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Church

of the

Blessed Sacrament

Manhattan

Rev. John P. Duffell, Pastor Rev. D’Angelo Jimenez, Parochial Vicar Msgr. Michael Crimmins, In Residence

Friar Santo Cricchio, OFM Conv., In Residence Rev. James O’Shea, CP, Sunday Associate

Deacon Scott Reisinger

Tina Silvestro, Director of Religious Education Caroline Sliney, School Principal

CHURCH: 152 West 71st Street, N.Y., N.Y. 10023 Ph: 212-877-3111 SCHOOL: 147 West 70th Street, N.Y., N.Y. 10023 .Ph: 212-724-7561 MASSES:

Fax: 212-799-6233 Fax: 212-724-0735

NEW PARISHIONERS:

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SUNDAY MASSES: Saturday evening at 5:30 PM Sunday: 8:30AM, 10:00AM (Family Mass) 11:15AM (Spanish), 12:30PM & 5:30PM (Young Adult Choir) WEEKDAYS: 7:30 AM, 12:10 PM, 5:30 PM SATURDAYS: 7:30 AM, 12:10 PM SPANISH WKDAY MASS: Every Other Wednesday of the month HOLY DAYS & EVES. OF HOLY DAYS: As Announced.

BAPTISM:

Arrangements must be made at the Rectory. Sponsors must be practicing Catholics. Parents, and also godparents when possible, must attend the Pre-Baptismal conference which is held on the 1st Tuesday of every month at 7:30pm in the rectory.

CONFESSIONS: Saturday afternoons 4:30 to 5:15 pm, and anytime at the Rectory.

MARRIAGES: Arrangements should be made at least six months in advance at the rectory to ensure the date and the hour desired. The Nuptial Mass is the ordinary form of celebrating Christian marriage, and should be strongly considered when making Wedding plans. Attendance at the Pre-Cana Conferences, or the equivalent, is required by the Archbishop.

PARISH BOUNDARIES: Central Park West to the Hudson River, from the South side of 77th Street down to the North side of 65th Street.

We welcome new parishioners, and invite them to register at the Rectory. The registration is our only means of certifying anyone as a member of our parish. If you move to another Parish, or change your address within the Parish, please notify us.

FATIMA DEVOTIONS: The Rosary is said daily after the 12:10 pm Mass. Friday from 6-7 pm there is a holy hour.

BENEDICTION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT: First Friday - Exposition: 12:35 pm. Adoration: All day; Benediction: 5:15 PM.

MIRACULOUS MEDAL NOVENA: Mondays, before the 12:10 Mass and before the 5:30 pm Mass.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN AND TEENAGERS:

Classes in Religion for Catholic children/teenagers, Pre- kindergarten - High School take place on Sundays. The Family Mass begins at 10:00 a.m. in the Church followed by class instruction in the school. Ongoing religious education is important for the religious development of your children. First Communion and Confirmation require a two year program. Sunday School Website: www.blessedsacramentsundayschool.org

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PARISH NEWS

My Dear Parishioners and Friends, Let me rejoice in welcoming Father Thomas Caswell who joins us again and will be with us until July 5th. Fr. Caswell is an old friend and a good friend. While he is here I am slipping away, tomorrow the 25th, to attend a meeting of the Association of United States Catholic Priests, held in Albuquerque, NM. On my way back I will be stopping in Ann Arbor, MI to witness the Marriage of a former parishioner. I return on the morning of July 1. I am still deeply saddened by the separation of families that has taken place at our Southern Border. I am considering a Second Collection next weekend for Catholic Charities to assist them in their efforts to help those affected by this. I would like to thank one of our parishioners, Katie, for sending along some helpful information about a local effort to help the 239 separated children being housed here just over in East Harlem. It is an effort organized by City Council Member Mark Levine to donate clothing and supplies to these 239. Please take a look at the following: https://www.westsiderag.com/2018/06/21/council-member-levine-taking-donations-for-immigrant-children-who-are-being-held-in-nyc. What is the Christian response to what we are witnessing at the Border? How can we, as those who believe in the value and sanctity of the family and of those who come from afar, bear witness and assist? It’s a week rich in Liturgy, for this week we celebrate the feasts of some of the great Doctors of the Church as well as the two founders of the Church. St. Cyril of Alexandria (376-444) presided over the First Council of Ephesus, which declared Mary to be the Mother of God. Cyril defended our Lady’s place in God’s plan of salvation, and wrote about the Incarnation and the dignity of the human person. St. Irenaeus, who died in 202, was Bishop of Lyons, and faced one of the most widespread of all Christian heresies, Gnosticism. This erroneous doctrine taught that the flesh was evil and that only a select few had access to the salvific truths of the faith. Irenaeus pointed to the Incarnation and Resurrection to show forth the goodness of creation, and pointed to Apostolic Succession in the Church as the means by which saving truth is communicated to all and not simply the few.

St. Peter, as we know, is hailed as the Rock upon which Jesus builds the community of believers. He is a visible sign of God’s presence remaining with those who believe, and the source of their unity. St. Paul, too, is hailed as a unique founder of the Church because he truly was converted by the Lord and became the Apostle to the Gentiles through his missionary journeys. Both were martyred around the year 64 by the Roman Emperor Nero after the great fire of Rome. As a Roman citizen, Paul would not face the torture of crucifixion, but was beheaded. Peter, tradition holds, was crucified upside down, and when, in the 20th Century, his bones were discovered underneath the Basilica of St. Peter in Rome, the feet were missing from his tomb, which corroborates this tradition. As always, let us continue to pray for peace. Father Duffell

WE SHARE CAMPAIGN RESULTS THANK YOU TO THE 67 PARISHIONERS WHO PARTICIPATED IN OUR WE SHARE CAMPAIGN IN MAY. Of the 67, 35 are new enrollees and 32 increased their giving. As you recall, an anonymous group of parishioners committed to donate $10,000 if 150 parishioners enrolled or increased their We Share donations. At almost 45% of our goal, the anonymous donors decided to donate $5000 to Blessed Sacrament. We are grateful for their generosity.

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NOTICIAS PARROQUIALES Queridos Feligreses y Amigos; Permítanme regocijarme al dar la bienvenida al Padre Thomas Caswell, quien se une nuevamente a nosotros y estará en nuestra parroquia hasta el día 5 de julio. P. Caswell es un viejo amigo y un buen amigo. Mientras él este aquí, me estoy escapando, mañana día 25, para asistir a una reunión de la Asociación de Sacerdotes Católicos de los Estados Unidos, celebrada en Albuquerque, Nuevo México. En mi camino de regreso, haré una parada en Ann Arbor, MI para presenciar el matrimonio de un antiguo feligrés. Regreso en la mañana del 1ro de julio. Esta es una semana rica en Liturgia. Celebramos las fiestas de algunos de los grandes Doctores de la Iglesia, así como los dos fundadores de la Iglesia. San Cirilo de Alejandría (376-444) presidió el Primer Concilio de Éfeso, que declaró a María como la Madre de Dios. Cirilo defendió el lugar de Nuestra Señora en el plan de salvación de Dios, y escribió sobre la Encarnación y la dignidad de la persona humana. San Ireneo, que murió en el 202, era obispo de Lyon, y se enfrentó a una de las herejías cristianas más extendidas, el agnosticismo. Esta doctrina errónea enseñó que la carne era malvada y que solo unos pocos elegidos tenían acceso a las verdades de la fe. Ireneo señaló la Encarnación y la Resurrección para mostrar la bondad de la creación y señaló la Sucesión Apostólica en la Iglesia como el medio por el cual esta verdad se comunica a todos y no solo a unos pocos. San Pedro, como sabemos, es aclamado como la Roca sobre la cual Jesús construye la comunidad de creyentes. Él es un signo visible de la presencia de Dios que permanece con aquellos que creen, y la fuente de su unidad. San Pablo, también es aclamado como un fundador único de la Iglesia porque verdaderamente fue convertido por el Señor y se convirtió en el Apóstol de los gentiles a través de sus viajes misioneros. Ambos fueron martirizados alrededor del año 64 por el emperador romano Nerón después del gran incendio de Roma. Como ciudadano romano, Pablo no enfrentaría la tortura de la crucifixión, sino que fue decapitado. Pedro, según la tradición, fue crucificado con la cabeza hacia abajo, y cuando, en el siglo XX sus huesos fueron descubiertos debajo de la Basílica de San Pedro en Roma, los pies faltaban en su tumba, lo que corrobora esta tradición. Aun estoy profundamente entristecido por la separación de familias que ha tenido lugar en nuestra Frontera Sur. Estoy considerando una Segunda Colecta el próximo fin de semana para Catholic Charities para ayudarlos en sus esfuerzos para ayudar a los afectados por esta situación. Quiero agradecer a una de nuestras feligresas, Katie, por enviarnos información útil sobre un esfuerzo local para ayudar a los 239 niños separados que se encuentran aquí en East Harlem. Es un esfuerzo organizado por Mark Levine, miembro del Concejo

Municipal, para donar ropa y suministros a estos 239. Por favor, eche un vistazo a lo siguiente: https://www.westsiderag.com/2018/06/21/council-member-levine-taking-donations-for-immigrant-children-who-are-being-held-in-nyc. ¿Cuál es la respuesta cristiana a lo que estamos presenciando en la frontera? ¿Cómo podemos nosotros, como aquellos que creen en el valor y la santidad de la familia y de aquellos que vienen de lejos, dar testimonio y ayudar?

Como siempre les pido orar por la paz. Padre Duffell

THE SISTERS OF ST. DOMINIC OF AMITYVILLE CELEBRATE ANNUAL LUNCHEON

Please join us on Friday, June 29th, 2018 as the Sisters of St. Dominic of Amityville host their 17th Annual Beauty of the Spirit Luncheon at Crest Hollow Country Club in Woodbury, NY.

Guests will enjoy fantastic auctions and raffles, as well as an inspirational lecture from keynote speaker, S. Aimee Koonmen, OP Executive Director of Bethany House. This year's Master of Ceremonies is News 12 Long Island Anchor and Journalist, Carol Silva. Tickets are $75 each. Proceeds from the event benefit the retired Sisters - the beautiful and dedicated women who have spent their entire lives serving the tri-state area and beyond; now it is our turn to care for them. For more information, please contact 631-842-6000 ext. 246. SPIRIT IN ACTION GROUP Spirit in Action is a group sponsored by the church of St. John the Baptist in New York City. It is a club for mature Catholics over 50 years of age who are interested in getting together for spiritual, cultural, and social activities. Members receive newsletters concerning upcoming events. If you are interested in joining, please call our Hotline: 212-560-2366 and leave a message after the beep.

2nd Annual Sheen Center Theater Festival of Catholic Playwrights June 21-24, 2018, Sheen Center for Thought & Culture, 18 Bleecker St, Manhattan Free Admission

The Sheen Center Theater Festival celebrates the voices of emerging and established Catholic playwrights. This year's festival features a showcase of Catholic theatre companies and three full-length play readings, followed by talkbacks with the artists. Sun., Jun. 24, 2 PM - Reading of The Merry Widows of Windsor by Emily C.A. Snyder

For the full schedule and to reserve free tickets, go to sheencenter.org/shows/festival or call the box office at 212-925-2812.

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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Our Sunday School Classes for this year ended on May 20 with a Family Day. Family members were invited to attend their child’s class for a review of the year, receive their child’s Progress Reports, and join us for a buffet of cheese, crackers, bagels, fruit, and sweets. Sunday School will begin again on September 9. Registration Packets will be emailed to the parents of current students at the end of June and posted on the Sunday School website. Paper copies will also be available at the rectory. You must register your child each year. Please register by August 1. If your child is not a current student, please email me at tina@blessedsacramentsundayschool.org so I can send you a packet via email or call the rectory office at 212-877-3111 and leave your postal address if you wish to receive a paper copy of the registration packet. We are so very grateful for the 22 Classroom Catechists and Assistants, 11 Youth Assistants, 13 substitutes and event coordinators, and 4 Team members who monitor the school door, halls, and logistics. Without these generous and dedicated volunteers we would not be able to have our Religious Education Sunday Program for children. If you have questions about Sunday School classes or wish to volunteer, please call Tina Silvestro at 212-877-3111. BAPTISM PREPARATION Parents and godparents desiring to baptize a child are required to attend a Baptismal Preparation Conference. Conferences are offered the first Tuesday of every month at 7:30pm. If you are interested join us on July 3rd in the rectory. CARDINAL’S ANNUAL STEWARDSHIP APPEAL Thank you to the 186 donors currently giving to the Cardinal’s Appeal. Your gifts totaling $76,801 are helping various initiatives across the Archdiocese including helping those in need, supporting parishes in need, clergy formation, and catholic education. Please consider giving if you have not yet done so by visiting https://cardinalsappeal.org. Thank you so much. SAINT VINCENT DE PAUL All are welcome to a meeting of the Blessed Sacrament conference of the St Vincent de Paul Society on Tuesday, June 26, at 6:30PM. The meeting will be held in the rectory of the church. SECOND COLLECTION FOR JULY 1, 2018 Pastoral Solidarity for the Church in Africa This collection provides grants to finance pastoral projects that support the maintenance and growth of the Church in Africa including outreach programs, schools, evangelization, and education of clergy and ministers.

Finance Committee Corner

Last Sunday $6,345 was received in the offertory baskets at Mass and $6,367 was received through WeShare, for a total of $12,712. Thank you for so generously giving

to our regular collection.

Esquina Financiera La suma de la colecta durante las Misas del domingo

pasado fue $6,345. Recibimos $6,367 a través de WeShare para un total de $12,712. Gracias por dar tan generosamente

a nuestra colección regular.

Saturday Evening, June 23rd

5:30 Joseph King +

Sunday, June 24th 8:30 Vivian Ann Hill +, Fannie Lott + 10:00 Jeanne Caffrey + 11:15 Venezolanos “Unidos con lazos” 12:30 Adrien Henry + 5:30 Intentions of Jules Rostata on their Birthday

Monday, June 25th 7:30 Cipriana Hurtado + 12:10 Donna de Solis +

5:30 Donna de Solis +

Tuesday, June 26th 7:30 Rafael Guillen + 12:10 Mildred Confrey + 5:30 Ed Sustrick +

Wednesday, June 27th 7:30 Intentions of Lucia Dollimore 12:10 Catherine Arcomano + 5:30 7:00

Catherine Arcomano +

Thursday, June 28th 7:30 12:10

5:30

Deceased members of the Reyes Family + Ewa Wiszowaty + Crisanta Duron, +, Nicolario Briones, Sr. +, Marciano Baculo, Jr. +

Friday, June 29th 7:30 12:10 5:30

Intentions of William Garcia Intentions of Emmanuella C. Constant Mary Crannell +

Saturday, June 30th 7:30 12:10

Cliceria, Virgilio, Alfred Madriaga, Primitivo de los Santos + Visitacion, Aristeo Portugal +

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NEW PARISHIONER REGISTRATION FORM

Date Your Name Your Spouses Name (Only if BOTH are Registering) Children Address Apt. # City State Zip Telephone Email Your Occupation Your Spouses Occupation How should we address you? (Check One) Mr. & Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Ms. Would you like to receive weekly offering envelopes? Yes No If not, would you like us to sign you up for WeShare? Yes No

If you have not registered in the parish and attend our mass regularly, please fill the following form out and return it to the Rectory office. All information will be kept confidential.

What is WeShare? WeShare, LPi’s Online Giving Management System, allows Blessed Sacrament’s parishioners to donate to our parish efficiently, effectively, and securely. It is an automated means for parishioners to support our church financially through one-time or recurring contributions. Simply visit http://blessedsacramentnyc.churchgiving.com and click on Make a Donation or call 1800-950-9952 and -- just like your monthly mortgage or other bills -- the money will simply be debited from your account and go directly to Blessed Sacrament

Weekly EM and Lector Schedule

Saturday, June 23rd 5:30 pm 1st Anita Pearl 2nd Merleann Taylor POF Vincent Gardino

EM

Elizabeth Hutton, Merleann Taylor, Carmen Botero

Sunday, June 24th

8:30 am 1st Brendan Contant 2nd Clare Bush

POF Tom Caffrey

EM

JoDell Sheilds, Vivian Villaluz, Brendan Contant, Clare Bush, Tom Caffrey

10:00 am 1st Danny Gonzalez

2nd Shirley Rodriguez POF Mary Bradley

EM Deacon Scott, Joan Tedeschi, Mimi Nevin, Mary Bradley, Nellie Gonzalez-Arce, Julie Tom, Patricia Caffrey

11:15 am 1st Mase Kerdel-Demarco 2nd Ramon Gimenez POF Marina Che EM

Junior Santiago, Cindy Ochoa, Oscar Henk

12:30 pm 1st Ingrid Leacock 2nd Wendy Pineda POF

EM

Ed Casey Ed Casey, Wendy Pineda, Jack Going, Raul Garcia-Moncada, Elsa Alvarez, Lola Gordon, Christina Elefante

5:30 pm 1st Paula Djabbarah

2nd John Gasdaska POF Adriana Gonzalez EM Tiffany Riady, Steve Whelan, Rob

Porell, Helena Maria Lim, Elizabeth Occhipinti, Elizabeth Kubinski, John Gasdaska

Celebrants for the Weekend of June 30th – July 1st Sat. 5:30pm Father Caswell Sun. 8:30am Father O’Shea 10:00am Father O’Shea 11:15am Father D’Angelo 12:30pm Father Caswell 5:30pm Father Duffell

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Catalino Accusta + JohnAiello

Santo Alvarez Tony Amorini Hector Aponte Pedro Aschi +

Joao Baptista Luz + Horst Barnbeck+ Enoch Barnes + Pepper Barrau +

Raymond Barrau +

Jackie Barrau +

Joseph Behrmann + William Berres + Joseph Biolek + Josef Biolek +

John Edward Bounds Pedro Braga

Joseph A.Brash+ Joseph P.Brash+

Mario Bueno Joseph Butler O'Hehir+

Philip Caffrey + Edward M. Casey, Sr.+

Florentino Chang+ Florentino Chang Raimundo Chang

Julian Chang Howard Christian

Howard Christian, Sr.+ Dr. Joseph Croce +

Rocco Croce + Jose Cuntin

Thomas Dannemiller+ Don Dannemiller Sidney DeJean+ Istvan DeKany

James Delaney +

Aldo Solito DeSolis +

CJ Diana

Pedro Diaz+

Tony DiGiovanni + William Drew+ Yves Dupiton Fred Dupiton

Dr. Anthony N. Duruh Daniel Fernandez

Dan Fernandez Guissepe Ferrata + Phillip H. Gahm Evelio Garcia + Ramon Garcia +

Amelitino Garcia + William J. Gibbons +

George Gordon +

Robert F. Grasmeder +

Heredio Gutierrez +

John J. Hanley+

Robert W. Hanning

Robert C. Hanning

Howard C. Hanning +

Dr. Howard B. Hanning + Dr. Allan Hartman

F. George Hennessy + Roberto Hidalgo + Roberto J. Hidalgo Winston C. Hill+

Jonathan Holland

Tony Horn + Edward F. Huber+ Pedro Huertas + Richard Jacobus Nestor Jaramillo

Brian Jones Frank Jordan +

John H. Kaufman, Sr.+ Will Koenig +

John Koenig

Wieslaw Konarska + Peter Kunz, Jr.

Peter Kunz, Sr.+ Luke LaRoche +

Young Bum Lee + Jean Lesieux +

Claude-PhilippeLim Richard Lim

Pedro V. Luz + Wendell Mahoney+ Balbino Martinez +

Jesus Martinez +

Ciro Mauro +

Jose Mayot+ Ernest "Bud" Merola +

Derrick Mitchell Oscar Molina

Juan Montalvo + Samuel Montalvo

Heriberto Montalvo Peter Moore+

Julio Alejandro Morales Charles Morris

Charles Moschetto + Japhet Motta+

Carmelo Andres Navarro Luis M. Nieto + Alberto Nieto Jorge Nieto

Arturo Nieto Gabriel Nieto

Michael J. O'Brien+ J. George O'Brien+ Father O'Connors + Rosario Occhipinti+

Cary Ogston Louis Palazza +

Fred Polistena +

Alejandro Ramirez

Stanley R. Resor + Edmund L. Resor

Nando Ricci+

Carlos Rodriguez +

Tony Rodriguez

George V. Russano

Dr. Robert O. Russano

Richard X. Russano Julito Sainz +

Carlos Salazar+ German Salazar Sergio Salazar

Guillermo Salazar Arcadio Salazar Betancort+

Santo Salmieri+ Ferris A. Samara + Henrique Specie +

Andrew Stone Jesse Szczesiak

Ronald Joseph Szczesiak Theodore Taylor +

Juan Trevison Matt Trokey Mike Trokey

Edward Tucker + James Turner +

Francisco "Paco" Vargas Matthew Veralli, Sr.+

Ariosto Vidal + Carlos Vidal

Francisco Viray + Michael T. Wallace+ Martin A. Walsh, Sr.

John Edward Wilderman + Msgr. Mock Yen + Tom Zimmerman

Michael Zimmerman

John Zizzisr

IN A VERY SPECIAL WAY WE REMEMBER THE FATHERS OF OUR PARISH. BOTH LIVING AND DECEASED.

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My soul cries out with a joyful shout that the God of my heart is great, And my spirit sings of the wondrous things that you bring to the ones who wait. You fixed your sight on your servant's plight, and my weakness you did not spurn, So from east to west shall my name be blest. Could the world be about to turn?

Though I am small, my God, my all, you work great things in me, And your mercy will last from the depths of the past to the end of the age to be. Your very name puts the proud to shame, and to those who would for you yearn, You will show your might, put the strong to flight, for the world is about to turn.

From the halls of power to the fortress tower, not a stone will be left on stone. Let the king beware for your justice tears ev'ry tyrant from his throne. The hungry poor shall weep no more, for the food they can never earn; There are tables spread, ev'ry mouth be fed, for the world is about to turn.

Though the nations rage from age to age, we remember who holds us fast: God's mercy must deliver us from the conqueror's crushing grasp. This saving word that out forebears heard is the promise which holds us bound, 'Til the spear and rod can be crushed by God, who is turning the world around.

SATURDAY, JUNE 23RD – MASS AT 5:30PM SUNDAY, JUNE 24TH - MASSES AT 8:30AM AND 12:30PM

INTRODUCTORY RITES GATHERING HYMN: Praise My Soul the King of Heaven #750 LITURGY OF THE WORD Readings begin on page 224 FIRST READING: Isaiah 49:1-6 PSALM RESPONSE: Psalm 139:1b-3, 13-14ab, 14c-15

R:/ I praise you, I Praise you for I am wonderfully made. SECOND READING: Acts 13:22-26 GOSPEL READING: Luke 1:77-66, 80 LITURGY OF THE EUCHARIST Can be found on Page 14 OFFERTORY HYMN: I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say #711 COMMUNION HYMN: What Wondrous Love #678 RECESSIONAL HYMN For all the Saints #792

SUNDAY, JUNE 24TH, 2018 - MASS AT 5:30 PM ENTRANCE HYMN: Canticle of Turning

R:/ My heart shall sing of the day you bring. Let the fires of your justice burn. Wipe away all tears, for the dawn draws near, and the world is about to turn!

RESPONSORIAL PSALM: Psalm 139:1b-3, 13-14ab, 14c-15

R:/ I praise you, I Praise you for I am wonderfully made.

OFFERTORY HYMN: You Are Mine #717 COMMUNION HYMN: You Are Near #709 RECESSIONAL HYMN: Canticle of Zechariah #36