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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5/5/24 - Unconditional Love - Cycle B

Dear Families,

Happy Easter!

 

This Sixth Sunday of Easter, Jesus said to his disciples: “As the Father loves me, so I also love you.  Remain in my love.  If you keep my commandments, you will remain in my love, just as I have kept my Father’s commandments and remain in his love.  I have told you this so that my joy may be in you and your joy might be complete.”

 

In this Gospel, Jesus shares the depth of his love for us.  It is simple and everlasting.  He calls us to love one another, as God loves him and as he loves us.  Sharing Jesus’ love is not simple.  This love requires putting others first, giving up a special treat, or being a friend to someone who is not easy to love.  Jesus teaches us that we will be happy and complete when we love one another as he loves us.

 

This week during the Sign of Peace, try to see Jesus in each person you greet and smile at them with love.

 

As a family watch video in its entirety and then ask each other this question.
How can you find new ways to spread Christ’s love and joy to others?

 

Family Prayer:  Lord, show us how to love and bring joy to others.  Amen.

 

 

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May25, 2024 - Sixth Sunday of Easter

Dear Sisters and Brothers,

   Last weekend some of you were surprised by the news about Wayne Goldmann’s passing away. We were all surprised about what and how fast it happened, so I am going to put it for you in a time frame.

     On Friday, the 19th of April, Wayne went to the hospital for gold bladder stones removal. He returned home after the 4-hour procedure. When the painkillers wore off, he was in pain throughout the night. Saturday morning he called ambulance because of the pain. He was admitted to the South Side Hospital and we all thought he will be taken care of.

     On Sunday the 21st I went to visit him at 11:30 and I gave him the anointing of the sick. We talked normally but with all the medicines that he was getting he was still in pain and tired.

     On Sunday evening at 11:00pm Alexandra, Wayne’s daughter received call that he needed to be intubated because he had difficulties breathing. He was put on dialysis because they realized that his kidneys were not working. He was sedated for the procedures.

     When I went to see Wayne at 11:30am on Monday the 22nd, there was no normal communication with Wayne because of the sedation. His first dialysis machine was not working properly so they were setting up the second machine for it. His heart rate was high around 130 and his blood pressure was low- around 65/35. His other numbers were not improving at all.

At that situation I gave him another anointing of the sick with the Apostolic Blessings that we could call “last rights” as it was becoming obvious, that Wayne is not going to recover. As nothing was improving; but only going downhill. Wayne passed away around 8:15pm that Monday, April 22nd, due to unexpected medical complications. He was surrounded by family and friends. Hi passing was very peaceful, almost unnoticeable.

5/5/24 - SEXTO  DOMINGO DE PASCUA

Queridas Hermanas y Hermanos,

   El fin de de semana pasado algunos de ustedes se sorprendieron con la noticia sobre el fallecimiento de Wayne Goldmann’s. Todos estamos sorprendidos por lo que sucedió y con que rapidez, asi que lo voy a poner en un marco de tiempo.

   El Viernes 19 de Abril, Wayne fue al hospital para que le extrajeran cálculos o piedra en la vejiga. Regreso a casa después del procedimiento de cuatros horas. Cuando los analgésicos desaparecieron, sintió dolor durante toda la noche. El Sabado por la mañana llamo a una ambulancia a causa del dolor. Fue ingresado en el Hospital South Side y todos pensamos que lo cuidarían.

   El Domingo 21 fui a visitarlo a la 11:30 y le di la unción de los enfermos. Hablamos normalmente, pero con todos los medicamentos que estaba tomando todavía tenia dolor y estaba cansado.

   El Domingo por la noche a las 11:00pm, Alexandra, la hija de Wayne, recibió una llamada informándole que necesitaba ser intubado porque tenia dificultades para respirar. Lo pusieron en diálisis porque se dieron cuenta de que sus riñones no funcionaban. Fue sedado para los procedimientos.

   Cuando fui a ver a Wayne a las 11:30 am del Lunes 22, no hubo comunicación normal con Wayne debido a la sedación . Su primera maquina de dialisis no funcionaba correctamente, por lo que estaban configurando la segunda maquina. Su frecuencia cardiaca era alta, alrededor de 130 y su presión arterial baja, alrededor de 65/35. Sus otros números no mejoraban en absoluto. Ante esa situación le di otra unción de los enfermos con la Bendiciones Apostolicas que podríamos llamar “últimos derechos” ya que estaba haciendo evidente que Wayne no se iba a recuperar. Como nada mejoraba; pero solo yendo cuesta abajo. Wayne fallecio alrededor de la 8:15 pm de ese Lunes 22 de Abril debido a complicaciones medicas inesperadas. Estuvo rodeado de familiares y amigos. Su fallecimiento fue muy pacifico, casi imperceptible.

Announcements May 5th, 2024

  1. Congratulations to all 33 of our children who received their Baptism last week. Keep growing in your faith.

  2. This week we congratulate all 132 children and youth who will receive their First Communion. Stay faithful to your friendship with Jesus and he will bless you greatly. Have a great celebration with your family and friends.

  3. Next weekend we will celebrate Mother’s Day. We will have a FLOWER SALE AT THE DOOR AND ON THE STREET CORNER. 
    Please plan to collaborate with the parish by purchasing the flowers from our vendors. Let’s make it a successful parish fundraiser as it was previous years.

  4. Father Rodrigo Acosta will arrive on Monday and will be with us for a week.

Anuncios Mayo 5th, 2024

  1. Felicitaciones a todos 33 nuestros niños y jovenes que recibieron su Bautismo la semana pasada. Continuan ustedes de crecer en la fe.

  2. Esta semana felicitamos a todos los 132 niños y jóvenes que reciben su Primera Comunión. Mantente fiel a tu amistad con Jesús y él te bendecirá grandemente. Que tengas una gran celebración con tu familia y amigos.

  3. El Ministerio REMA tendrá un retiro de parejas el Sabado 18 de mayo desde las 8:00am hasta las 4:30pm en la Iglesia de San Lucas.

  4. El próximo weekend celebraremos el Día de las Madres. Tendremos VENTA DE FLORES EN LA PUERTAS DE LA IGLESIA Y EN LA ESQUINA DE LA CALLE. 
    Por favor planee colaborar con la parroquia comprando las flores a nuestros proveedores. Hagamos que sea una recaudación de fondos parroquial exitosa como los otros anios.

  5. El Padre Rodrigo llegará el lunes y estará con nosotros por una semana, 
    Así que aprovechemos su presencia para LA CLASE BIBLICA, este martes Mayo 7 en la capilla a las 7 pm. ¡Que tengan una semana bendecida a todos!

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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.