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1 SAINT MARY S CHURCH 42 GOSHEN AVENUE washingtonville , NEW YORK Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 3, 2022 _____ PARISH STAFF CONTACT Rev. Christopher Argano, Pastor Rev. Matthew MacDonald, Parochial Vicar Rev. Paul Dmoch, In Residence Msgr. Robert Hospodar, Weekend Associate Deacon Tim Curran, Deacon Barney Kahn Mary Juliano, Business Manager Marie Temple, Business Administrator Kathy Derevjanik, Reception Alyssa McCabe, Director of Music, Bulletin Editor Jeanne Versweyveld, Director of Religious Education Brian Manngard, Facilities Manager Val Wojnicki, Director of Little Lambs Preschool Noah Webb, Youth Ministry Parish Office: Priest Emergency Line: Little Lambs Preschool: Email: Website: OFFICE HOURS Monday 9:00am 2:00pm Tuesday 9:00am-4:00pm Wednesday, Thursday & Friday 9:00am-12 noon FOURTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Saturday, July 2, 2022 4.

2 00 Nick Matro, Dolores Clinton, Stephanie Kastine Sunday, July 3, 2022 7:30 Anne & Maurice Egan, Jean Prommersberger, Ralph Paukovits 9:00 Silvana & Lisa Spisany, Teresa & Dominic Balzarini 10:30 Maria Gonzalez, William J. & Patti Schueler, Elmore V. & Dorothy T. Schueler 12:00 Helen Prekel Monday 9:00 Alex Derevjanik, 10th anniversary Tuesday 9:00 Jamie Erwin Wednesday 9:00 Robert Stein Thursday 9:00 Rayola McLaughlin Friday 9:00 Deceased members of Casazza & Leveroni Families Saturday 9:00 People of the Parish 4:00 Virginia Abrey, James, Larry & Judy Masterson Sunday, July 10, 2022 7:30 James Easterly, Philip & Frances Hogan 9:00 Joan Curley, David Walsh 10:30 Anne & James Gauquie, Margaret Nill & Anthony Gauquie, Bernadette Kleister Mary & John McCormack Sr.

3 , 12:00 Eileen & Kevin McLoughlin, Donna Munoz LITURGICAL SCHEDULE DAILY MASS Weekdays at 9:00AM SUNDAY MASS Saturday Vigil 4:00PM Sundays 7:30AM, 9:00AM, 10:30AM, Noon. (6pm Mass is suspended until after Labor Day) The 10:30AM Sunday Mass is live streamed weekly and can be viewed on our website or parish Facebook page. NOCTURNAL ADORATION SOCIETY Eucharistic Adoration occurs monthly overnight on the 1st Saturday of the month at 9pm and continues until 7am. For more information, please call Andrea at 845-234-0584. SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Reconciliation takes place in the Church Saturdays from 2:30-3:30pm or by appointment. ROSARY Please join us every Tuesday at 7pm in the Church to recite the Rosary.

4 Homebound and in need of confession or Holy Communion? We have priests who are available to bring the sacraments to you upon request. Please call or text 1-646-535-3084 Fr. Paul Dmoch Edmond Fitzgerald Joann Heberling Bob Kaiser Nancy Tripi CEMETERY REGULATIONS Please review the following Cemetery Regulations. Objects, such as plastic flowers and benches, make it difficult to properly mow the cemetery grounds. Thank you for your adherence to these Allen Nicholas Paradie Jeffrey D. Bauer Brendan PelkeyLiam Bennett Clark PelkeyBrendan Boylan Brian PelosoBrandon Cassidy Kevin PostiglioneChristopher Chase Michael ReillyPaul Ciabotti James P. SalkaThomas Cudmore Andrew SantosRobert Green Daniel SchlichtThomas Heintz Raymond ShepardNick Kavanah Mary TigheJames Lidestri Catherine TigheAustin Maddox Justin WarnickAnthony Massari Lauren WarnickJoseph Mazzocchi Matthew WarrenLauren Merchant Andrew Neybold Daniel Palazzozo All deed holders, their families and friends shall be allowed on the grounds during daylight hours only, strictly observing all proprieties due in a work done on the grounds is subject to the control and direction of St.

5 Mary s Church and the of sod and digging of holes is solid, which might damage cemetery machinery, is not allowed. No glass is prohibited including glass blocks or any item partly of glass except vigil in front of stones may not extend more than 12 inches. Artificial flowers, wreaths, and designs, or all other decorative objects are not allowed. Cemetery personnel will remove all Christmas decorations after January 1, including those fastened to are permitted on graves onlyon Memorial Day, Independence Day, and Veteran s Day. They may be placed seven (7) days prior to the holiday and will be removed after the eighth (8) day following the holiday. Statues are prohibited unless partof the objects shall be removed which violate the above regulations or when in the judgment of the cemetery superintendent, their appearance and condition warrant removal.

6 Cemetery is not responsible for accidental damage caused by routine of people visit the cemetery each year. Because the cemetery is open to the public, it is impossible to control the activity of every visitor. We regret we cannot guarantee decorations from damage or 4, 2022O beautiful for spacious skies,For amber waves of grain,For purple mountain majestiesAbove the fruited plain!God Bless AmericaReligious Education News Catholic Literature &

7 Arts Summer Program A uniquely Catholic and universally fun theater arts camp, Sunday, July 31st through Saturday, August 6, 2022. CYFM s team of educators, dancers, choreographers, directors, acting coaches, religious, and priests, bring out the best in each participant. Participants grow and share their gifts and talents, pray and worship, and debut a new original musical, Jonah and the Prophettes! CLASP is for high school students, (including rising 9th graders); elementary-age students are welcome to join Jr. CLASP (day program). Housing, meals and worship and socialization space at Mt. Alvernia Retreat Center and Rehearsal-Performance Space is St. Mary s Church, 2 Convent Ave., Wappingers Falls, NY 12590. No prior theater experience is necessary. Application and deposit must be received by Monday, July 11, 2022.

8 Apply online: CLASP: and Jr. CLASP For more information, contact Mary Ellen: 845-718-0218 Safety Tips When using Sparklers x Only use sparklers outside x Children using sparklers must be supervised by an adult x Never use sparklers when impaired by alcohol or drugs. If you are impaired, you should not be a designated supervisor. x Always keep sparklers at arm's length away from the body x Do no run with, throw, or hand-off a sparkler x Wear closed-toe shoes to help prevent foot burns x When done with a sparkler, douse it in water or put it in a bucket to prevent any mishaps x Once cool, dispose of sparklers in a waste bin. Do not leave them lying around for health, safety, and environmental reasons.

9 Religious Education Program Needed: Parking Attendant Position Sunday morning 9 am 11: 15 am Monday and Tuesday 3:30-5:45pm To assist with safe drop off and pick up of Religious Ed students during the program year. Please contact Jeanne DO YOU HAVE MORE THAN 1 WESHARE ACCOUNT?We have been notified by WeShare that 75 parishioners have more than 1 account. Please access WeShare and if you have more than 1 account, please merge your accounts, saving to the most recentaccount. If you have any questions, please conact Marie Temple at 845-436-3730, ext.

10 FIGURESW eekly Collection, 6-26-2022 $10, you so much for your generous and continued support .See David at Sight and Sound Theater Tickets are still Available to see David at Sight and Sound Theater Our parish has set up a day trip to Sight and Sound Theater in Lancaster, PA to see David on Wednesday, August 17. The trip includes coach bus transportation, show tickets and lunch. The cost is $160. Reservations can be made by bringing a check, made out to St. Mary's, to the parish office or by paying with a credit card on the parish website For more information, contact Mary at 845-325-4638 for LifeMonday - July 4, 2022 28th YEARA Morning of Prayer for AmericaMarian Shrine 174 Filors Lane, Stony Point, NY10:00 Expositionof the Blessed Sacrament11:15 Rosary12:00 Holy Sacrifice of the Mass; Celebrant Bishop Peter ByrneConfession will be available during the morning.