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St Ignatius Loyola Parish 129 Broadway (Rt. 107) Hicksville, New York 11801_4925 Phone: 516 _ 931 _ 0056 Fax: 516 _ 939 _ 0852 Parish e-mail: stignatiushicksville@gmail.com Webite:www.stignatiushicksville.org saintignatiusloyolaparish-hicksville- ny Saint Ignatius of Loyola RC Church For God so loved the world that He gave HisFor God so loved the world that He gave His only Son, so that everyone who believes in Himonly Son, so thatonly Son, so that eve might not perish eryone who believes in Himeryone who believes in Himt evet eve hh but might have eternal life.hh ut mighgut might hbb (Jn.3:16) hahaht hht h 6)6) With joy we welcome all to worship God. Let us lift up our minds, hearts and spirits to our loving and merciful God, from whom all good things come, and thank and praise Him. Weekend Mass Schedule Weekday Masses Saturday: 5:00 PM (Live) Monday - Friday Sunday: 7:30 AM 7:00 AM 9:30 AM (Live) 9:00 AM (Live) Family Mass 11 AM Saturday 12:30 PM 9:00 AM (Live) Spanish 5:00 PM (Live) 5:00 PM (Live) Vietnamese 8:00 PM Adoration: Sunday 10:30 AM to 4:45 PM Monday to Saturday 9:30 AM to 3 PM Every Monday, except in July and August: Adoration, Rosary & Scripture Study at 7:30 PM Every Friday: Divine Mercy Chaplet at 3 PM. (Live) Every First Wednesday: Rosary to St. Joseph at 8:25 AM. (Live) Every First Friday: Holy Hour after 9:30 AM Mass. (Live) Mass in Spanish at 7 PM Every First Saturday: Rosary Meditation at 8:25 AM. (Live) Holy Hour at 6 PM. To 7 PM Confessions: Saturday 4:00 pm to 4:45 pm (English) Every First Saturday: 6 pm to 6.30 pm (English) Every First Sunday of the month and Sundays of Lent : after the 9:30 am Mass till 10:55 am (English) Every First Sunday : 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm (Spanish) or by appointment Baptism: Celebrated twice monthly in English (the 2nd and 3rd Sunday of every month) and once in Spanish (4th Sunday of the month). Since these dates may be subject to change, please call the Rectory Office to confirm the date and to register your child. Baptism preparation classes in English for new parents have been postponed until further notice. Baptism preparation classes in Spanish are the 2nd and 3rd Tuesday of the month from 7:00pm - 9:00pm. Please contact the Rectory Office to register for a class in Spanish. Marriage: Arrangements for weddings should be made at least 6months in advance, and prior to make reception arrangements. Pre-Cana Sessions are required for all couples planning to marry. Wedding times: Fridays 3:30 pm & 5:00 pm Saturday 11:30 am, 1:30 pm & 3:00 pm Sundays 3:30 pm Anointing of the sick : After the 9:30 am Mass on the second Sunday of every month, and upon request. Pastoral Leadership Rev. Shibi Pappan OIC Pastor Rev. Joshy Raymond OIC Associate Pastor Rev. Yesudas Elias OIC Resident Associate George A. Mais Jr., Deacon Antonio Gordon, Deacon Week-end Assistant Rev.Cesar R. Bejarano OFM Hispanic Ministry Rev. Lich Xuan Dang, M.S.A Vietnamese Ministry QR Code for all

Parish Staff Directory Departments Clergy Fr. Shibi Pappan, Pastor: 931 - 0056 Ext.147; frshibipappan@gmail.com Fr. Joshy Raymond OIC: 931 –0056 Ext. 122 joshyoic@gmail.com Fr. Yesudas Elias: 931 - 0056 Ext. 121 yesudase2@gmail.com yyyy R㑔㑒㑩㑤㑧㑴 O㑕㑕㑘㑒㑔: 931-0056 ; Monday to Friday 9:30 AM - 12 noon & 1:00 PM - 3:30 PM * Saturday : Closed; Sunday: 9:00 AM - 2 PM. * Evenings by appointment only. Parish Secretaries: Diane Del Priore and Jean DeRosa 931-0056 Ext.117; Parish e-mail: stignatiushicksville@gmail.com A㑓㑰㑡㑩 F㑐㑘㑩㑗 F㑤㑧㑢㑐㑩㑘㑤㑣: Deacon George A. Mais. Jr.; 931-0056 Ext.140; deacongeorge99@verizon.net B㑰㑨㑘㑣㑔㑨㑨 M㑐㑣㑐㑖㑔㑧: Joseph Del Priore; 931-0056 Ext.118; jmdelpriore23@gmail. com M㑰㑨㑘㑒 D㑘㑧㑔㑒㑩㑤㑧: Mariel Pacific; 931-0056 Ext.116; mrlpacific@icloud.com H㑰㑢㑐㑣 S㑔㑧㑱㑘㑒㑔㑨: D㑘㑧㑔㑒㑩㑤㑧; Mary Ann Lang (516) 935-8846 stignatiusoutreachhicksville@gmail.com Office Hours: Monday 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM, Tuesday & Thursday 9:30 AM - Noon & 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM. P㑐㑨㑩㑤㑧㑐㑡 C㑤㑰㑣㑒㑘㑡 Joseph Malerba Edward Sottile Michael Tuzzolo Diane Pramberger Peggy Gill Migdalia Vasquez Diane Del Priore Elizabeth Fitzgibbon F㑘㑣㑐㑣㑒㑔 C㑤㑢㑢㑘㑩㑩㑔㑔 Sr. Karen Lademann Mary Ann Lang David Fantry Joseph Del Priore Steven Gareau Nancy Foster T㑧㑰㑨㑩㑔㑔㑨: Erika Aldana Joseph Panarelli EMERGENCY CONTACT In times of serious illness, the sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick is highly recommended to offer strength and healing. It is the greatest gift you can offer to your sick brethren. Only after office hours, & exclusively for the anointing of the sick : (516) 728—3177 Please do not call this number for any other purpose. R㑔㑡㑘㑖㑘㑤㑰㑨 E㑓㑰㑒㑐㑩㑘㑤㑣: C㑤㑤㑧㑓㑘㑣㑐㑩㑤㑧 : Mrs. Nivia Soto 935-6873 Ext.126; nsoto.silre@gmail.com. A㑓㑢㑘㑣 A㑨㑨㑘㑨㑩㑐㑣㑩 : Mrs. Barbara Malerba Ext.127; bmalerba@aol.com Office Hours: From September to April. Monday: 10 AM to 3 PM. Wednesday: 3 PM to 9 PM Saturday: 8 AM - 12 PM Closed on Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday Office Hours : May to August * Saturday – Closed Monday : 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM Wednesday : 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM *Please call the office to ensure someone is in or to arrange an appointment. Maintenance: Jose Elias 931-0056 Facilities: Diane Del Priore, Ext. 131 Digital Evangelism & Communications Bulletin Editor Mrs. AnsyMary Antony sicommunications2021@gmail.com

NNourishmentt byy Wordd off Godd andd Bodyy off Christ…… Jesus, The Bread of Life, nourish us. The Bread and Wine, this week are offered in loving memory of Carol Anne Foley from Julie Ferrara. Sacrificial Giving Sunday, November 1,2026 $12,900 All Saints’ Day $ 4,408 Please prayerfully consider to remember St. Ignatius Loyola Parish as a beneficiary in your last will or retirement account and make a profound difference in our parish for years to come. Thank you for your generosity. God Bless you all ! Jesus, Light of the World, lead us to eternity. Amen The candles this week are offered in honor of All Saints in the Church. Parishioners who request a Mass intention or make an offering for bread and wine are invited to take part in the Offertory Procession at weekend Masses. Those interested should inform the ushers at least five minutes before Mass and go to the back of the church during the Prayer of the Faithful, where they will be guided for the procession. * If you see a Mass listed in the bulletin with no intention and you wish to remember a loved one (living or deceased) for their Birthday, Wedding or Anniversary of their passing, please call the rectory office to secure that date and time. Papal Intention for November For the proper use of wealth Let us pray for the proper use of wealth, that not succumbing to the temptation of selfishness, it may always be put at the service the common good and solidarity of those who have less. Parish Hymn - After Communion ¶ Jesus ! my Lord, my God, my all ! How can I love Thee as I ought ? And, how revere this wondrous gift, So far surpassing hope or thought ? { Sweet Sacrament! we Thee adore ! O, make us love Thee more and more!}*2¶ 7:30AM All Souls Day Novena 9:30AM Parishioners of St. Ignatius Loyola 11:00AM †Barbara Schnalzer 12:30PM *Multiple Intentions †Anthony Vaccaro †Annette Wilde †Walter Neil Robert Kedjierski 5PM * Mass in Spanish †Lucia Contreras 7AM All Souls Day Novena 9AM †Dr. John Chirayil All Souls Day Novena †P.C. Joseph 7AM All Veterans Living and Deceased 9AM †Rodolfo Gutierrez 7AM †Gloria and †Stephen Scover 9AM †Kathleen O’Sullivan 7AM †James and †Kevin Flanagan and †Warren Monetta 9AM †Stephan (Steve) Dias 9AM †Nancy Ramirez 5PM †Elizabeth and †George Fitzgibbon 7:30AM *Multiple Intentions †Rose Banks † Richard Devlin 9:30AM †Louis Smith 11:00AM Parishioners of St. Ignatius Loyola 12:30PM †Rita Bergin 5PM * Mass in Spanish †Augusto Lopez Funeral arrangements and marriage milestones such as 25th and 50th Jubilees for members of our parish family can be displayed on the digital board in the church vestibule so we may remain united in prayer. Please email the details and photos to sicommunications2021@gmail.com .

For our Sick Jennifer Lentini, Carolyn Fitzgerald, Antonio Esposito, Lynn Schweitzer, Michael Pitonza, Johnny Martin, Angela Funef, Valarite Sferrazza, Richard Burgos, Anna Silvestre, Mike O’Grady, Declan Jurgens, Maria Santoro, Emme Kate Scavetta, Paul Scavetta, Mawhinney, Carol Fields, Raymond Victor III, Patricia Gatt, Gail Tooker, Guido Penafiel, Gerry Schreiber, Richard Peters, Diana Rhima, Aidan Lyons, Joan Alexio, Charles Moone, Kathryn Paradiso, Joseph Balnis, Josephine Genzale, William Gribbin, Jessica Gribbin, Matthew Donovan, Elizabeth Boardman, Steven Anderson, AP. Jerome, Joan Cunning- ham, Guido Penafiel, Isabella Carone, Thomas Francis Murphy, Annette Korszun, Selena Valentina Flores Escamilla, Mary Anne Mize, Maryann Martucci, Nohora Barbini, Samantha Cooke, Matthew Fitzgerald, Maria Lucas, John Pierson, Lawrence T. Moore, Lou Ellen Klints, Pauline Flasco, Margaret Suraci, Eric Saliba, James Keough, Rich Schmidt, Cynthia Mc Gregor, Susan Minichello, Giuseppe Totino, Ralph, Sofia Iacobellis, Al Catalano, Elizabeth Hyde – Daddio, Rose Jenkin, Maryann and Francis Rybak, Linda A. Eddy, Danny Schmidt, John Ficke, Beatrice Daddio, Ita Harney, Mary Ann Dealy, George Fitzgibbon, Teresa Suarez De Bencardino, Orlando Pascucci Heavenly Father, we lift up all who are going through various sickness. Have compassion on them, and lay Your healing hands on them. We pray that You would restore their health, soothe their pain and ease their wor- ries. Give them Your peace and comfort them as they wait. Amen Get well soon… Names will be kept on the Prayer for the Sick List for three weeks, unless a family member calls to extend the time. For Our Dearly Departed Josephine Genzale Elaine V. Bocchino Jesus died and has risen again, so through Jesus, God will bring with Him those who have fallen asleep; and so also in Christ will all be brought to life. Eternal Rest grant unto them O Lord, and let the perpetual light shine upon them. May the souls of all the faithful departed through the mercy of God rest in peace. Amen. We pray for their mourning families also. Merciful Father, comfort all those whose hearts overflow with grief, as they face this sense of loss. May they know the consolation of Your love. Amen For our Military. Almighty Father, give them courage and strength against all enemies, both spiritual and physical. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they do to protect this land and us. Keep them safe in Your loving hands .We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen. Atan Lisa Olynk, USN 2nd Lt.. Kevin J. Hennelly –USAF Lt. Col. Jonathan W. Lang—USSF Capt.. Jeanine A. Lang, USN SPC Justin T. Sikorski Col. Paul J. Laughlin M Sgt. Michael Marascia Sgt. Stephen L. Emlaw Lt. David Jacobs Pvt. Thomas Wright Sgt. Dustin Lusby Cpt. Richard Macchio PVC Andrew Hughes Sgt. Lotachukwu Okoye Paul Vermillion US Marines Major Edward A.McGoldrick,US Army Steven Orbon,1stLt., U.S.Army 1st Lt. James Michael Vaz, U.S. Army Pvt Ryan Blazo 1st Lt. Daniel Sullivan, US Army SPC James Sullivan, Army PVT Lorenzo LaPlaca, US Army Adam Cespo—Air Force Airman First Class Gianinna Roldan (USAF) LTJG Alie Disher, U.S.N. LTJG John Patrick Orr, USN, C.E.C. P.O Third Class E-4 Kyle A.Kamermayer Navy PO3 Hunter Morales, US Navy HM2 Morrrigan Hayes, US Navy SA2 Peter Cavallo, US Navy Oscar Martinez—Marines PFC Jim Arbelaez, US Marine Major. Joseph Whittaker, USMC SSGT Michael J. Mc Ilwrath, USMC Gunnery Sgt. Brian Moran, USMC Pvt.Joseph Gergely,USMC Major Patrick O. Kelly, USMC Cpt. Thomas P. McLoughlin, USMC Sgt. William J. White, USMC Robert Van-Horn US Air Force Pvt. Peter Agapito Sgt. Austin Rouyea (USMC) For our Birthday celebrants in November, especially Dn. Antonio Gordon, Luz Londono, Helen Piotrowski and all Wedding celebrants of the month of November. May God bless you all. WWee pray……

A message from our conference president, Peter Ingenito “At-home assistance is one of the best rendered charities and one that produces the best results, above all, in these times when help is generally dispensed with such culpable indierence; and you are aware of this, Gentlemen, now that you have all experienced it.” Bl. Frédéric Ozanam (1834) As Vincentians, a question that is routinely asked to us is, “What happens at the home visit?” From time to time, and in this space, we will be providing insight into the Home Visit and what distinguishes these visits from other ministries. Vincentians always travel in pairs for safety and to oer mutual support. A standard visit generally follows these sequential steps: 1.Opening Prayer: The team begins with a quiet prayer in the car or right before entering to center them- selves spiritually. 2.The Introduction: They introduce themselves simply as members of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, ensuring the tone is warm, non-judgmental, and welcoming. 3. Active Listening: The core of the visit is letting the individual or family share their story, listening deeply to both their spoken words and emotional needs. 4.Assessment of Needs: Together, they discuss immediate crises (like an overdue utility bill, overdue rent or empty pantry) and look for systemic, long-term challenges. 5. Closing and Next Steps: The Vincentians oer immediate assistance, if possible, lay out a plan for fol- low-up support, and ask if the family would like to join them in a closing prayer. Next time, The Conference Meeting… How Vincentians, after the home visit, advocate for our neighbors. In the meantime, if you ever have any questions about the Society, please feel free to email me at petving@optonline.net and we can setup a time to talk.

Please submit all bulletin materials at least 12 days and during holidays, 14 days prior to the date of the bulletin in which you want it to appear. The materials will be published based on time sensitivity and on a First Come basis. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. Human Services is open Monday, Tuesday and Thursday Offices of Human Services 516 935-8846 Blessings to Our Generous Donors A very special thank you for your continuous support. During these difficult economic times for everyone, your donations greatly help the individuals and families who seek assistance from us. IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Please do not donate any OTC medicines. We cannot distribute these items. Also we are not accepting clothing at this time. ITEMS NEEDED: **jelly (grape or strawberry), crunchy peanut butter, pasta sauce (can use some with meat or meat flavored), ramen noodles, cup noodles, ketchup, mayo, salad dressing (French/Italian), cookies, coffee (if on sale), hand soap, shampoo, paper towels PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE ANY DONATIONS OUTSIDE WHEN HUMAN SERVICES IS CLOSED. ALSO, IF YOU PLAN TO DONATE NON-FOOD ITEMS, PLEASE CONTACT US. WE HAVE LIMITED SPACE AND DO NOT ALWAYS HAVE SOMEONE TO WHOM WE CAN GIVE THE ITEMS. THANK YOU! THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Bulletin Reflection: In today’s Gospel, we hear the parable of the ten virgins. Living Stewardship ~ Pillar of Formation: The Gospel reading today reminds us to stay vigilant and close to God. We never know when the Lord will call us home.

November 8 Sunday Anointing of the sick soon after the 9:30 am Holy Mass Family Mass at 11am. November 9 Monday Divine Mercy Chaplet, Rosary, and Gospel Reflections for the coming Sunday by St. Anne’s Prayer group in the Adoration Chapel at 7:20 pm November 10 Tuesday Rosary Making meeting in Room B of the Old School Building from 3pm to 5pm Bible Study with Dn. George in Room B in the basement of the Old School Building from 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM. November 11 Wednesday The Rectory and all Parish departments including the Adoration Chapel will be closed in observance of the holiday. Mass times remain as usual. Blessings for Veterans at the 9a.m. Mass. November 13 Friday Divine Mercy Chaplet (Page 15 of our Parish Prayer book) at 3 pm November 15 Sunday Family Mass at 11am. Please tune in to our YouTube Channel and subscribe for notifications of live streamed events We invite... Thought for the week “Waiting for God is not doing nothing; it is living every moment in readiness to welcome Him.” Saint quote “Watch with the heart, watch with faith, watch with love, watch with charity, watch with good works.” St. Augustine QR Code for Weekend Readings & Parish Prayer Book. Important Feast Day of the week Usher volunteers are needed for the following masses: Saturday at the 5pm mass, Sunday at the 11AM mass, Sunday at the 12:30 mass . If you wish to volunteer, please contact Tony D'Angelis at 516-710-9497 November 9

On Sunday, October 25th, 2026, the Grade 8 Confirmation Commitment Mass was celebrated by Fr. Shibi, assisted by Deacon George. This special Mass introduced our Grade 8 candidates, who are continuing their preparation for the Sacrament of Confirmation during the 2026-2027 school year. At this Mass, the candidates committed themselves to growing in their faith, deepening their relationship with Jesus, and preparing to receive the Sacrament of Confirmation in May 2027. Both candidates and parents reaffirmed their commitment to this important journey of faith. During the Mass, each candidate was presented with a one-decade rosary as a symbol of their commitment to prayer and to growing closer to Jesus as they continue their spiritual preparation. May this rosary serve as a reminder of the importance of daily prayer and of remaining open to the guidance of the Holy Spirit. as a reminder of the importance of daily prayer and of remaining open to th it. On Sunday, November 1st, the Grade 1 students celebrated All Saints Day by dressing up as their favorite saints at the 9:30 a.m. Mass. The Mass was celebrated by Fr. Shibi and the children proudly represented the saints, honoring their lives and examples of faith. It was a wonderful celebration enjoyed by all the students, families, and parishioners who came together to celebrate and honor the saints.

All Souls Mass Remembrance Wee prayerfullyy rememberr ourr dearlyy departedd ones,, especiallyy thosee forr whomm Novenaa Masss iss offeredd forr .. Simon Jaipaul; Moses Jaipaul; Virginia Jaipaul; David Dinno; Desmond Dinno; Members of the Jaipaul Family; Evans Andrews; Minita Andrews; May Figaro; Lloyd Figaro; Derrick Winchester; Shadon Winchester; Meana Figaro; Fitz Figaro; Milton Mejias; Julia Mejias; Sr. Mary Emmerencia; Sr. Mary Pacceli; The Holy Faith Srs. of Siparia R.C.S. Fr. Teloron Davies, O.P. Fr. Eugene Delahunt, OP; Fr. Lenon, OP, Jerome Pinto; Barbin Pinto; Marcus Pinto; Lucas Pinto; Allwyn Pinto; Ignatius Dias; Margaret Dias; Victor Dias; Glen D’Souza; Agnes Fernandes; Alfonso Valle Sanchez; Christian Valle Diaz; Isaura Vergel; Zenaido Perez; Francisco Sosa; John Aull; Ammie Aull; JohnLegaz Sr.; John Legaz Jr.; Virginia Legaz; Jack Miller; Warren Aull; Marion Aull; Joey Bonjono; Mike Larson; Uncle Jim Miller; Deceased members of the Thomas Gill family; Deceased members of the William Wesnofske family; Gaspar Ventimiglia; Al Punzi; Joe Goldsmith; Rosemary Punzi; Rick Kester; Dave Kovach; Steve Ventimiglia; Lauren Laurore; George Grunfelder; John Grunfelder; Francis J. Donovan; Giuseppe Fonte; Thomas Donovan; Pasquale Rutigliano; Suzanne Gibson; Arcangela Donovan; Donatangela Fonte; Anna Maria Donovan; Theresa Jensen; Matt Kwas; all deceased members of the Zanzonico, Caliendo and Esposito families; Marion Haliasz; Edward Haliasz; Clementine Balnis; Martin Balnis; Martin Balnis, Jr.; Marianne Holohan; Regina Borak; Bruno Borak; Lillian Goscicki; Thadeus Goscicki; Veronica Bourke; Dolores Bourke; Gerald Bourke; Thomas and Bridget Bourke; Michael Bourke; James Dennean, Sr.; Eva Rosetti; Michael Rosetti; Pauline and Ludwig Bierl; Mary and Al Bierl; The Libasci Family; The D’alessandro Family; Anastasia and Teovoro Recupero; Giuseppina and Savino DiGirolamo; Alexander DiGirolamo; John Moyer; Filomena, Battista and Joseph Marzionna; Lucrezia and Giuseppe Marzionna; John Sandy, Sr.; Julio Sandy; Louis Campo; Catherine Campo; John Cunningham; Rose Cunningham; John O’Neill; Isabelle O’Neill; deceased members of the Benny Joseph family; family of Mr. and Mrs. Benny Joseph; Agnes Cavaliere; Michael Cavaliere, Senior; Benny Joseph family; family of Mr. and Mrs. Elezer Mercado; Ralph Pidcoe; Helen Pidcoe; Adilio Biagini, Jr.; Artiero Biagini, Sr.; Theresa Biagini; Frank Valkor; Christina Valkor; Chris Fischer; E&F&L Giuliano; M&H Giuliano; S&R Giagini; H. Denean; M & J Esposito; D & J Boglia; L & J Di Turi; family of Mr. and Mrs. Ho Thanh Lam; family of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kuruvilla; Joe Tuzzolo; Ellen Tuzzolo; Donna Nujunas; Dawn Driscoll; Carmella Reichert; John Choriatis; Xenon Antone; Ignacio Porto; Felipa Atienza; Paulino Antone; Paulina Antone; family of Mr. and Mrs. George Chirayil; Werner Busch; Nicola and Vincenza Lamberti; Henry and Christa Busch; Dougherty Family; Regan Family; Aquino Family; Jerome Lobo; Bridgeth Lobo; Cyprian Lobo; Salvadore Colaco; Mary Colaco; Machu Colaco; Montenio family deceased members; Francis D’Costa; Tyronne Pires; Martin Sullivan; Thomas McElwee; Julia McElwee; Leonidas Vasilakos; Helen Vasilakos; Father Athanasius Sigalos; Amparito Maldonado; Juan Antonio Lopez; Blanca Lopez; Wilfredo D. Navarro; Walter Joseph Navarro; Wilfredo J. Navarro, Sr.; Emitenia D. Navarro; Solomon Alvero; Eusibio Navarro; Purinfromcron Jumadrram; Edcncia Aliero; Rammaldo Navarro; Virgilio Navarro; family of Mr. and Mrs. Ovi Rozario; Stanislaw Krajewski; Yanina Knajewski; Antoni Sliwa; Wiktonia Sliwa; Stanislaw Pottonak; Yanina Pottonak; Karolina Krawiec; Leon Krawiec; Hipocrates Luna; Leila F. Luna; Lorenzo Luna; Dominga Luna; Victoria Fabu; Sotedad Angelus; Maino Angelus; Linda Visda; Lina de Leon; Leticia Ocampo; Frank Silvestro; Yolanda Silvestro; Emanuel Dagostino; Grace Dagostino; Dolores, Jean and John Pirozzi; Fanny, John, Sr. and John Montovano; Phil, Millie and Lucy Allocco; Mike Tempesta and Family; Lediasal Shepard; Rocco-Charles, Anna Cochiolo Family; Cesira Vinciguerra; Michele Vinciguerra; Mariano Rodriguez; Carmen Rodriguez; Valerie Vinciguerra; Paul Doyle; Ken Ladner; Francisco Vinciguerra; Paul and Pat DiMarco; Matteo DiMarco; Anne Fitzgerald; Edward Fitzgerald; Anne Shea; Lawrence Shea; Terrance Fitzgerald; John Fitzgerald; Violet Wilson; Lawrence Wilson; Michael Del Priore; Constance Del Priore; Roddy Family; Condron Family; Margaret Stolz; James Stolz; Lt. James Stolz; Mary Ellen Stolz; Diane Stolz; Fr. John Stolz; Helen Stolz Thoene; Margare I. Stolz; Melvin Dixon; Martha Daur; Werner and Cecelia Moneta; Margaret/James Flanagan; John and Pauline Bagley; Herman and Magdalena Moneta; Warren Moneta; James and Kevin Flanagan; Walter/Liobe Moneta; Leonard and Loretta Smith; Smith Sr.; Evelyn Sohl – Leonard, H. Francis and Frances Murray;

Leigh R. Scully; Jean Scully; Joseph P. Scully; Thomas Scully Sr.; Jerry Scully; Thomas Scully Jr.; Kay Bailiff; Larry Bailiff; Henrietta Cizick; John Cizick; Manuel Panama; Rosario Pillco; Maria T. Yauri; Manuel C. Remache; Luis M. Panama; Maria E. Quizhpi; Herman Panama; Segundo Bermejo; Maria Piedad Quizxhop; Lidia Santos Almanzar; Yolando Collazo; Alberta Deliz; Luis Deliz; John Muschella; Jerry Swift; Don Curran; Emily O’Neil; James O’Neil; Susan Lasurdo; Mae Sheridan; John Sheridan; Sarah Olff; Infant Timothy James Sheridan; Ann Sheridan; Regina Platt; Peggy DelBene; Joseph P. McNicholas; Catherine McNicholas; Joseph G. McNicholas; George A. Mais, Sr.; Gertrude A. Mais; Cecelia Mais; Thomas Caney; Gertrude Wilson; Kathleen Mais McCabe; Joseph and Alice Bueche; Kathleen and Kevin Bueche; James Bueche; All Bueche Family Aunts, Uncles and Cousins; Sal and Lucille Silvestri; Uncle Mike and Aunt Muriel; Aunt Jennie and Uncle Sam; Uncle Pete and Arson; All relatives of the Bueche family; Ana Margarita Deleg; Enrique Deleg; Ignacio Deleg; Farina Oliva; Oliva Family; Constance P. Druiett; Angelo and Fonizza; Francesco and Gilda Rotoudi; Rita and Carlo Le perfido; Rosetta and Angelo Sportelli; Nina Maguisi; Rosa Magnisi; Tonia Palazzo; Pina Magnisi; Joan, Corinne, Betty, Enza, Nina, Augie, Victor, Paul, Tommy, Anastasia; Jozef Karszun; Janina Purta; Matthew and Audrey Kwas; Heather and Cric Cottell; Kevin and Carl Thomas; Tom Little Sam Jaser; Peter Panzenback; Larry Dubin; Larry Rosano; Mrs. Carmela Doucette; Mrs. Margaret Ferraro; Mr. Samuel Ferraro; Mr. Peter Doucette Jr.; Jacob and Bertha Pillet; Aunt Christina and Uncle Jack; Father Karvelis; Fr. Reid; Deacon Jack; Mr. and Mrs. Al Sportiello; Special Intentions for all souls; Shirley Vernala; Teresa Zapolska; Joe Sadowski; Sam Jaser; Karen Kalstein; Lorraine Passalacqua; John Passaro; All Aborted Babies; Holy Souls in Purgatory; Cynthia Rosicki; Sanghee Kim; John Reges; John Kim; Helen Jung (Kyunghee); Jongduk Ma; Sungkyu Ma; Gannan Song; Stefany Molinor; Paul; Cristian Pasedes; Chano Monroj; Oscar Rodriguez; Ana Paredes; Cristian Libreros; Amalia Monroi; Trinidad Monroi; Avelino; Jinsung Kim (John); Jungho Lee (John); Hyungtoe Kim (Francisco); Youngja Song (Maria); Moosook Kim (Clara); Elda Euceda; Nevis Santos; Liliana Santos; Maricela Jiminez; Rufino Euceda; Stella Villalta; Raul Gonzalez; Ingracia Gonzalez; Raul Trinidad Gonzalez; Jose Vasquez; Victoria Gonzalez; Olga Gonzalez; Maria Gonzalez; Marta Vasquez Giron; Carlos Vasquez; Jose Ong; Chua Lee Ong; Pascual Gusmanos; Juanita Gusmanos; Frederick Gusmanos; Ian Suy; Josle Tecson; Blanca Portillo; Emilio Vasquez; Emilio Portillo; Miguel Villeda; Sara Vasquez; Ortencia Vasquez; Noe Vasquez; Ruben Villeda; Edelfina Villeda; Jose Lopez; Difuntos; Teresa Villalovos; Pilar Martinez; Maria Rodriguez; Mario Alberto Rodriguez; Jose Domingo Berrios; Iris Suyapa Vanegas (40 dias); Jose Domingo Berrtios; Iris Suyapa Vanenas; Teresa Villalovos; Maria Rodriguez; Mario Alberto Rodriguez; PilarMartinez; Jose Suazo; Adalid Suazo; Maria deJesus Zepeda; Celia Villalta; Antonio Reyna Aguilar, AAlll Souls’’ Day

Knights of Columbus Joseph Barry Council # 2520 45 Heitz Avenue Hicksville, N.Y. 11801-3103 St. Ignatius Loyola Church The Knights of Columbus strives to empower Catholic Men to put their Faith into action by building Stronger Families, a Stronger Parish, and a Strong Community that serves those in need through Goodwill & Benevolence. We aspire to invite every Catholic Man, over 18 years of age, to join our diverse Brotherhood and ensure that our goals of Charity, Unity, Fraternity & Patriotism become a Reality within the Community of Hicksville and our St. Ignatius Loyola Church. Our Goodwill is contagious as you become a Member of the Knights of Columbus. Contact Benny Joseph at bjoseph_11791@yahoo.com / (917) 318-1634 Usher volunteers are needed for the following masses: Saturday at the 5pm mass, Sunday at the 11AM mass, Sunday at the 12:30 mass . If you wish to volunteer, please contact Tony D'Angelis at 516-710-9497

Evangelio según San Mateo (Mateo 25, 1-13) En aquel tiempo, Jesús dijo a sus discípulos esta parábola: "El Reino de los cielos es semejante a diez jóvenes, que tomando sus lámparas, salieron al encuentro del esposo. Cinco de ellas eran descuidadas y cinco, previsoras. Las descuidadas llevaron sus lámparas, pero no llevaron aceite para llenarlas de nuevo; las previsoras, en cambio, llevaron cada una un frasco de aceite junto con su lámpara. Como el esposo tardaba, les entró sueño a todas y se durmieron. A medianoche se oyó un grito: '¡Ya viene el esposo! ¡Salgan a su encuentro!' Se levantaron entonces todas aquellas jóvenes y se pusieron a preparar sus lámparas, y las descuidadas dijeron a las previsoras: 'Dennos un poco de su aceite, porque nuestras lámparas se están apagando'. Las previsoras les contestaron: 'No, porque no va a alcanzar para ustedes y para nosotras. Vayan mejor a donde lo venden y cómprenlo'. Mientras aquéllas iban a comprarlo, llegó el esposo, y las que estaban listas entraron con él al banquete de bodas y se cerró la puerta. Más tarde llegaron las otras jóvenes y dijeron: 'Señor, señor, ábrenos'. Pero él les respondió: 'Yo les aseguro que no las conozco'. Estén pues, preparados, porque no saben ni el día ni la hora''. Palabra del Señor, Gloria a ti Señor Jesús. Benedicto XVI, papa Ángelus (06-11-2011): Un aceite que no se puede comprar Las lecturas bíblicas de la liturgia de este domingo nos invitan a prolongar la reflexión sobre la vida eterna, iniciada con ocasión de la Conmemoración de todos los fieles difuntos. Sobre este punto es neta la diferencia entre quien cree y quien no cree, o —se podría igualmente decir— entre quien espera y quien no espera. San Pablo escribe a los Tesalonicenses: «No queremos que ignoréis la suerte de los difuntos para que no os aflijáis como los que no tienen esperanza» (1 Ts 4, 13). La fe en la muerte y resurrec- ción de Jesucristo marca, también en este campo, un momento decisivo. Asi- mismo, san Pablo recuerda a los cristianos de Éfeso que, antes de acoger la Buena Nueva, estaban «sin esperanza y sin Dios en el mundo» (Ef 2, 12). De hecho, la religión de los griegos, los cultos y los mitos paganos no podían ilu- minar el misterio de la muerte, hasta el punto de que una antigua inscripción decía: «In nihil ab nihilo quam cito recidimus», que significa: «¡Qué pronto volvemos a caer de la nada a la nada!». Si quitamos a Dios, si quitamos a Cristo, el mundo vuelve a caer en el vacío y en la oscuridad. Y esto se puede constatar también en las expresiones del nihilismo contemporáneo, un nihilismo a menudo inconsciente que lamentablemente contagia a muchos jóvenes. El Evangelio de hoy es una célebre parábola, que habla de diez muchachas invitadas a una fiesta de bodas, símbolo del reino de los cielos, de la vida eterna (cf. Mt 25, 1-13). Es una imagen feliz, con la que sin embargo Jesús enseña una verdad que nos hace reflexionar; de hecho, de aquellas diez muchachas, cinco entran en la fiesta, porque, a la llegada del esposo, tienen aceite para encender sus lámparas; mientras que las otras cinco se quedan fuera, porque, necias, no han llevado aceite. ¿Qué representa este «aceite», indispensable para ser admitidos al banquete nupcial? San Agustín (cf. Discursos 93, 4) y otros autores antiguos leen en él un símbolo del amor, que no se puede comprar, sino que se recibe como don, se conserva en lo más íntimo y se practica en las obras. Aprovechar la vida mortal para realizar obras de misericordia es verdadera sabiduría, porque, después de la muerte, eso ya no será posible. Cuando nos despierten para el juicio final, este se realizará según el amor practicado en la vida terrena (cf. Mt 25, 31-46). Y este amor es don de Cristo, derramado en nosotros por el Espíritu Santo. Quien cree en Dios-Amor lleva en sí una esperanza invencible, como una lámpara para atravesar la noche más allá de la muerte, y llegar a la gran fiesta de la vida. CONFESIONES PRIMER & SEGUNDO DOMINGO DE CADA MES en la Iglesia. DE 4:00 PM A 4:50 PM XXXII Domingo ordinario SERVIMOS A DIOS PASTOR: Rev. Shibi Pappan OIC PASTOR ASOCIADO: Joshy Raymond, OIC (Orden de la Imitación de Cristo) Asistente Misa Dominical Hispana: P. Cesar Bejarano OFM DIACONADO: Antonio & Aura Gordon La liturgia dominical está diponible en nuestro sitio web: www.stignatiushicksville.org/ BAUTIZOSS Las charlas serán impartidas los segundos y terceros Martes de cada mes, a partir de las 7:00pm Favor de contactar a Roberto y Rosa Romero (516) 749-5135 (Bautizos son celebrados el CUARTO DOMINGO DEL MES A LAS 2:00PM) SANTAA MISAA ENN ESPAÑOLL CADAA DOMINGOO 5:00PMM Invita un amigo, un familiar, un vecino. INTENCIONES DE LA SANTA MISASA Para inscribir intenciones de la Santa Misa, llegue 15 a 20 minutos antes y pregunte por Lorena Medrano. Cada Domingo antes de la Santa Misa Empezando a las 4:45pm en la Capilla. Jesús, en  Cono!

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