CELEBRATION OF THE SACRAMENTS

EUCHARIST:

Tuesday-Friday- 9:00AM

Liturgy of  the Lord's Day: Saturday - 5:00PM;  Sunday -8:00AM,  9:30AM, 11:30AM,  

Holy Day Schedule: when a Holy Day falls during the week  the Masses will be at      9:00AM, 5:00 PM, the day of the Holy Day.

RECONCILIATION:

Saturday 4:15- 4:45PM & by Appointment

BAPTISMS:

2nd & 4th Sundays at 1 PM

Please contact Sr. Grace at least 6 months prior to the birth to schedule an interview. A Baptism class (held on the first Thursday of the month at 7:00 PM in the Parish Center) is required for all first time parents.

WEDDINGS:

Please call Fr. Peter Dooley's office to arrange an interview one year in advance of the projected date. (631-261-2485, ext 106)

RCIA (The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults):

The way in which adults join the Church. Persons interested in becoming Catholics are invited to contact any member of our Parish Staff at the Parish Center (261-2485, ext 100).

Altar Memorials - Frequently we seek to honor people by sending them flowers.  They are a beautiful tribute.  Traditionally flowers are likewise placed on the altars in churches to honor family and friends both living and deceased.  I would like to begin placing flowers regularly on the altar and your participation is welcome.  In addition to flower memorials you can also have the Bread and Wine for the week offered in memory or in honor of a loved one.  In order to share in these offerings, stop by the receptionist office in the Parish Center.  The offerings are as follows:  Main Altar Arrangements: (one arrangement) $90.00  Shrines:  Blessed Mother, St. Joseph, St. Philip: (one arrangement) $75.00  Blessed Sacrament Altar: (two arrangement) $115.00  Bread and Wine:  $35    Each week the bulletin will list the names of those in whose honor the flowers or Bread and Wine have been offered.  A memorial card will be available for you to send to family or friends in the same way you would send a mass card. 

ABOUT SAINT PHILIP NERI: St. Philip Neri was a priest whom the people nicknamed the Saint of Joy because God had gifted him with a special sense of humor. His smile went with him when he visited the sick and the imprisoned, and when he served pilgrims who traveled to Rome.