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: 12:00pm (English), 5:00pm (Spanish)*
Tuesday: 12:00pm (English), 5:00pm*(Spanish)*
Wednesday: 12:00pm (English), 5:00pm (Spanish)*
                                     7:30pm (French Creole)

Thursday: 12:00pm (English), 5:00pm (English)*, 
                                     7:00pm (Spanish)*
Friday: 12:00pm (English), 5:00pm (Spanish)*
 
Saturday Morning Daily Mass: 9:00am (English)

WEEKENDS:
Saturday:
5:00pm (English), 7:00pm (Spanish) 
Sunday: 7:30am(English), 9:00am (Spanish), 11:00am (English), 12:30pm (French Creole), 3:00pm (Spanish), 5:00pm (English), 6:00pm (Spanish)

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

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12/1/24 - Advent

Dear Families,

Happy New Year!  The Church’s new year begins on this First Sunday of Advent.  This week’s Gospel focus is on the Second Coming of Jesus.  Jesus tells his disciples about the end of everything.  “He tells them that there will be signs in the sun and the moon and the stars.  And on earth, distress among the nations”.  We learn that earthly things do not last forever.  But we are not to fear, because he also tells his disciples that after this devastation they will see “The Son of Man coming on a cloud with great power and majesty”.  Everything on earth will end but God is eternal and He will be with us forever.

 

This first Sunday of Advent we begin to prepare to celebrate Jesus’ birth at Christmas.  When you come to Mass during Advent you will see a candle lighted each week and pray for hope, peace, joy and love.  Let the light of these candles bring these prayers and the light of Christ to your family, friends, neighbors.  Let’s celebrate his First Coming by being good to others and ourselves which will also prepare us for his Second Coming.

 

As a family watch video in its entirety and then ask each other these questions.
What are your hopes for yourself, your family, our world?  What are ways you can prepare for Jesus’ coming?

 

Family Prayer:  Lord, during Advent give us the grace to work on those things we need to correct or improve and become your shining light to the world.  Amen.

 

 

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December 1, 2024 - First Sunday of Advent

Dear Sisters and Brothers,

      The meaning of Advent is central to the season, and understanding its depth can help enrich our celebration of both the liturgical season and the coming of Christ.

     The word "Advent" comes from the Latin adventus, meaning "coming" or "arrival." It is a season that marks the anticipation of the coming of Christ. Advent has two main dimensions: a) The First Coming: The historical event of Christ’s birth in Bethlehem, which we celebrate at Christmas. b) The Second Coming: The future return of Christ in glory, when He will bring fulfillment to God’s Kingdom, judge the living and the dead, and bring an end to suffering and sin. Advent is, therefore, a time of waiting and preparing, not just for the celebration of Jesus' birth, but for His ultimate return at the end of time.

12/1/24 - Primer domingo de Adviento

Queridas Hermanas y Hermanos,

    El significado del Adviento es central para esta temporada, y comprender su profundidad puede enriquecer nuestra celebración tanto de la temporada litúrgica como de la venida de Cristo.

    La palabra “Adviento” proviene del latín adventus, que significa “venida” o “llegada”. Es una temporada que marca la anticipación de la venida de Cristo. 

    El Adviento tiene dos dimensiones principales: La Primera Venida: El evento histórico del nacimiento de Cristo en Belén, que celebramos en Navidad. La Segunda Venida: El regreso futuro de Cristo en     gloria, cuando Él traerá el cumplimiento del Reino de Dios, juzgará a los vivos y a los muertos, y pondrá fin al sufrimiento y al pecado. El Adviento es, por lo tanto, un tiempo de espera y preparación no solo para la celebración del nacimiento de Jesús, sino para Su regreso final al final de los tiempos.

Announcements December 1st, 2024

  1. This Thursday we have the evening adoration from 8:00 to 10:00pm before the First Friday. All are welcome.

  2. We help the Life Center of Long Island with the Baby Bottle Campaign.
    Please return the baby bottles with your spare change or with some bills and place it in the collection baskets at weekend Masses, or bring it to the Parish Office. Please return the bottles to the church for next weekend of December 8th.

  3. As it was initiated by Wayne and Fernando, we were given some bread from “The Winner” bakery, that we shared for Thanksgiving.
    We want to thank the bakery owners for the bread, and for their kindness.
    As well we want to thank for the generosity of all of you in supporting our parish during the whole year.
    May the Giver of All good gifts from heaven, the Lord God Himself, continue to bless you and your whole family with what is necessary for dignified life.
    God bless you always!!!

Have a blessed week everyone!

Anuncios Diciembre 1, 2024

  1. Este Jueves por la noche desde 8:00 a 10:00pm tenemos la Adoracion del Santissimo Sacramento antes del primer viernes del mes. Todos son invitados.

  2. Ayudamos al Life Center de Long Island con la Campaña del Biberón. Por favor devuelva los biberones con el cambio de repuesto o con algunos billetes y colóquelos en las cestas de colecta durante las Misas del fin de semana, o tráigalos a la Oficina Parroquial.
    Por favor devuelva las botellas a la iglesia para el proximo fin de semana del 8 de diciembre.

  3. Como lo iniciaron Wayne y Fernando, la panadería “The Winner” nos regalo el pan para el Día de Acción de Gracias que hemos compartido.
    Queremos agradecer a esta panadería por el pan, y por su amabilidad.
    También queremos agradecer la generosidad de todos ustedes al apoyar a nuestra parroquia durante todo el anio, sia con la ofrenda sia con el servicio de voluntariado.
    Que el Dador de todos los buenos dones del cielo, el mismo Señor Dios, continúe bendiciendo a usted y a toda su familia con lo necesario para una vida digna. ¡Dios los bendiga siempre!!

¡¡¡Dios los bendiga a todos siempre!!!

“We are all born originals, some in life become photocopies.”

Carlo Acutis was born in London, Britain, on May 3, 1991, to Italian parents, Carlo and Antonia Salzano, who were in the City for work. He was baptized on May 18 at Our Lady of Dolours Church in London. In September 1991, the family returned to Milan. At the age of four, his parents enrolled him in kindergarten, which he attended with great enthusiasm. When the time came for compulsory schooling, he was enrolled at the San Carlo Institute in Milan, a well-known private school. After three months, he was transferred to elementary school at the Tommaseo Institute of the Marcelline Sisters, because it was closer to his home. On June 16, 1998, he received his First Communion, earlier than his usual age, thanks to special permission from his spiritual director, Fr Ilio Carrai, and Archbishop Pasquale Macchi. The celebration took place in the Monastery of the cloistered Romite nuns of the Order of St. Ambrose ad Nemus in Bemaga di Perego (Lecco). The Sacrament of Confirmation, on May 24, 2003, was administered to him in the church of Santa Maria Segreta, by Monsignor Luigi Testore, former secretary of Cardinal Carlo Maria Martini and parish priest of San Marco in Milan.

'Todos nacemos originales, algunos en la vida se convierten en fotocopias'

Carlo Acutis nació en Londres, Gran Bretaña, el 3 de mayo de 1991, de padres italianos, Carlo y Antonia Salzano, que estaban en la City por motivos de trabajo. Fue bautizado el 18 de mayo en la iglesia de Nuestra Señora de los Dolores de Londres. En septiembre de 1991, la familia regresó a Milán. A los cuatro años, sus padres le inscriben en la guardería, a la que asiste con gran entusiasmo. Cuando llegó el momento de la escolarización obligatoria, lo matricularon en el Instituto San Carlo de Milán, una conocida escuela pública. Al cabo de tres meses, fue trasladado a la escuela primaria del Instituto Tommaseo de las Hermanas Marcelinas, por estar más cerca de su casa. El 16 de junio de 1998 recibió la Primera Comunión, antes de su edad habitual, gracias a un permiso especial de su director espiritual, el padre Ilio Carrai, y del arzobispo Pasquale Macchi. La celebración tuvo lugar en el monasterio de las monjas de clausura romitas dell'Ordine di Sant'Ambrogio ad Nemus, en Bemaga di Perego (Lecco). El sacramento de la Confirmación, el 24 de mayo de 2003, le fue administrado en la iglesia de Santa Maria Segreta, por monseñor Luigi Testore, antiguo secretario del cardenal Carlo Maria Martini y párroco de San Marco en Milán.

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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:

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