die after a battle with pancreatic cancer. Ths photo, sent by Fr Stan, is from the memorial service in Fr Peter's parish in Floral Park. Please pray for Fr Peter Rozek as he has returned home to God's Kingdom.

(La versión en español sigue al inglés)

3/17/24 - Sin and the New Covenant - Cycle B

Dear Families,

As a faithful community, we continue the journey of the Cycle A readings at the 9:00AM and 11:00AM mass with the adults who will be receiving the sacraments at the Easter Vigil.  Jesus raises his friend Lazarus from the dead, this Gospel teaches us that Jesus has power over life and death.

 

This video is based on the Gospel of John, Cycle B.  Jesus explains how God will bring glory from everything that is done according to his will - even Jesus’ upcoming Death.  Christ compares his Death to a plant that dies, leaving seeds to grow.  He wants us to love God, follow his will, and grow seeds of faith.

 

As a family watch video in its entirety and then ask each other these questions.
How is Jesus like a grain of wheat?  How can you be like a seed and help grow faith?

 

Family Prayer:  Lord, help us to put you first, seek your will, and plant the seeds to help others grow in faith.  Amen.

 

 

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March 17, 2024 - Fifth Sunday of Lent

Dear Sisters and Brothers,

     Lent it is our preparation time for Easter, and Easter is our preparation time for the Resurrection of Jesus, but as well for our own resurrection, and ultimately for the end of the world, and a Second Coming of Christ. Easter, it is our new life with Christ, and it doesn’t matter that we are still here on earth, because eventually we want to be with him in heaven. Come Lord Jesus!

   Last Friday our Neocatechumenal Way went on weekend retreat. This Saturday we have our Congress for Women. We participate in weekly way of the cross and we work on the preparation for our Good Friday and we take the challenge of Lenten practices and penance for our spiritual growth. We are invited to take advantage of making a good confession before the Easter. For our examination of conscience, we can use the principle that I reminded you off couple of weeks ago, about St. John Vianney, who advises us to order our lives by: 1st giving our heart to God, 2nd giving our smile to others, and 3rd choosing the cross for ourselves. As we reflect on it, we realize that it can be paralleled with what Jesus tells us in the Gospel of loving God with all our heart and our neighbor as ourselves. And the capacity to take the cross for the Lord, for others and for ourselves proves our unselfish love.

3/17/24 - QUINTO DOMINGO DE CUARESMA.

Queridas Hermanas y Hermanos,

   La Cuaresma es nuestro tiempo de preparación para la Pascua, es nuestro tiempo de preparación para la resurrección de Jesus, pero también para nuestra propia resurrección, y finalmente para el fin del mundo y una Segunda Venida de Cristo. La Pascua, es nuestra nueva vida con Cristo, y no importa que todavía estemos aquí en la tierra, porque eventualmente queremos estar con el en el cielo. ¡Ven Señor Jesus!

   El viernes pasado nuestro Camino Neocatecumenal salio de retiro de fin de semana. Este sábado tenemos nuestro Congreso de Mujeres. Participamos en el viacrucis semanal y trabajamos en la preparación de nuestro Viernes Santo y asumimos el desafio de las practicas cuaresmales y la penitencia para nuestro crecimiento espiritual. Estamos invitados a aprovechar la buena confesión antes de la Pascua. Para nuestro examen de conciencia podemos utilizar el principio que les recordé hace un par de semanas, sobre San Juan Vianney, quien nos aconseja ordenar nuestra vida: Primero entregando nuestro corazón a Dios, segundo entregando nuestra sonrisa a los demás, y tercero elegir la cruz para nosotros mismos. Al reflexionar sobre ello nos damos cuenta de que puede tener un paralelo con lo que Jesus nos dice en el Evangelio de amar a Dios con todo nuestro corazón y a nuestro prójimo como a nosotros mismos. Y la capacidad de tomar la cruz por el Señor, por los demás y por nosotros mismos prueba nuestro amor desinteresado.

Announcements March 17th, 2024

1. This Tuesday, March 19th we need help to stripe the palms, to be ready for Palm Sunday. If you have time just come to the basement of the church. Thank you!

2. Next Sunday is a Palm Sunday, we will need our parking assistance team to be assisting us during and after the morning Masses at: 9:00 and 9:15 in the basement of the church.  

3. We want to thank our Ladies who helped to organize the Congress for women this Saturday. May the Lord continue to bless them and all women of our parish with the greater understanding of their Christian vocation to fullness of life and of love.

4. We want to thank all those who make themselves disponible to serve in our parish in any capacity. Your service and help is greatly appreciated. May the Lord continue to bless you and your family 100 times over.

         Have a blessed week everyone!

Anuncios Marzo 17th, 2024

1. Este martes, 19 de marzo necesitamos ayuda para rayar las palmas, para el Domingo de Ramos. Si tienes tiempo, ven al sótano de la iglesia. ¡Gracias!

2. Proximo Domingo es el Domingo de Ramos, necesitaremos los hombres para ayudar con el parcheo antes y después las Misas de las 9:00 y 9:15. Douglas sara el coordinador.

3. Agradecemos todas las Damas quien han organizado y ayudado con El Congreso de las Mujeres este sábado. Que el Senior continua bendecirlas y todas las Mujeres de nuestra parochia con el mejor entendimiento de su vocación Christiana y llamado para la plenitud de vida y del amor.

4. Agradecemos a todos quien se hacen disponibles para servir en nuestra parochia en qualsiasi capacidad. Su servicio es grandemente apreciado. Que el Senior los bendiga y su familias con su infinita abundancia.

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Continuando con las visitas del Cáliz Vocacional a los hogares invitamos a la familia que lo va a llevar a su hogar esta semana para recibir una bendición.

           ¡Que tengan todos una bendecida semana!

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St Anne's Church has a New Tabernacle.

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Video links to this important announcement from Bishop Barres:

English Version:  https://vimeo.com/539770359/666db7c84d

Spanish Version: https://vimeo.com/539770598/4a8025fe89

 

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Background Screening Update

The Office for the Protection of Children and Young People:

The Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People (The Charter) promulgated by the Bishops of the United States in 2002 outlines specific practices and guidelines providing standards of safety in parishes and dioceses throughout the United States. As directed in The Charter, the Diocese of Rockville Centre requires all employees, clergy, and volunteers to complete three requirements within thirty days of employment or volunteering:

  1. Attend Protecting God’s Children Program (Virtus)
  2. Sign the Codes of Conduct;
  3. Complete a background screen application. The Diocese requires all those who remain in active ministry be rescreened at 5 yr. intervals. volunteers/employees.

 

The 'Equality Act' discriminates against people of faith and threatens unborn life.

Tell Congress you oppose it!
 
Everyone deserves to be treated with respect and dignity. The so-called Equality Act, which is being voted on in the U.S. House of Representatives soon, in many ways does the opposite and needs to be opposed. Instead of respecting differences in beliefs about marriage and sexuality, the Equality Act would discriminate against people of faith. 
 
The Equality Act would: punish faith-based organizations, such as charities and schools who serve everyone in their communities, simply because of their beliefs; force girls and women to compete against boys and men for limited opportunities in sports, and to share locker rooms and shower spaces with biological males who identify as women; risk mandating taxpayers to fund abortions; force people in everyday life, and especially health care workers, to support gender transition; and expand what the government considers a “public” place, forcing even some parish halls to host functions that conflict with Catholic beliefs.