May 5, 2013 - the Parish of St. Agnes Cathedral

The Pari sh ofSt . Agn es Cathedral29 Quealy Place Rockville Centre New York 11570-4021E Mail:parishoffice@stagnescathedral.org 516-766-0205 Fax 516-763-0745 Website: http://www.StAgnesCathedral.orgRev. Msgr. William E. Koenig, RectorRt. Rev. Msgr. James P. Kelly, Rector Emeritus, In ResidenceRev. Ryan Creamer, Associate PastorRev. Adrian McHugh, Associate PastorRev. German Villabon, O.S.A., Associate PastorRev. Msgr. Andrzej Zglejszewski, In ResidenceDeacon Thomas McDaidDeacon Donald StammMost Rev. William F. Murphy, S.T.D., Diocesan BishopPastoral StaffSr. Kathleen Carlin, O.P., Co-Principal, St. Agnes SchoolHelen Newman, Co-Principal, St. Agnes SchoolDr. Jo-Ann Metzdorff, Religious Ed. DirectorSr. Helen Byrne, CSJ., Pastoral AssociateSr. Kathleen P. Murphy, O.P., Pastoral AssociateSr. Gena Travers, O.P., Pastoral AssociateMichael Bower, Co-Director of MusicMichael Wustrow, Co-Director of MusicHarry Larson, Business ManagerPhilip F. Malloy, Jr., Youth MinistryRev. German Villabon, O.S.A, Comunidad HispanaWe, the parish of Saint Agnes Cathedral, a community of believers,proclaim the presence of Christ in the world through Word, Sacramentand deeds. Affirming the sanctity of each person, we minister to all bycommitting ourselves to renewal, formation and living the Gospel.(Mission Statement of the Parish of Saint Agnes Cathedral)

Page 2 SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTERSchedule of MassesSaturday Eve5:00 p.m. Cathedral7:30 p.m. Lower Hall7:30p.m. Cathedral (Spanish Mass)Sunday7:00, 8:00, 9:30,10:30 Lower Hall(not celebrated during the summer)11:00 a.m., 12:30 p.m.and 5:00 p.m.Weekday6:30, 7:45, 9:00 a.m., 12:10 p.m.(No 12:10 p.m. on Saturday)Monday 7:30 p.m.Eve of Holy Day5:00 p.m.Holy DayCheck the weekly bulletinContact NumbersRectory Office 766-0205Open Mon. through Fri. 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.(closed for lunch 12:30 -1:30 p.m.)Sat. 8:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m.,Sun. 9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Emergencies anytimeElementary School 678-5550Sr. Kathleen Carlin, O.P. Co-PrincipalMs. Helen Newman, Co-PrincipalReligious Education 678-2306Dr. Jo-Ann MetzdorffAdult Formation 766-0931Sr. Helen Byrne, CSJService Center/Outreach 678-1854Sr. Kathleen P. Murphy, O.P.Social Ministry/Bereavement 766-3516Sr. Gena Travers, O.P.Music Office 764-9578Michael Bower, Co-DirectorMichael Wustrow, Co-DirectorYouth Ministry 766-0205Philip MalloyComunidad Hispana 766-0205Rev. German Villabon, O.S.A.Business Office 766-0205Harry Larson, ManagerSacramentsConfessionsSaturday, Eve of Holy Day, and Eve of First Friday4:00 to 4:45 p.m.Monday Evening following 7:30 p.m. Mass.Wednesday Morning following 7:45 a.m. Mass and the12:10 p.m. Mass.Baptism2nd and 4th Sunday of the month at 1:45 p.m. ContactSr. Helen Byrne (766-0931) to arrange for interview,ceremony and registration for required BaptismPreparation Class.MarriageArrangements should be made at least 12 months inadvance and prior to making reception plans. Call theRectory for appointment with priest or deacon you wish towitness your wedding. All couples are required to attendPre-Cana.Pastoral Care of the SickPriests and Extraordinary Ministers of Communion areavailable to bring Holy Communion to parishionersconfined to home. Please call the Rectory to makearrangements. Those who are seriously ill should request apriest for Anointing of the Sick. The Anointing of the Sickis celebrated each Monday morning during the 9:00 a.m.Mass. If you would like to be anointed, please sit in the firstrow of the pulpit transept.On Becoming A CatholicThose seeking information about the Catholic Faith are invited to contact Dr. Jo-Ann Metzdorff (678-2306) concerning theRite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA).

Masses For The WeekMonday, May 6 Easter WeekdayActs 16:11-15, Jn 15:26—16:4a (291)6:30 Linda Ann Kress7:45 Arturo Manzo9:00 Willie Rotondi12:10 Hugh MacDonald7:30 For the families who have lost a child duringthe early stages of life.Tuesday, May 7 Easter WeekdayActs 16:22-34, Jn 16:5-11 (292)6:30 Mary, Ralph, Patricia and John Stearns7:45 Dominic Starsia9:00 Tricia Suglia12:10 Robert Hennig, Jr.Wednesday, May 8 Easter WeekdayActs 17: 15, 22—18:1, Jn 16:12-15 (293)6:30 Ruth and August DiSomma7:45 Mary and Joseph Davey9:00 Marco Mauro12:10 Thanksgiving to St. HelenVIGIL5:00 Jack, Elizabeth, Jackie, Tommy &Dec’d mbrs of the Reynolds &Murphy Fam7:30 Sp Special IntentionThursday, May 9 The Ascension of the LordActs 1:1-11/Eph 1:17-23; Lk 24: 46-536:30 Msgr. Edward L. Melton7:45 Robert Schiller9:00 Parishioners of St. Agnes Cathedral10:30 Mary Corrigan and Dec’d mbs of theCorrigan Family12:10 Jean Pritch—2nd Anniversary7:30 Robert MutoFriday, May 10 St. Damien de Veuster, priestActs 18:9-18, Jn 16:20-23 (295)6:30 Tana and Jesse Carbone7:45 John P. O’Malley9:00 The Armstrong and Bingham Families12:10 George Weber, Sr.Saturday, May 11 Easter WeekdayActs 18:23-28, Jn 16:23b-28 (296)6:30 Dec’d mbrs of the Kelleher & Schulken Fam7:45 Kevin Cullen9:00 Special intention5:00 Josephine D. Conte, Liz O’Connell, CarolIppolito, Barbara Caslow, Hugh MacDonald,Maureen Quinn7:30 C Elma Burgos7:3LH Mercedes &Pedro Segarra, Evelyn PalumboSunday, May 12 Seventh Sunday of EasterActs7:55-60, Rv 22:12-14, 16-17, 20, Jn 17:20-26 (61)7:00 Parishioners of St. Agnes Cathedral8:00 Mother’s Day Novena9:30 Jean Sciortino10:30 LH Maureen Gillespie11:00 Angela Amato12:30 Marion Jaeger, Mario & Nicola Tutino, AntonioDel Bono, Guiseppe & Rosalia DiPrima, AidaChibbaro, Joan Fredella, Anne Sullivan, JackWhite, Gaetana Carbone5:00 Margaret MatuozziMAY 5, 2013 Page 3Please PrayFor The Dearly DepartedCharles E. McCarthy, John KlumFor The Sick Melanie Exler, Douglas Gonzalez, AgnesJannsen, Charlotte Giannetta, Elizabeth Tebus, MaryRagonese, Anne Masso, Mary Beth Olson, Joan Anderer,Cheryl Elkind, Daniel & David Barrere, Robert Brolley,Tom Mahler, Ed Davis, Gene McCarthy, Sr., Vina Alloca,Kimberly Coffener, Belinda Murell, Joan Aniano, LauraAquino, Jill Blum, Courtney Boehme, Toddler ValentinaBravin, Kathleen Burns, Joan Burkert, Lina Camilleri,Patrick Cashin, Hugh Cassidy, Patricia Cilento, EleanorCobb, Cindy Coleman, Colleen Costello, Kathy Cusimano,Jimmy Cummings, Susan DeMattia, Hugh Dennehy,Myrtle Desmone, Gregory Donegal, Patricia Donegal,Toddler Anthony Gale, Shayla Garrett, Sal Giallombardo,Anthony Gigantiello, Terry Giovaniello, Shelby LynnHallmann, Eleanor Herbert, Marie Herbert, RosemaryHerrera, Bessie Jackman, Carolyn Kanter, Jimmy Kerrigan,Gary Koehler, Helen Kolor, Susan Kowalski, Ellie Krutt,Burt Lance, William Leahy, Zellin Lowe, Mimi Madero,Arthur Makarius, Jack Maloney, Roberta Meissan, KevinMcDermott, Donna Mullen, James P. Murray, KathleenNilan, Michael Nuzzi, Anne O’Brien, Neil O’Brien, RobertO’Brien, Nicole O’Neal, James Otto, Rose Paolino, PattiJean Pasquino, Thora Petzold, Steve Pickney, Pepe Portela,Elyse Rosenberg, Baby Ella Savarese, Shannon Schmidt,Kristen Serafin, Paul Serino, Victoria Scarantino, LisaPelrine-Shulman, Maureen Sichenzia, Christopher Stock,Jonathan Stuart, Rosemary Summers, Kim Tersigni, RobertaTheissen, Josephine Tony, George Torez, Chad Tremblay,Clinton West, Barbara WrightNames for the bulletin will remain for three consecutive weeksunless the rectory is notified.Wine & HostsIn Loving Memory ofElizabeth (Beth) LoglerRose For LifeIn Loving Memory ofMarie Weber with thesympathy ofRobert & Carmen BretscherNovena to Our Lady of the Miraculous MedalMonday - after 9:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. MassesRosaryAfter the 9:00 a.m. Mass each Monday through Saturdayin the Cathedral except on First Saturday when it isrecited at 8:30 a.m. All are welcome.Adoration of the Blessed SacramentYou are invited to join us each Friday for some quietreflection and prayer in the Holy Cross Chapel followingthe 9:00 a.m. Mass concluding with Benediction at 3:00p.m.

Page 4Stewardship a Way of LifeThis Week’s ReadingsToday’s reading from Revelation offers a vision ofThe City of God, the new Jerusalem. The bishops’pastoral on stewardship reminds us, “that life to come”is in continuity with this present life through thehuman goods, the worthy human purposes, whichpeople foster now.”Living StewardshipWe are grateful this week for all stewards in our parishwho assist others in deepening their relationship withChrist through evangelization, catechesis and ongoingformation.Sharing One’s Material Resourcesin the ParishSIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTERFrom the RectorDear Parishioners:As you may have noticed, we recently had the fire lanestriping redone in the areas behind the Cathedral andnext to the Msgr. Kelly Parish Center. Over the years,the lines had become more and more faint. I have nodoubt that this contributed to more and more peopleusing this area to park their cars. While this may beconvenient, however, it is something that the FireDepartment has told us presents a dangerous situationinsofar as it impedes their ability, in an emergency, toget their trucks into this area. They have told us,therefore, that we need to enforce the “no parkingarea.” As we turn back the clock and get back to theway that it was when the Parish Center was first built, Iask you to please only use the areas designated asparking areas. I thank you for your understanding ofthe situation.In the Peace and Love of Christ,Fr. BillHoly Day ScheduleThursday, May 9th, is Ascension Thursday, a HolyDay of Obligation. Our Mass schedule is as follows:Wednesday, May 8th Vigil Mass 5:00 p.m.Spanish Mass 7:30 p.m.Thursday, May 9th 6:30, 7:45, 9:00, 10:30 a.m.,12:10 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.St. Agnes OutreachOur food pantry is in need of thefollowing items: rice, tuna fish,peanut butter and jelly, Goya Beans,marinara sauce, pork and beans, andcereal.Your consideration of the donation of any of theseitems is greatly appreciated.Love,Flower Sale for BirthrightThe annual Mother's Day Flower Sale forBirthright will be held on Saturday, May 11thand Sunday, May 12th after allMasses. Carnations are $1 and all proceeds go toBirthright. Anyone interested in helping, please call764-1159. Confirmation candidates are welcome.Thank you.Mother’s Day—May 12, 2013If you would like to remember your mother, living ordeceased, in our Mother’s Day Novena of Masses,cards and envelopes for those enrolled are available atthe doors of the Cathedral. Please return the intentionsas soon as possible. Thank you.Sr. Kathleen

MAY 5, 2013Page 5St. Agnes Cathedral SchoolAll adult parishioners may vote in the St. AgnesSchool Board Elections being held now. Please pickup your ballot at the St. Agnes School reception desk.Return all ballots by May 15th.Special Mass for Families whoHave Lost a ChildDuring the Early Stages of LifeOn Monday, May 6th there will be a special intentionat the 7:30 p.m. Mass at St. Agnes for all babies whohave died before birth or in the early stages of life.Sometimes a lifetime is lived in the space of a singlebreath … a heartbeat. … a few days. No matter howlong your child nestled beneath your heart, its brieflife was no less precious than one whose span ismeasured in years. The pain of your loss is no lessreal. May your heart find comfort in the celebrationof this Mass. A second Mass will be celebrated onMonday, June 17 at 7:30 p.m.Prayer cards will be available at the entrances of thechurch to invite you to name your child(ren) and tohave the opportunity to have your baby’s nameinscribed in the “Book of Life” at the Church of theHoly Innocents (128 West 37th Street, NYC). ThisShrine to the Unborn containing the “Book of Life”was blessed by Cardinal O’Connor on December 28,1993.Boys Choir Open HouseMonday, May 6, 4:15 - 5:00 PMMusic Room of the Parish Ministry BuildingOpen to Boys in Grades 2-7Come meet some of the boys in the choir, have asnack, and learn more about the group. Parents arewelcome too!The choir sings for the 11:00 Mass once a month inthe Cathedral and has special events like singing inEurope, Christmas concerts, and National Anthem,Citifield. Any questions, call Mr. Bower at 764-9578,ext. 203Religious EducationReligious Education classes have ended for thisyear. The Religious Education Office remains openfor any business related to religious education.Level 1 registrations have begun. Please register inperson in the Religious Education Office. Bring acopy of your child’s baptismal certificate. Please registerearly and get the word out to your friends who mayhave children entering 1 st grade.Current Level 1 parents are reminded that workbookswere due last week. Make sure your child’s full nameis written on the inside cover or on first page. Dropthem off in the Religious Education office.Level 7 essays were also due last week. Please e-mailthem to religioused@stagnescathedral.org or dropthem off at the Religious Ed. office.Catechists are reminded to return your CatechistGuide book and attendance record to the office. Alsolet us know if you plan to continue teaching next year.First Holy CommunionWe congratulate all our Level 2 students on receivingtheir First Holy Communion over the past four weekends.We pray that they will continue to grow in theirlove for Christ and will continue to receive Him everyweek at Sunday Mass.Becoming A CatholicHave you or someone you know thought about beingbaptized a Catholic? Have you been baptized in anotherfaith tradition but now want to become Catholic?Are you a baptized Catholic who has never had anyreligious education or has not received Confirmationand First Eucharist? If you answered yes to any ofthese questions then the Rite of Christian Initiation(RCIA for short) is for you. Join us on Sunday May19 th at 12 noon in the Ministry Building Youth Room(second floor) to find out about our RCIA process.Call the Religious Education office (678-2306)for more information.Altar Server MinistryAltar Server training will take place with Fr. Adrian inthe Cathedral at the end of May for all students attendingschools other than St. Agnes Elementary. Students5 th grade and up are eligible to train for this ministry.You only need to attend one, hour and one-halfclass from 4:00P.M. to 5:30P.M. this spring. To registerfor one of the training sessions, call the ReligiousEducation office at 678-2306 as soon as possible.

Page 6SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTERMary's Day CelebrationSaturday, May 11, 2013All are invited to celebrate the 9:00 a.m.. Mass at St.Agnes Cathedral followed by breakfast at 10:30 a.m.at Frank's Steaks, RVC. Cost is $40 for adults, $25for seniors and $20 for children. For reservations andfurther information, please contact Nancy Lindsay ofthe Rosary Altar Society at 516-378-0677, or MichelePalmer of the St. Agnes Mother's Club atMKM1223@verizon.netOpening 2014 Mass BookMass Intentions for 2014 may be arranged onWednesday, May 22, 2013 from 9:30 a.m. until1:00 p.m. in the Music Room of the ParishMinistry Building. At this time up to three (3)Masses may be arranged. Since the value of eachMass is infinite, we ask that intentions be combinedfor members of one family whenever possible. Theoffering for Mass is $20.Requests for Wine and Hosts, Altar Flowers, as wellas Rose for Life for the year 2014 may also bearranged at this time.PLEASE NOTE: The 2014 Mass book will beavailable at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, May 23rd inthe Rectory Office. We appreciate your patience andcooperation at this time.St. Agnes Knights of ColumbusThe Vocation Committee of the St. Agnes Council ofthe Knights of Columbus is conducting its annual50/50 Vocations Raffle for the benefit of its “adopted”seminarian, Christopher Mirabal. Christopher iscurrently in “third theology” and next year he will beentering the fourth anf final year of his priestlyformation at the St. Joseph Seminary.As in the past, the proceeds of the raffle are dividedequally between three raffle winners and the balancegoes directly to the seminarian to defray some of hispersonal expenses while at the seminary. Raffletickets are $10 apiece. An entire booklet is $100.Tickets can be obtained by calling Peter Dordal at 764-8680 or writing to 109 Oxford Rd., Rockville Centre,NY 11570.Please help the Knights in this noblest of causes. Thisour 25th year of supporting young men in theirformation of Priests of Jesus Christ.The Cookbooks Are Here!The St,. Agnes Cathedral Cookbook , “KitchenMaster Pieces,” will be available for purchase after allMasses this weekend. It is a perfect Mother’s Daygift for yourself or anyone on your list.Some of the selections include: gluten free and lowsodium recipes. There are useful hints for measuring,quick fixes for mistakes and storing your preparedmeals. The purchase price of the book is $15.Proceeds will go toward the planned music “Tour ofIreland” in 2015 featuring the Cathedral Choral.Electronic Giving throughFaith DirectWorking on your spring cleaning list? Add eGivingthrough Faith Direct. Faith Direct is the easiest wayto be sure that your gift of treasure reaches us, evenwhen you can't be with us at Mass. Once you haveenrolled, you can relax knowing that Parish of St.Agnes Cathedral will continue to receive your giftsthroughout the year. Please consider enrolling beforeyou leave for vacation.Enrollment forms are available in the church office oryou can visit Faith Direct's secure web site atwww.faithdirect.net to enroll online. Our parish codeis: NY239.As always, know that your generosity is truly a giftfrom God.Fall Back in LoveCelebrate your marriage and your love byexperiencing a Worldside Marriage EncounterWeekend. Make your good marriage truly great. Thenext upcoming weekend is May 17th—May 19th.Registration is limited. For more information or toapply call 1 877 697-9963. Please visit our localwebside at http:/www.wwmeil.org for more details.The L.I. Volunteer CenterThe Volunteer Center will be distributing new andgently used dresses, accessories and shoes free ofcharge to high school students of families unable toabsorb the expense of a new gown for prom orgraduation. The event will be held at the HagedornFamily Resource Center located at 120 GreenwichSt., Hempstead on Saturday, May 11th from 3:30 to7:30 p.m. To attend reservations are a must. Call 564-5482. To donate call 654-5482.

MAY 5, 2013Page 7St. Agnes Mothers’ Club2013 TWILIGHT HOUSE TOURJoin us for a tour of some of the beautiful homesof Rockville Centre.Don’t miss this chance to enjoy alovely Spring night out with friends!Friday, May 17 th5:30-8:30pmAdvanced tickets may be purchased startingMay 1, 2013for $30 each atThe Garden Gate and Jeannine’s BoutiqueTickets can also be purchased on the evening of the tour at 160 Hempstead Ave. for $35Questions?Contact Mary Ellen at 594-1357 OR Janet 678-7092

Page 8SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTERLiving the Eucharist – Lent 2013Small Group Participants Satisfaction SurveyDuring Lent, approximately 250 people met weekly in small groups, participating in the Living TheEucharist program. At the last session, the participants were asked to complete a survey about the 6 weekLenten program. Here is a summary of the key results:● 91% agreed that they had a better understanding of the Eucharist● 90% agreed that they now participate more fully in the Mass because of the program● 94% agreed that they are now more committed to live as a disciple of Jesus each day● 100% of the participants rated the program from Good to ExcellentWhen asked what they felt was the most valuable part of the program, the 6 most popular answers were:● Sharing the faith with other like-minded Catholics● The Group Leaders enhanced the program and made it special for all● Incredible sense of community; meeting other parishioners that would not havehappened if not a part of this program● Having a better understanding of the Eucharist● Better focus on the Mass and the Scriptures● Listening, sharing, and praying in an intimate settingThe Living the Eucharist Committee would like to sincerely thank those parishioners who acted as smallgroup leaders during our Lenten program and all those who participated in the program as a member ofthe small groups, as families, in the teen program, by reading the Exodus to Easter booklet and/or prayingfor the success of the program. From the overwhelming positive responses received to the survey, thereis great hope that more people will be attracted to the next year’s program.On Thursday evening, May 23 rd , St. Agnes will be holding a Parish Retreat in the Parish Center for allparishioners. Please see the flyer in this week’s bulletin for details.

MAY 5, 2013Page 9Living the EucharistParish RetreatOn Thursday, May 23 rd , St. Agnes will be holding a Parish Retreat inthe Msgr. Kelly Parish Center. The Retreat will focus on theEucharist as a follow-up to our Lenten Living the Eucharist program.We invite all parishioners to attend. The Retreat will begin at 6:30p.m. with a light supper followed by a short video on the Eucharist, atalk by Msgr. Andrzej and group discussions. The Retreat will end at9:00 p.m. with Benediction in the Cathedral. We request that thoseparishioners who plan to attend fill out the bottom of this page andreturn it to the Rectory no later than May 17 th .----------------------------------------------------------------------— - - - - - -Yes, I will attend the Parish Retreat on May 23 rdName:___________________________________________________Phone:________________________PLEASE DROP THIS FORM IN THE COLLECTION BASKET OR RETURN TO THE RECTORY BY MAY 17 TH .

Page 10Banns of MarriageSIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTERSpecial PrayersIYomaira BaezLuis TavarasJanice DesirLeslie JasminMeghan KellyMichael GuglielmoColleen HintonThomas PufahlIIKristin LaCasseKevin GerardIIIAntonia ScarpaciJoseph BarbuscoCaitlin O’ReillyJames FallonSt. Agnes CathedralSt. Agnes CathedralSt. Agnes CathedralQueen of the Most HolyRosary, Roosevelt, NYSt. Agnes CathedralSt. Catherine of SeinnaFranklin Square, NYSt. Agnes CathedralSt. Martin of ToursAmityville, NYSt.Agnes CathedralSt. Agnes CathedralOur Lady of Perpetual Help,Lindenhurst, NYOur Lady of Perpetual Help,Lindenhurst, NYSt. Agnes CathedralSt. Agnes CathedralMolloy College Dept. of AthleticsMolloy College Department of Athletics will holdtheir annual 2013 Golf Outing on Monday, June 24that the Hempstead Golf and Country Club. Forreservations and further information contact MolloyDept. of Athletics at 256-2207.Gianna Mass for CouplesStruggling with InfertilityOn Thursday, May 16th at 6:30 p.m. the Gianna Masswill be offered at St. Catherine of Siena Church, 411E. 68th Street (between York and First Ave.) inManhattan for the intentions of those struggling withinfertility and pregnancy-related difficulties. Time forveneration of the relics of St. Gianna will be madeavailable. A light wine and cheese reception willfollow at which Dr. Anne Nolte from the GiannaCenter will be on hand to speak with anyone who isinterested. All are invited to attend. For moreinformation contact the Diocese of Rockville CentreRespect Life Office at 678-58— ext.626.Maj. Thomas J. Barrett, U.S. ArmyStf. Sgt. Jeremiah Brennan, U.S. ArmyLt. Scott Kiley Childers, U.S. NavyLCDR Richard Childers, M.D. U.S. NavyLt. Greg Crescenzo, U . S. NavySpc. Michael J. Cronin, U.S. ArmyAirman Michael Cummo, U.S. NavyDaniel Fels, U.S. Army, Military Police2nd Lt. Charles Flanagan, U. S. ArmyA.M.T 3, Kyle Forster, U.S. Coast GuardCapt. Brian Gallagher, U.S. Army 82nd AirborneLt. Maura C. Garrity, U.S. NavyCapt Steven Hampson, U.S. ArmyCapt. Cody Hardenburgh USMCLt. Ryan Harmon, US Army2nd Class Petty Officer, Robert Hock, U.S. Navy1st Lt. Tynika Holland, U.S. Army1st Lt. Edmund J. Horace, USMCMajor Philip F. Johndrow, U.S. ArmyOlan M. Johnson, Dept. of DefenseCapt. Josef Kaplan, U.S. ArmyLt. Justin L. Krol, U.S. NavyLance Corporal Jason Maccaron, USMCS N Matthew T. Mallay, U.S. NavyCpl James Thomas Maroney, USMCSpc Sean Meehan, U.S. ArmySgt. Joseph Meyer, U.S. ArmyMaj. Christopher V. Meyers, USMCMaj. Gregory John Mueller, USMC (Reserve)Lance Corporal Alan J. Murphy, USMCBattle Capt. J. C. Nuccio, U. S. ArmyStephan O’Connor, E-5, U.S. NavyMatthew Pacheco, U.S. ArmyLance Corporal Eric Roehrig, USMCCol. Mark P. Rowan, USAFPvt. Kevin Shaw, U.S. ArmyDaniel A. Staffa, U.S. NavyThomas Sullivan, U. S. ArmyRobert C. Tempesta, Master at Arms, 1st Class US NavyPFC Derick Thomas, USMCDennis Vanella, U.S. Army SPCPFC Ian Zettervall, U.S. ArmyPrayer for our TroopsLord, hold our troops in your loving hands.Protect them as they protect us.Bless them and their familiesfor the selfless acts they performfor us in our time of need.And give us peace.I ask this in the name of Jesus,Our Lord and Savior. AmenKindly call the Rectory Office at 766-0205 if you know ofanyone that is on this list and has returned home. Thankyou

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