11th Sunday in Ordinary Time
June 14, 2015
27th Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 4, 2015
Let the children come to me;
do not prevent them, for the kingdom of God belongs to
such as these.
The Basilica Parish of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary
Southampton, NY
Welcome to the Basilica Parish of the
Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary
Daily Mass
Mon. Wed. Thurs. Fri. at 12 Noon
Tue. at 8:00 AM
First Saturday 8:00 AM
Holydays: 7 PM Vigil, 8:00 AM, 12
Noon
Pastoral Team:
Rev. Michael A. Vetrano, Pastor
In Residence: Rev. Msgr. William J. Gill
Jennifer Ferrantino, Director, Religious Education
Suzanne Marchisella, Parish & Cemetery Secretary
Jo Ann Morse, Director of Music
Bill Kunzer, Plant and Facilities Manager
Weekend Masses
Saturday: 5 PM
Sunday: 8 AM, 9:30 AM,
11 AM, 12:30 PM (in Spanish)
and 5 PM
Reconciliation
Saturday: 4 PM - 4:45 PM
Ministry to the Sick
Parish Leadership:
Contact Us
Finance Committee
Fred Weinfurt (trustee)
Pat Jordan (trustee)
Jay Diesing
Charlene Kagel
John Neknez
Parish Office
168 Hill Street Southampton, NY
For communion at home or Anointing
please contact the Parish Office.
Pastoral Council
In formation
Baptism
Liturgy
Jack Hanlon
Please contact the Parish Office
to schedule an appointment with
Jennifer Ferrantino
Marriage
Arranged at least six months in
advance, please call the Parish Office.
P: 631-283-0097, option 0
F: 631-283-3836
W: www.shjmbasilica.org
E: parishoffice@shjmbasilica.org
Mon-Sat: 9 AM - 4:00 PM
Fr. Mike Vetrano
E: pastor@shjmbasilica.org
Religious Education Office
Consolation
Sr. Barbara McKenna, RSM
P: 631-283-0508
E: jferrantino@shjmbasilica.org
Adult Faith Formation
Mary Adamczyk
Our Lady of Hamptons School
Becoming A Catholic
We welcome those who would like to
become Catholic and adult Catholics
who have never received formal
religious education and/or sacraments.
Please call the Parish Office.
Sister Kathy Schlueter, CSJ
160 North Main Street
Southampton, New York 11968
P: 631-283-9140
E: olh@hamptons.com
Human Resources of the
Hamptons
Mary Ann Tupper, Acting Director
P: 631-283-6415
Human Resources of the Hamptons — Help for those in Need
The Human Resources Program volunteers reach out to meet the temporal needs of the
elderly, the housebound, and the poor of our parish and community. Call the Human
Resources Office for information and assistance.
Apostolado Hispano
Rev. Steve Grozio
631-283-4379 Cell: 631-375-1001
Vincentian Fathers
631-283-9647
BASILICA PARISH OF SACRED HEARTS OF JESUS & MARY
Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time :: October 4, 2015
Readings: Gn 2:18-24; Heb 2:9-11; Mk 10:2-16
Mission Statement: We are a Eucharistic centered people, who by following Christ’s teaching,
join together to love and serve those in spiritual and physical need in our community.
Liturgical Ministers Schedule
Saturday, Oct 10
5 PM Father Bill Gill
SERVERS anyone available
E.M.’S
T. Cavallaro, M. King, P. Madison
LECTORS K. King-Bush
Sunday, Oct 11
8 AM Father Ed Kiernan
SERVERS L. Martin
E.M.’S
D. Gilmartin, P. Mackey, L. McClain,
C & J Mottern
LECTORS P. Bogan, A. Enstine
GREETERS K. Moffa
9:30 AM Father Joe Finnerty
J. Hanes, J. Kearns, B. Ferguson
Sr. B. McKenna, M. Johnson,
G. Arresta
LECTORS H. & M. Bennett
GREETERS I. Robinson, J. Navan, D. Meaney
SERVERS
E.M.’S
11 AM Father Bill Gill
H. Reyes, May Family
S. Adelante, T. Alegria, G. Bauer,
M. McDonald
LECTORS J. Hanlon, J. Kepczynska
GREETERS C. Brown, C. Butler, R. Essay
SERVERS
E.M.’S
SERVERS
E.M.’S
LECTORS
5 PM Father Paul Dahm
J. Terry
K. Maple
N. Conroy, A. O’Brien
ALTAR MINISTRY
CHURCH CLEANING: J. Ripalone
ALTAR CLOTHS: G. Bauer
HAND LINENS - Oct 4-10—M. Nikolich
SOUTHAMPTON HOSPITAL
October 4—D. Podlaski
October 11—C & J Mottern
HAMPTON CENTER
October 4—S. Raynor, P. Pellegrino
October 11—P. Mackey, N. Conroy
Rosary - October 8—A. Petrone
Mass Intentions for the Week of Oct 5-11
Monday
12:00 Mary Jane Milli
Tuesday
8 AM In Thanksgiving for Samson Fam
Wednesday 12:00 Tim Behringer
Thursday
12:00 Nelson Stewart & Thomas Whelan
Friday
12:00 Elizabeth C. Richard
Saturday
5 PM Helen Zucchero
Sunday
8:00 Mary “Queenie” Gilmartin
9:30 People of the Parish & Lucille
Marfing
11:00 Otto von Schirach, Mary Ellen
Welsh, Barbara Sweeney,Christine
Beetlestone, Kate Duggan, Lucille
Marfing, Philip Scott Cancellieri &
Bailey Brown (L)
12:30 Mass in Spanish
5 PM
Kwang Woon Oh
Financial Realities and Stewardship
The September 27th Collection was $11,400.00.
Thank you for your generosity!
Memorial donations
To donate the flowers on the altar or bread and wine and/
or candles offered at Mass each week, please contact the
parish office.
From the Pastor’s Desk
October 3/4
Parish Social Ministry
Dear Parish Family,
The upcoming Jubilee Year of Mercy is a perfect time for us to take a step to deepen and expand the
ministries of our parish. I am especially happy to announce that on October 14th, Jeannine Rose will be
joining our parish in the role of director of Parish Social Ministry. Jeannine comes to us with more than 15
year’s experience in parish ministry on Long Island. She has served as director of religious education,
outreach, and pastoral ministry. This is an entirely new position for us here at Sacred Hearts and so I am
sure you are anxious to know more about what Jeannine's role will be. Here are three important things to
know about Jeannine’s ministry at the outset:
First: It is a ministry of outreach. A parish social minister is one who reaches out to those in need in our
community. Of course, many of those in need will knock on our door, but this ministry seeks to reach out to
our seniors, the ill, the homebound, and other isolated parishioners. It is a practical as well as spiritual and
educational ministry, helping not only with immediate needs but with spiritual and social needs as well.
Second: It is a ministry of collaboration. A parish social minister works together with other ministries in a
parish, with directors in neighboring parishes, with regional ministries such as our own Apostolado Hispano,
with Catholic Charities, and with community service groups.
Third: It is a ministry of invitation. Perhaps the most important role of a parish social minister is to involve
more and more people, both young and old, in our own community in service to one another. A parish
social minister can help others discover and develop their own spirit of service and discover the joy of
reaching out to one another.
I look forward to the opportunity to tell you more about this ministry, to introduce Jeannine to you and to
see the life and spirit of this community grow as we continue to reach out to one another in mercy and in
love.
Sincerely your in Christ,
Rev. Michael A. Vetrano
Love and Responsibility: Catholic Reflections on Marriage
and Family With George Sim Johnston
Join us on Wednesday, October 14th, at 7 PM in our
church.
During his recent visit to the United States, Pope Francis said, “I
cannot hide my concern for the family, which is threatened perhaps
as never before … I can only reiterate the importance and, above all,
the richness and beauty of family life.” The Catholic Church has a
very deep understanding of marriage and family. We shall look at
the theology behind marriage and suggest ways of approaching
marriage in a secular culture which has come to view it merely as a life-style option. There will
also be tips on how to make a marriage and family work better.
We are proud and joyful to announce that this year’s St. Agnes
Medal of Service will be awarded posthumously to Kate
Duggan. Kate passed away this spring and her husband, Bill,
and children, Ann and Bill, will receive the medal at St. Agnes
Cathedral on October 25th.
Kate served our parish in so many ways. She was an active
member of our Liturgy committee, In Nomine Domini
Renewal committee, and a Eucharistic Minister
to name just a few of the many hats she wore. Above all else,
she was known for her wisdom, humor, and kindness . Kate
was also a recipient of the Gloria Gaines Memorial award
from Marymount College at Fordham University.
Stewardship in Action
Concrete work at the front of the garage at the
rectory began this week In this photo, Ed
Corrigan supervises with son, Mo, at the controls
as broken concrete is removed. Jim Darby will
install the new concrete which was donated by
John Tortorella,. J Andreassi brought the team
together!
Parish Events
St. Agnes Medal 2015
Kate Duggan
Altar Flowers
The main altar flowers for this weekend were given in loving memory of Barry
Edwards by David & Linda Gilmartin.
The main Altar Flowers for the weekend of September 25-27th were given in
celebration of George and Halina Reister’s 50th Wedding Anniversary.
Congratulations to George & Halina! Our apologies; they were inadvertently
omitted from the bulletin last week.
Bread, Wine and Candles
Faith & Spirituality
The Altar Bread and wine for this week were given in loving memory of Stefania
Zugaj by her daughter and family.
Altar Servers Needed!
We are looking for more young people to become Altar Servers. If your child is in
grades 3-8 and would like to become an altar server please contact Mary Adamczyk at
283-4991.
Secular Franciscans ::
meet after the 11 AM Mass in the dining room of the Parish Center. The next meeting will be on September 13th.
Would you like to know more about us? Please come to our meeting. Bring a bag lunch and we will supply the coffee.
Resurrection Prayer Group ::
meets on Thursdays at 7 PM in the Parish Center. Come share your healing gifts with us. Prayer requests
are always welcome.
Spiritual Book Group ::
Spiritual Book Group meets on Tuesdays at 1 PM in the Parish Center. Please join us for a discussion of Against the
Infinite Horizon by Ronald Rolheiser. All are welcome.
We pray for the sick of our Parish and Community
John Bishop
Suzanne Parillo
Bobby & Caroline Parillo
Gwendolyn Porter
Eileen Finlay
Roger Williams
Daniel Sheerin
Stan Witkowski
Anne O’Brien
J T Welker
Marcelle Enne
Peg & Pat Jordan
Dottie Brown
Philip Masi
Macario Yat de Leon
Robert Melter
Patricia Kahl
Dorothy Higgins
Michael Kelley
Christina Haag
Susan Katz
Drew Bodin
Eileen Birnholz
Perry DeLalio
Bailey Brown
Elizabeth Joyce
Sue Doorhy
Meredith Hobbs
Patsy Raynor
Anna Naconochie
Ebby Culver
A Note from Religious Education Director :
Jennifer Ferrantino
Religious Ed classes are off to a great start!! Our
children are excited to begin a new year in Faith
Formation! Pope Francis has inspired all of us to
live out our faith in small ways every day and here
is a great place to practice!
Please contact me with any questions 631-283-0508 or
jferrantino@shjmbasilica.org
Is PFI for you? It might be if you desire . . .
•
To expand and deepen your knowledge of the Catholic faith and Holy Scripture.
• To deepen your understanding of the teachings of the Catholic Church and discover how they
connect to your life and the world today.
• To grasp the true meaning of living the Gospel in daily life.
PFI is a two year process of personal, intellectual, spiritual and pastoral formation for adult Catholics that offers an exciting, integrated approach to discipleship through instruction, prayer, faith sharing and development of leadership skills.
To find out more about PFI please contact Fran McMahon, Adult Faith Formation Representative
fmcmahon@drvc.org or 631-533-5679 –or — Fr. Mike Vetrano pastor@drvc.org
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Classes are in session; please visit our website for more information
www.shjmbasilica.org under the Religious Ed tab.
First Fruits a new way to support your parish community
Beginning this September, Sacred Hearts parishioners can participate in a program of
automated giving. The main benefit of automated giving is that it enables our parish to better
support our ministries with a more consistent parish offertory. When you enroll in First Fruits,
Sacred Hearts will receive your weekly or monthly offertory gift regardless of the weather and
even if you are away from the community for business or pleasure. In other words, it makes
the support of your parish an equal priority to all those things in our lives which receive our
attention and support.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does this automated giving program, called First Fruits, help the parish?
First Fruits helps Sacred Hearts by allowing us to better forecast our income and, we hope, by leveling out
large swings in income between the summer and winter months. This will strengthen our ability to develop
ministry programs with the assurance that we will have the revenue to meet expenses on a year-round basis.
Currently the church collects roughly half of its income in just four out of the twelve months of the year. First
Fruits is being implemented to smooth out the uncertainly that is caused by this unbalanced fluctuation.
If my family signs up for First Fruits, what will we place in the collection basket on Sunday?
Our weekly envelopes will now include a box to be checked to notify us that you and your family are First
Fruits donors. We ask that you simply continue to use your envelopes and rather than putting in a donation,
you simply just check the box that says, “I/we contribute through First Fruits.”
Would I be able to make Holy Day and special gift offerings with First Fruits?
Yes. There will be an option to specify Holy Day and special gift offerings when you register. These offerings
as well your regular weekly contributions can be changed at any time by emailing
parishoffice@shjmbasilica.org or by simply calling the parish office.
What are the privacy safeguards that exist with this program?
The First Fruits program is simply an exchange of funds between your bank and the parish. Only our business
office will have access to your enrollment form. Your personal information is completely confidential. In
other words, automated giving is even more secure than a paper check.
Will I be mailed a statement that details how much I have given in the fiscal year for my year-end tax
reporting?
Yes. You will be mailed a statement that will clearly show weekly and Holy Day or special gift offerings
contributions.
How do I sign up and can I change the amount at any time?
A registration form is available in the parish office. If you wish to change your weekly gift, you will simply
email or call the parish office to notify us of the change. Our telephone number is 1-631-283-0097 and email
address is parishoffice@shjmbasilica.org.
What happens if I want to cancel automated donations, change my donation, or suspend donations for a time?
All you need to do is contact our parish office. As long as we receive your request 2 business days before the
next scheduled transfer we can make the adjustment.
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By signing up for automatic giving from a bank account, parishioners who enroll in firstFruits are saying that
their faith is a priority for them, the gift for which they are grateful and the sustaining of which they do not
want to leave up to chance.
ENROLLMENT FORM
Please circle Weekly or Monthly:
Offertory contribution: $
(Note: Total contribution will be debited on the 1st of the month, or the next
business day. If you choose Weekly, the contribution will be debited on
Mondays.
I would like to enroll in the firstFruits program. I understand that my total contribution amount will be transferred
directly from my checking account as stated above, and a record of my gifts will appear on my bank statement and my
transfers will begin next month. A statement of my generosity for the year will be sent to me at the beginning of the new
year. I understand that I can increase, decrease, or suspend my giving at any time by simply calling the rectory office at
631-283-0097 {All gifts provided to your Church originating as Automated Clearing House transactions comply with
U.S. law.}
Signature:
X
Date::
Name(s): (please print)
Church Envelope #:
Street Address:
City/State/Zip Code:
Telephone:
E-mail:
It is possible to contribute in this way even if you are a part time member or also a member of another parish. We will
assign an account number to you.
For Checking Account Debit: Please return your completed form and either a copy of your voided check or fill out the bank and
account numbers below. Send to: First Fruits Enrollment, Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary, 168 Hill Street, Southampton, NY 11968.
Credit Card Debit: We are not yet able to take credit card debits. If you would be interested in having the parish offer this
program please contact the rectory office.
The Name of your bank:________________________
Bank Routing Number:
Left group of numbers on your check.
Your Checking Account Number:
Right group of numbers on your check.
“Speak to the Israelites and tell them: When you come into the land which I am giving you, and reap your harvest,
you shall bring a sheaf of the first fruits of your harvest as a thanksgiving offering.” Leviticus 23:10
Kid’s Page 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 4, 2015
Places on our trip are booking fast. To insure that you will be part of this wonderful pilgrimage please
contact Fr. Mike or 206 tours to reserve your place!
Contact Fr. Mike for a full trip brochure: Pastor@shjmbasilica.org
To book or for information, contact: Amanda: (800) 206 8687 ext: 109 email: Amanda@206tours.com
Visit our trip website: www.pilgrimages.com/frvetrano
Join our Music Ministry
Recruiting members for both the Children’s
Choir and the Adult Choir
…I will sing with my spirit, but I will also
sing with my understanding. 1 Corinthians 14:15
We welcome all singers; and all instrumentalists.
Currently, rehearsals are held Wednesday evenings
from 5:00 to 6:00 for the Children’s Choir and from
6:00 to 7:30 for the Adult choir. We are conscious of
the fact that everyone is busy and so we try to keep our rehearsals focused.
Please consider joining us to experience the music, the fellowship, and the Spirit through the
power of song.
Please contact JoAnn Morse 631-807-7907 or jmorse627@optonline.net
Life Corner :: SHJM Respect Life Ministry
RESOURCES FOR THOSE SEEKING AN ALTERNATIVE TO ABORTION:
The Faith that Does Justice
Rockville Centre Diocese, 516-678-5800, ext.626,
www.drvc.org/respectlife
Priests for Life, 888-735-3448, www.priestsforlife.org
Birthright, 631-728-8900, 800-550-4900
Healing post-abortion: Rachel's Vineyard, 877-467-3463,
www.rachelsvineyard.org
Reflections On the Gospel from Pax Christi
October 4, 2015
It is common to focus on marriage when reflecting on Sunday’s readings, but that is not the whole
story. After all, where does that leave the many who never marry or who have been widowed? And
even for married people, does that mean we overlook such powerful scripture passages as this from
the second reading: “For the one who sanctifies and those who are sanctified have all one origin. That
is why Christ is not ashamed to call them brothers and sisters”? Or this from the Gospel: “Truly I say
to you, whoever does not receive the realm of God like a child shall not enter it”?
Let’s be as open as a child to God’s word. We all share a common origin. We need one another and
we thrive in communion with one another, not just as husband and wife or brother and sister, but as
friends, co-workers, and neighbors, regardless of race, ethnicity, age, class, gender, health, religion,
or any other category that may be misused to divide. We are all one.
Religious Liberty in the United States
An Evening with Thomas Renker
Monday Evening, October 19th
Increasingly, cultural changes that come into conflict with religious
teaching are reflected in statutory, judge-made and administrative law. The transformation of these
cultural movements into law affects the rights of religious people and organizations to conduct
themselves in conformance with the teachings of their faith. Thomas Renker, General Counsel of the
Diocese of Rockville Centre, will offer a perspective on the growing conflict between culture and
religious freedom in the United States.
Tom Renker joined the Diocese of Rockville Centre as General Counsel on October 22, 2007. For over 25 years, he has
provided legal counsel to New York not-for-profit religious organizations and is now active, along with the grass roots
Long Island organization, Catholics for Freedom of Religion, in raising awareness of growing governmental and cultural
threats to the practice of religion in the public square. A native Long Islander and alumnus of Chaminade High School,
Tom is a 1986 graduate of New York University School of Law and a 1982 graduate of Columbia College, Columbia
University. A former resident of Sag Harbor, where his three children attended Stella Maris Regional School, he and his
wife, Mary, now reside in Mineola and are parishioners of Corpus Christi parish.
2015 Catholic Ministries Appeal
“Children whether young or older, they are the future, the strength that
moves us forward. We place our hope in them.”
Pope Francis
Serving God by Serving Others
CatholicMinistriesAppeal.org
Please consider donating to the Appeal and helping us to bring the joy of our
Faith to our young people. Thank you!
When you give to the Catholic Ministries Appeal, your gifts
support Youth, Young Adult and Campus Ministry programs
that bring together thousands of our young people to celebrate
Mass, socialize and reach out to the needy in their parish
communities.
Make checks payable to: Catholic Ministries Appeal
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Diocesan Ministries
2015 Catholic Ministries Appeal
Retiro Para Hombres - El ministerio Nuevos
Discípulos les invita a todos los hombres mayores de
18 años a un retiro espiritual los días 23, 24 y 25 de
Octubre en Greenport. Los interesados pueden llamar a
Polo (516-903-3202) o a Padre Jesus.
APOSTOLADO HISPANO
Tomado de http://w2.vatican.va/content/francesco/es.html
Papa Francisco habla al Congreso - En los últimos
siglos, millones de personas han alcanzado esta tierra
persiguiendo el sueño de poder construir su propio
futuro en libertad. Nosotros, pertenecientes a este
continente, no nos asustamos de los extranjeros,
porque muchos de nosotros hace tiempo fuimos
extranjeros. Les hablo como hijo de inmigrantes, como
muchos de ustedes que son descendientes de
inmigrantes. Trágicamente, los derechos de cuantos
vivieron aquí mucho antes que nosotros no siempre
fueron respetados. A estos pueblos y a sus naciones,
desde el corazón de la democracia norteamericana,
deseo reafirmarles mi más alta estima y
reconocimiento. Aquellos primeros contactos fueron
bastantes convulsos y sangrientos, pero es difícil
enjuiciar el pasado con los criterios del presente. Sin
embargo, cuando el extranjero nos interpela, no
podemos cometer los pecados y los errores del pasado.
Debemos elegir la posibilidad de vivir ahora en el
mundo más noble y justo posible, mientras formamos
las nuevas generaciones, con una educación que no
puede dar nunca la espalda a los «vecinos», a todo lo
que nos rodea. Construir una nación nos lleva a
pensarnos siempre en relación con otros, saliendo de la
lógica de enemigo para pasar a la lógica de la recíproca
subsidiaridad, dando lo mejor de nosotros. Confío que
lo haremos. Tomado de http://w2.vatican.va/content/francesco/
es/speeches/2015/september/documents/papafrancesco_20150924_usa-us-congress.html.
Encuentro de Culturas del South Fork – Le
queremos invitar al Encuentro de Culturas en
Hampton Bays el sábado, 10 de octubre de 6:00 a
10:00 PM en el Centro Comunitario. El Encuentro de
Culturas es una celebración para toda la familia con el
propósito de celebrar nuestra cultura latina en el mes
de la Hispanidad y además de recaudar fondos para los
servicios y ministerios del Apostolado Hispano.
¡Vengan a celebrar! El 18 de octubre habrá otro
Encuentro en East Hampton.
Cursillo Prematrimonial - A los interesados en
contraer matrimonio por la iglesia católica, les estamos
informando que el Cursillo Prematrimonial si iniciará
el 4 de octubre. Las reuniones serán los domingos de
las 9:00 AM hasta las 12 de mediodía en Southampton.
Taller para la Protección de los Niños - El sábado, 17
de octubre, a las 9:00 AM habrá un taller sobre la
protección de los niños en el Centro Comunitario en la
parroquia de Sta. Rosalía en Hampton Bays. El taller
enseña sobre la realidad del abuso sexual a menores.
Es muy informativo y además nos capacita para
prevenir el abuso. Uno puede inscribirse para el taller
por el internet en la página www.drvc.org o allí en la
puerta. Pedimos que no traigan niños menores de 18
años al taller.
Rincón de Información
Curso Pre-Bautismal
El curso se da el último domingo de cada mes a la 1:30
PM en el Apostolado Hispano en Southampton o a las
5:00 PM en la iglesia en East Hampton. El próximo
curso será el domingo, 25 de octubre. Favor de llevar la
copia del acta de nacimiento del niño. Bautizos en
Southampton serán el 4 de octubre, el 1º de noviembre, el
6 de diciembre, el 3 de enero y el 7 de febrero.
El Asesor de Inmigración de Caridades Católicas
En el Apostolado el 8 de octubre, de las 2- 5 PM.
Comunidad de Oración para Adultos y Familias
Los martes a las 7:30 PM en la el salón parroquial. El 3r
martes de cada mes - la hora santa en la iglesia.
Divina Misericordia - Misa en la Basílica el cuarto
miércoles de cada mes a las 8:00 PM.
Preparación Pre Matrimonial – Para casarse por la
iglesia, haga una cita para una entrevista con el P. Jesús o
el P. Esteban.
Proclamas Matrimoniales – Primera Noticia
Ovidio Humberto Mendez Lopez and Michelle Ann McGay
Requisitos para el Bautismo de un Niño
Curso: Para bautizar a su hijo, es necesario que los
padres y padrinos asistan al curso pre-bautismal.
Padrinos: Debe escoger a los padrinos conscientes de los
requisitos.
Los padrinos tienen que ser católicos
bautizados, confirmados y que han hecho su Primera
Comunión y deben poder comulgar.
El padrino
(madrina) debe ser un(a) soltero(a) o debe ser casado por
la iglesia.
Permisos: Si viven afuera de la zona servida por el
Apostolado Hispano, necesitan una carta de su párroco
dándonos permiso para bautizar su hijo.
Padre Esteban: Cel: 631-375-1001; Fax: 631-287-0986
Padre Jesus Arellano: Cel: 929-257-3467