Saint Mary
Star of the Sea
595 Minnieford Avenue, City Island, NY
10464
Phone: 718-885-1440 Fax: 718-885-9498
Website: www.olasmss.com
Church of
Our Lady of
the Assumption
1634 Mahan Avenue Bronx, NY 10461
Phone: 718-824-5454 Fax: 718-824-5456
Website: www.olasmss.com
5:15 pm (VIGIL)
9:00 am and 11:00 am
7:00 am
8:00 am and 5:15 pm
(VIGIL)
7:00 am and 12 Noon
Saturdays After 8:00 am Mass.
Saturdays: 4:30 to 5:00 pm
5:30 pm (VIGIL)
8:00 am,10:00 am and
12:00 pm
8:30 am and 12 Noon
8:30 am and 5:30 pm
(VIGIL)
5:30pm (VIGIL)
8:30 am, and 12 Noon
Saturdays: 4:00 to 5:30 pm
Coordinator: Diana Liccese 718-904-8464
Administrator: Teri Kurtz Phone: 718-885-1440
Rev. John M. Knapp, Pastor
Deacon William Mueller
Salesians of St. John Bosco,
Weekend Assistants
Laura Green
Kenneth A. Farnum Jr.
Call either Rectory
to arrange
Speak with a
Priest or Deacon
Call either Rectory and
arrange w/ priest.
Call either Rectory
ANYTIME, Day or
Night.
And
Please register by visiting one of the priests or call the Rectory
MASSES FOR THE WEEK
OLA LOCATION
SUNDAY August 4, 2024
8:00 am For the People of OLA/SMSS
10:00 am Giuseppina Russo
12:00 pm Ralph Tangredi
MONDAY August 5, 2024
8:30 am Michael Lowry
12:00 pm Nicholas Marchetti
TUESDAY August 6, 2024
8:30 am Donato Mecina
12:00 pm Stefano Russo
WEDNESDAY August 7, 2024
8:30 am Ellen Cinnamo
12:00 pm
THURSDAY August 8, 2024
8:30 am Bob & Laura Harnish (Living)
12:00 pm
FRIDAY August 9, 2024
8:30 am Albina Trerotola
12:00 pm Virginia Berrios
SATURDAY August 10, 2024
8:30 am Bobby Zanfordino
5:30 pm Anthony Dume
SUNDAY August 11, 2024
8:00 am For the People of OLA/SMSS
10:00 am Anna Arcuri
12:00 pm Vincent Ferrara
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OLA SACRAMENTAL
CELEBRATIONS DEVOTIONS
Holy Rosary: Mondays through Saturdays after
8:30 AM Mass
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DAILY MASS IN CHAPEL
The 8:30 am and 12 noon daily Masses are being
held in the Convent Chapel. Entrance is from the
driveway off Roberts Avenue. The Chapel is air-
conditioned and has 50 seats.
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PLEASE CONSIDER DONATING
Please keep in mind Jeanne Jugan Gift Shop. Did
you buy or receive gifts you do not want to keep?
Please consider donating any new gift items to
Jeanne Jugan’s Gift Shop. Please call JoAnne
Braem, 347-329-1800 at the Jeanne Jugan residence
for more information about donating New gift items.
Some items that are popular in the gift shop–
costume jewelry, clothing, electronics, toys and toi-
letry items.
MASSES FOR THE WEEK
ST. MARY’S LOCATION
SUNDAY August 4, 2024
9:00 am The Parishioners of Our Lady of the
Assumption/St. Mary Star of the Sea
11:00 am Lorraine Constanine
MONDAY August 5, 2024
7:00 am Stephen Francis Luke, Jr.
TUESDAY August 6, 2024
7:00 am Rita Lynch
WEDNESDAY August 7, 2024
7:00 am Helen Leupp
THURSDAY August 8, 2024
7:00 am Michael & Eileen Fitzmaurice
FRIDAY August 9, 2024
7:00 am Anna Marie Berardi
SATURDAY August 10, 2024
8:00 am Beatrice Shandley & Michael
Woods
5 :15 pm Jean & Maurice Paccione
SUNDAY August 11, 2024
9:00 am The Parishioners of Our Lady of the
Assumption/St. Mary Star of the Sea
11:am Gino Landi
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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PROGRAM
OLA Office: 1617 Parkview Ave. Bronx, NY 10461
OLA Telephone: (718) 904-8464
SMSS Office: 595 Minneford Ave. City Island, NY
10464
SMSS Telephone: (718) 885-1440
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ST. MARY STAR OF THE SEA
SACRAMENTAL CELEBRATIONS DEVO-
TIONS
Miraculous Medal Novena: Each Saturday after
the 8:00 AM Mass.
Holy Rosary: Mondays through Friday after the
7:00 AM Mass and Saturdays after 8:00 AM Mass,
Sundays, after the 9:00 AM
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament: First Fridays
from 4:00–5:00 PM.
__________________________________________
_PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT
www.olasmss.com
FOR NEW UPDATES AND
CONSIDER SIGNING UP FOR FLOCK-
NOTES. INSTRUCTIONS ARE ON OUR
WEBSITE.
Our Lady of the Assumption/St. Mary Star of the Sea Parish
Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sunday, August 4, 2024
BAPTISM CEREMONIES
Held on the 2
nd
and 4
th
Sundays of the
month following the 12 NOON Mass.
Upcoming Baptism dates August
11
th
, 25
th
. and September 8
th
, 22
nd
.
REQUIRED PRE-BAPTISM CLASSES
Meet in the Lower Church Hall on the first Thurs-
day of the month from 7:30–8:30 PM. Upcoming
classes are September 5
th
and October 3
rd
. Before
attending, you must register for both class and bap-
tism.
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RECTORY HOURS/OLA LOCATION
MONDAY — FRIDAY
9:00 AM TO 4:00 PM
Saturday: OFFICE CLOSED
Sunday: OFFICE CLOSED
Only in the event of an emergency requiring a
priest outside of these hours call 718-514-0385
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RECTORY HOURS
ST. MARY’S LOCATION
TUESDAY & THURSDAY
9:00AM TO 4:00 PM
Only in the event of an emergency requiring a
priest outside of these hours call 929-301-0796
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BINGO
There will be NO BINGO for the months
of July and August. Bingo will resume in
September.
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FOR THE SICK: Marion Fusco, Vita Cuff, Mary Al-
exandra Lee, Noris Vega, Linda Mayer, Andrew Sepe,
The,Riegel Family, The Mosso Family, Marie Frances
Drexler, William Candiano, Maureen Scarpelli, ,Luis
Martinez, Lucy Schepis, Mary McKenna, Susan Riegel,
Stephen Mosso, Marie Riegel, Marie Frances Riegel,
Charles Riegel, Isabella Cartaino, Alyssa, John Robert
& John Jr. Mosso Peter Netti, Kevin Rix, Angela Rix,
Donna DiMarco, Carol Ciccone, James Leung, Florence
McDonnell, Irene McGinn, Nancy Velez, Seresa Cam-
brosio, Conchita Bernardo, Bess Reina, Antoinette Del
Vecchio, Maritza Resto, Frances Lettley, Jabar Lettley,
Sandra Abreu, Peter Abreu, Charlotte Abreu, Luis
Abreu & family, Hector Jimenez, Aida Perez, Hillary
Reston, Susie Conte, Maritza Roman, Mario Nate Ro-
man, Nelson Roman, Anthony Forunato, Josephine
Lambrelle, Frances Lettley, Johan Carter, Olga Mar-
tinez, Annette Mortan, Mario Resto Jr., Johan Rojas,
Pedra Garcia, Sabrina, James Leung, Angel Colon,
Charles Tritto, Robert Stockard, Jeffrey Bueno, Rey
Bueno, Barbara Cavaluzzi, Salvatore Renda, Ann Marie
Reggio, Melissa Kilpatrick, Maria Altieri
FOR THE DECEASED: Richard Morgana
GOD’S PLAN FOR GIVING-TITHING
OLA LOCATION
Last week’s collection:$3,293.00
ST. MARY’S LOCATION
Last week’s collection: $ 2,441.00
God Bless you! Fr. Knapp
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MEMORIALS
The Sanctuary Lamp and Altar Bread
Memorials are available. To have a
loved one memorialized the donation is
$25.00.
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FLOWER MEMORIALS
Flower Memorials are available. If
you would like to have a loved one
memorialized, the cost is $50.00.
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GLIMPSES OF HEAVEN
There are times in our lives that we get the chance
to see a glimpse of heaven. It may be through the
love of another, loved one or stranger. Sometimes it
may even be an event that seems unexplainable,
perhaps even supernatural. These occurrences may
be the answer to prayer or they may surprise us by
coming out of nowhere. But no matter their nature
or origin, they give us hope and strength to carry on
through life.
When we journey on a pathway of stewardship, we
are bound to experience moments of grace where
we see even the smallest seeds we planted grow into
something amazing. At these moments, we are re-
minded that God is real and that our stewardship is
not in vain. The giving of our gifts and talents is not
just a response to God's calling. The giving is one
way that God breaks through into the lives of oth-
ers. As we use what God has given us for his glory,
he uses us as instruments of grace to be truly pre-
sent to others.
The greatest example of this occurs at the Mass.
Through the hands of an ordained priest taking the
gifts of bread and wine, God is really present with
us. When we then take Christ into our bodies, we
accept the offer to take him into the world to others.
The world cannot see Jesus in us with human eyes,
but through our works of stewardship, they can see
Jesus in us. One could say they even have a chance
to see a glimpse of heaven.
Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS
EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Since my college days I’ve loved a song called “Dance
with You” by the rock band Live. It touches on the
deep mystical hunger of our heart: “I’ve tasted all the
wines/ a half a billion times/ came sickened to your
shore/ you showed me what this life is for.” These
lines resonate with anyone who has feasted on the
good things of this world only to be left spiritually
hungover and unsatisfied.
We see a similar dynamic evoked by Jesus’ words after
he feeds the crowd with bread and fish. To teach them
to hunger for God, he recalls God’s gift of manna-
bread for the hungry ancient Israelites. Those folks had
grown spiritually sick from the idolatrous food of
Egypt yet still longed for more worthless pagan food.
So, God sent heavenly bread to nourish their bodies,
but also to heal their distrustful hearts. His people —
like us — must learn to hunger and thirst for God
alone. Before we can receive that which will not disap-
point, we first must cease expecting that earthly goods
will satisfy us.
We will get to the Lord’s teaching on the Eucharist in
the next two weeks. But first, he asks us: do you trust
me to take care of you? Do you trust me to give you
what you need for each day, and to not worry about the
next day? Do you see that when you hungrily stuff
yourself with the things of this world you become sick
and lose your taste for the bread of life? So, our hungry
hearts cry out: Lord, help us to trust that you’ll provide
for our every need. Help us to use only what we truly
need. Help us hunger for the goodness of your Son,
who is the true bread from heaven. That is what this
life is for.
Father John Muir
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FEAST OF THE ASSUMPTION
Next Thursday, August 15
th
is our
Parish Feast Day. It is a holy day of obli-
gation. Masses will be Wednesday, Au-
gust 14
th
at 5:30 PM and Thursday, Au-
gust 15
th
at 8:30 AM and 12:00 NOON.
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SECOND COLLECTION NEXT WEEK
The Pastoral Solidarity Fund is a collection for
the Church in Africa. This collection
offers us an opportunity to stand
with the people of Africa and sup-
port pastoral projects that are so
needed on this continent. Projects
include support for migrants and
communications efforts, building of new churches,
and formation for priests and religious. Please
prayerfully consider supporting this collection.
FROM THE MUSIC LOFT
We bring back the hymn, Though the Mountains May Fall,
a relatively older hymn of Dan Schutte that was introduced
last year to this congregation. There are so many wonder-
ful gems in Breaking Bread that are undiscovered by
OLA. Many we will never get to experience. The joy in
programming musical selections for a congregation is
threefold: selecting hymns that 1) the people of the con-
gregation know well enough that they are comfortable and
enjoy singing, 2) have lyrical purpose in that the music
reflects the readings or a particular feast celebration and,
3) help the congregation grow deeper in faith (and new
lyrics and new melodies can help us sense differently).
So! There is method in the madness of hymn selection. If
there is a hymn you are curious about or want to be intro-
duced, please reach out to the music director via email:
musicOLAbx@gmail.com or dropping a note at the recto-
ry, or even stopping by the loft sometime. Hymns are of-
ten selected months in advance so that we are prepared as
a collective music team. Your thoughts will be taken seri-
ously.
This week’s Leaders of Song:
5:30 PM Angela Sabarese
8:00 AM Barbara Blasucci
10:00 AM Anthony Liccese
12:00 PM Laura Green
This week’s Hymns
Though the Mountains May Fall (436)
The King of Love My Shepherd Is (470)
Gift of Finest Wheat (344)
With One Voice (394)
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OLA 50/50 WINNER
CONGRATULATIONS!!!
OLA WINNER: Jacqueline Marchetti
ST. MARY’S WINNER: Nilda Nye
YOU HAVE TO BE IN IT TO WIN IT!!!!!
August 50/50 envelopes are currently being col-
lected.
TO BE ELIGIBLE TO WIN YOU MUST
DONATE $10.00
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YOU CAN ACCOMPLISH MORE IN
ONE HOUR WITH GOD THAN ONE
LIFETIME WITHOUT HIM.
WITH GOD ALL THINGS ARE
POSSIBLE
St. Mary’s Schedule August 10/11, 2024
Mass Lector Altar Servers
5:15 p.m.
9:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
A. Shandley
T. Barriage
M. Glick
A. Jones, M. Jones
B. Najera, N. Najera, N. Najera
P. Noonan
E. Riordan, G. Riordan, T. Riordan
A. Taveras
IN THE SPIRIT OF GIVING
(Updated List)
Thank you all for your ongoing generous do-
nations to the City Island Food Pantry housed
at Trinity Methodist Church. Your donations
help those in our community who are experi-
encing food insecurity. Please continue to drop
off non-perishable items from the list below so
we can continue to restock the pantry. Items
can be left in St. Mary's vestibule.
FOOD PANTRY ITEMS NEEDED
Tuna Spam
Sardines Cereal
Peanut Butter Tea Bags
Jelly Hearty Soups Progresso/Chunky
Instant Mashed Potatoes Cup ‘o Noodle
Pasta Sauce Ramen Noodle
Vienna Sausage Oatmeal
__________________________________________
“Becoming a priest or a man or
woman religious is not primarily our own
decision.... Rather it is the response to a call
and to a call of love.”
—Pope Francis, address to Seminarians and Novices-July 6, 2013
________________________________________________________
Jesus looked at them and said, “For human beings it is
impossible, but not for God. All things are possible
for God.”
Mark 10:27
EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY IN
ORDINARY TIME
First Reading: Exodus 16:2-4, 12-15
The Israelites complain that Moses led them to
the desert and there is no food for them there.
Then the Lord told Moses he would rain down
bread from heaven so the people might know
that “I, the Lord, am your God.” God did as he
had promised and in the morning the people
found the bread that he had given them.
Second Reading: Ephesians 4:17, 20-24
Paul tells the Ephesians that they must give up
their old way of life and live in accordance with
the truth that Christ has brought them. He re-
minds them to acquire a spiritual way of think-
ing, and to remember that they are made in
God’s image and act accordingly.
Gospel: John 6:24-35
The people Jesus had fed on five loaves of bread
follow him, and Jesus tells them they should not
be looking for perishable food, but for spiritual
food. The people want a sign that they should
believe in him. He explains that he is the bread
of life, and anyone who believes will not experi-
ence hunger or thirst. The people did not fully
understand that he was speaking in the spiritual
sense, and not of actual food.
Dawn Lo Prest Sunjay Sabastian
Salvatore Renda Nolan Quinn
Maria Lanzollo
Madeline Pellettier Lenora B. Fereshetian
Angela Gannucci Jennifer Gatcheo
Rosario (Ray) Renda Rose Marie Gatcheo
Annamarie DeFalco
Gene McKenna Louvinia Charity
Betty Hogen Sherry Eisenhuth
Anthony Valentino Robert Ulmer
Sandra Mooney Ethel Thomas
Gordon C. Gladden Julia Persaud
Rudy Comerico
Michael T. Kelly
Janice DeNave James Leung
John Bosch Joan Attanasio
Theresa Wagner Sen Grealey
Paula Attanasio Bill Larkin
Theodore Battista Christine Sortino
Gerald Giocco Joseph Goldman
Joan Kemble Marissa Madden
Keiko DeBella Mary Ellen Grogan
Mary Norah Philbin Bonnie Ramos
John Ulmer Vincent Volpe
Margie Campanelli Carmella DiStatsio
Henry Kvetan Louise Mangione
Dean Pecoraro John Iscaro
Marie Stabile
Joan Buto
Jaime Washington Altimairano James Daly
Maureen Angilello Margaret Wagner
Aubrey Anglero Mason Anglero
Elsie Fournier Barbara
Bellaby Ronnie Anthony Schulez
Charles Zanor
Lori Treavers Kenneth Roberts
Joseph DelGiudice John Bonicoro
The Stabile & Bruno families Salvatore Caruso
Charles Maselli Wilfred Cebollero
Angela Ramftl Terri Sarsorito
Carolina Matteis Ann Riordan
Michelle Healey Josephine Gibson
Joan Klopfer Bob Zervas
James Mamara Rachele Cuccinello
Toni Oddon Angelo DeSimone
William Moran
______________________________________________
PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT
www.olasmss.com
FOR NEW UPDATES AND
CONSIDER SIGNING UP FOR FLOCK-
NOTES. INSTRUCTIONS ARE ON OUR
WEBSITE.
ATTENTION PARISHIONERS
Fr. Augustus will be on vacation for the month of
August, Fr. Jince will be at St. Mary while he is
away.
__________________________________________
Save the Date
Mark your calendar! St. Mary Star of the Sea will
hold its Annual Outdoor Mass on Saturday,
September 14th, at 5:15 p.m. in St. Mary’s
Schoolyard.
__________________________________________
FEAST OF THE ASSUMPTION
Next Thursday, August 15
th
is the feast of Our Lady
of the Assumption.. It is a holy day of
obligation. Masses will be Thursday,
August 15
th
at 7:00 AM and 12:00
NOON.
__________________________________________
Recently Deceased
Let us remember our recently deceased
Richard Lovett
__________________________________________
SECOND COLLECTION NEXT WEEK
The Pastoral Solidarity Fund is a col-
lection for the Church in Africa. This
collection offers us an opportunity to
stand with the people of Africa and
support pastoral projects that are so
needed on this continent. Projects in-
clude support for migrants and communications ef-
forts, building of new churches, and formation for
priests and religious. Please prayerfully consider
supporting this collection.
__________________________________________
WHY BE REGISTERED IN THE
PARISH?
It helps to support the Church, shows that you are a
practicing Catholic, helps to obtain sponsor certifi-
cates and documentation letters, enables you and
your family to be eligible for the sacraments, and en-
ables you to register for CCD. BECOME A MEM-
BER OF OUR PARISH FAMILY…REGISTER
NOW … IT ONLY TAKES 5 MINUTES.
St. Mary’s Parish Information
· St. Mary’s Thrift Shop
The Thrift Shop is closed for the summer. We
will reopen in September. Have a wonderful
summer!
· Prayer Requests
To add or remove a name from the sick list,
please call the rectory
· Mass Requests
To request a Mass, please come to rectory.
· New Parishioners
Please register by visiting or calling the recto-
ry. Families who are moving out of the parish
are asked to notify the rectory. Thank you.
____________________________________
2025 Mass Book Open
The 2025 Mass Book is now open. If you would like
to request a Mass, please come to the rectory.
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