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Priest
Reverend Sean Harlow, O. Carm.
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Catholic News Service
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Free Access to Formed
My dear Sisters and Brothers,
A wonderful thing is now available to all parishioners in the archdiocese! The Archdiocese of New York is subsidizing for one year a subscription to the on-line site: FORMED. Everyone in the parish can now access the web site: formed.org, by using the Parish Access Code: H36R3F. Take note that you must use capital letters in order to sign in properly.
Go to FORMED.ORG, use the access code, and you will be asked to register an account with your name, address and email address. The site will then lead you to faith formation programs, Bible studies, Catholic-themed movies, e-books, conferences and much more, all of it free.
I hope that you will make use of this site and open yourself to the some of the best traditional explanations of our Catholic Faith.
Fr. Sean
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Catholic Women Preach
Fr Sean invites you to view interesting perspectives on the weeks Gospel by visiting the website Catholic Women Preach. Click on the link below to access these thought provoking perspectiives
http://catholicwomenpreach.org
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Get ZOOMingBeginning first week in June, the folloeing virtual meetings will start:Book Club, Tuesdays 10-11:15am“The Holy Longing: The Search for a Christian Spirituality”
by Fr. Ronald Rolheiserto join, contact Deacon Carl carlloc@yahoo.comSunday Scripture Sudy,
Wednesdays 10-11amto join, contact Lourdes Eyer lourdeseyer@yahoo.comBible Study, Thursdays 10-11am
studying First Corinthiansto join, contact Eileen Carson
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TUTORING AVAILABLEDoes your child need some extra help to finish this challenging school year?If so, please contact Martha Santos, a parishioner and retired teacher who is coordinating a list of those able to provide assistance, at msantos@hvc.rr.com. Briefly explain the difficulty your child is encountering so that he or she can be matched with the appropriate volunteer.Also, contact Martha if you have a skill that you are able to share with our students.
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Food Pantry
We want you to know that the food pantry is available to help you during these challenging times. All you need do is call the office at 361-3107, and leave your first name and telephone number. Deb will then make arrangements for you to safely pick up groceries.
In the alternative, if you have not been hit financially by this crisis and would like to help, non-perishable pantry items can be left on the cart in between the doors to Deacon John Hall between noon-3 p.m. on Wednesdays and Fridays. Suggested items include: Tuna, canned chicken, mayo Red sauce, pasta, rice, Peanut butter, jelly, crackers, canned/dried fruit, fruit bowls Pancake mix, syrup, juice, soup, beans, coffee, tea, oatmeal and other cereals Mac & cheese, granola bars. If it’s more convenient for you, grocery store gift cards or checks made payable to St. Paul's Food Pantry are also welcome. Thank you.
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COVID-193/20/2020Dear Parishioners,Masses are cancelled at St. Paul's Church and the church is closed. Our church office will be closed until further notice. You are dispensed from the obligation to attend. Phones will be monitored from home for emergencies.We ask that all parishioners stay at home as much as possible and that all practice social distancing. Fr. Sean is permitted to celebrate a private Mass and he will do so for all your intentions. Confessions can be heard in Fr. Sean's office by appointment. May the healing power of the Lord Jesus be with all of us. More will follow.Fr. Sean
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St. Paul's Mission
St. Paul's strives to be a community of Christians, in the Roman Catholic tradition, responding to the call of Jesus under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, providing mutual assistance in Christian life, witness, service and worship and promoting the Reign of God as proclaimed in the Scriptures:
- to Act with justice
- to Love tenderly
- to Serve one another
- to Walk humbly with God
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Word on Fire
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PHASE I
OPENING FOR PRIVATE PRAYER
WHEN: 10 a.m.-12 p.m. and 3-5 p.m.On Wednesday, June 3, and Friday, June 5NOTE: CHECK Webpage or Facebook each weekend for week’s schedule.A MAXIMUM 10 PEOPLEWILL BE ADMITTED AT A TIME!MASKS ARE REQUIRED!SOCIAL DISTANCING: Participants must remain at least SIX FEET apart in pews.PLEASE FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONSON THE POSTED SIGNAGE!There will be a sanitizing station in the church.The East Wing, Deacon John HallAND ALL THE BATHROOMSwill be locked and inaccessible.Enter the church through the main door.A basket will be provided if you wish to drop off envelopes. -
Today's Readings
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Reading 1 Acts 25:13b-21Responsorial Psalm 103:1-2, 11-12, 19-20abGospel Jn 21:15-19
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Mass Schedule
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Parish Handbook
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Ministry Schedules
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Church Records
We continually strive to keep our records and envelope system up-to-date, but we do need your help in order to achieve this.
Please remember to notify the Church Office at 361-3107 if you have an address or phone number change, or if you are moving out of the parish.If you have added any new family members, or if children have gone on to register independently please let us know. Thank you. -
Parish Council
Parish Council meetings, generally held on the 2nd Monday of the month are announced in the church bulletin and on the website and are open to all parishioners. If you wish to address the Council at a meeting, contact the church office to request to have your topic added to the agenda. Minutes of each council meeting can be found on the website at stpaulsbullville.org/parish-council.
Use the link below to access the Parish Council page and current minutes
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Archdiocesan Hotline"The Archdiocese of New York takes the stewardship of your donations and its resources seriously. If you have knowledge of financial misconduct or suspect that it might be occurring, please report your concerns via a toll free hotline, at 877-820-0541, or on the internet, at http://www.reportlineweb.com/ADNY.
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New to St Paul's?
New Parishioners are always welcome and are encouraged to join the Parish. Why Register?
To facilitate communication with you
So we can more accurately plan for parish needs
Sacramental record keeping
Active membership allows a person to be a godparent at Baptism or sponsor a child at Confirmation.
Young Adults should register whether they live with their parents or on their own. This makes it possible for you to demonstrate that you, your-self, are a registered active and participating individual member of St. Paul’s Church, apart from your parents. We hope that you will find our church community a place where your life of faith will be nourished. Your prayers, your presence, and your talents are most welcome here.
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Mass Intention Book
The 2020 Daily Mass Record, which is now open for anyone who would like to schedule an announced Mass on a Saturday evening or Sunday morning next year. Having a Mass said for a deceased family member or friend – often around the anniversary of their death or birthday – is an important Catholic tradition. The usual donation is $10 per name, paid at the time of scheduling, which includes a Mass Card that will let others know when their loved one is being remembered in prayer.
And when you stop by the office to schedule your memorial Masses, remember that we also have cards available that convey the gift of prayer for happy occasions such as births, birthdays and anniversaries.