St. Anne’s R.C. Church “Our Love shines through” Est. 1895

88 Second Ave. Brentwood, New York 11717 (631) 273-8113 Fax (631) 436-7914

Parish Website: www. stannebrentwood.org Parish Email: stannesbrentwood@gmail.com

PARISH MEMBERHIP: We welcome all new families! To register as a part of the family of Saint Anne’s Parish, please stop by the Rectory Office to fill out a simple registration form.

You have joined a wonderful community! Office hours: Monday-Thursday 9:00a.m.-12:00 noon, 1:00p.m - 5:00p.m. & 7:00p.m. - 9:00p.m.

Friday & Saturday 9:00a.m. - 1:00p.m. CLOSED SUNDAYS.

Welcome • Bienvenidos • Bienvenue

October 29, 2017— 30th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

To keep the faith alive for future generations, please consider remembering St. Anne’s in your Will.

The Pastoral Staff

Rev. Stanislaw Wadowski, Pastor Rev. Eden Jean-Baptiste, Associate Pastor

Rev. Victor Evangelista Valses, Associate Pastor Deacon Thomas R. Samson

Deacon Jay Alvarado Deacon John E. Walters Deacon Andres Colpa

Mrs. Marge Baum, Pastoral Associate Mrs. Sue Lindsay, Director of Music

Mrs. Bertha Keenan, Director of Family Faith Formation Mrs. Janet Lambert, Outreach Coordinator

MASS SCHEDULE

Monday - Friday: 12:00 Noon and 5:30 PM (English) Wednesday: 7:30 PM (French Creole)

Thursday: 7:00 PM (Spanish) Saturday: 9:00 AM (English)

WEEKENDS:

Saturday: 5:00 PM (English), 7:00 PM (Spanish) Sunday: 7:30 AM (English), 9:00 AM (Spanish), 11:00 AM (English), 12:30 PM (French Creole),

5:00 pm (English)

HOLY DAYS: Will be announced as each Holyday is celebrated.

THE SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION:

Saturdays 4:00 - 4:45 PM in English & Spanish

SOLEMNE MISA EN HONOR

AL SEÑOR DE LOS

MILAGROS

ALL SOULS DAY Nov. 2nd

Parish All Souls Mass 5:30p.m.

All Parish offices will be closed on

Thursday and reopen on Friday.

PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS Robert Vagasnaco, Vincent DeSalvvo, Margaret Marsch, Steven Westeall,

Pat Dowling, Pauline Innamorata, Robert Newell Sr., Ivona Bartosik, Bartosik Family, Zas Family, Salvatore Esposito, Maryann O’Keefe, Emaline Strick, Barbara Smith, Conner Amato,

Ebner Family, Biangardi Family, Carmela Inguanti, Antoinette Inguanti, Gladys Torres, Ann Cisco, Robert Cisco, Maureen Lalonde,

The Grabe Family, Barbara & Christopher Grabe, Patricia Masotti, Dominick Masotti, Jenny Jamsy Rodriguez, Taylor Chanoine

PRAY FOR THOSE WHO ARE SERVING IN THE MILITARY

Steven Reyes Luis Vieta Thomas Shelton Trinifer Garcia Richard Laureano Robert Gilman William Suhr Shawn G. Muller Daniel Mejia Sr. Mariana Rodriguez John Lampkin Colin McNulty Alexandria Talleriso Joseph A. Rodriguez William Krausch Jr. Stacey Delano Matthew James Murphy Omer Cadet Jon Jay Uebel Angel Gonzalez Peter Daniel Rivera Kevin Shaw Tyler Rodriguez Stephen Gregory Angel Gonzalez Keith Jermyn

Christopher A. Cary Ryan Gregory Americo Otero Matthew Ghiringhelli

WEEKLY MASS INTENTIONS

Saturday, October 28, 2017 5:00 - Antonio & Luciana Rocha †

7:00 - (Spanish) Margarita Marin de Osorio †

En honor al Señor de los Milagros Hortensia Chatter †

Cesar Zavala †

Sunday, October 29, 2017 7:30 - Available 9:00 - (Spanish) Fernando Francisco †

En honor al Señor de los Milagros Máximo y Laura González †

Ángel Santiago †

11:00 - Lois Haig †

Ethel Behrens †

12:30 - (Haitain) Jeanne Lebrun Telfort †

Bertrand Joinville in action de grace 5:00 - Adam Christian Fenty †

St. Anne’s Parishioners (Living and Deceased)

Monday, October 30, 2017 12:00 - Margaret Calandra† 5:30 - Paula Delgado (2nd Month)

Tuesday, October 31, 2017 Noon- Felicia Manahan †

Jason Campbell (40th Birth) †

5:30 - Vigil—English - All Saints Available

Wednesday, November 1,2017 ALL SAINTS DAY NOON— Margaret Calandra †

Ana Mercedes Lopez (6th month.Anv.) †

5:30 - Santos Valentine Sr. (Birth.) †

7:00 - (Haitian) (Chapel) Joseph Neree in Thanksgiving Camille Caidor †

7:00 - (Spanish) Available

Thursday, November 2, 2017 ALL SOULS DAY Noon – Anatilde Daza de Romero †

Margaret Calandra †

5:30 - PARISH ALL SOULS MASS Delcasse & Pagen Families † Mr. Belin Castillo †

7:00 - (Spanish) Almas del Pugatorio Feliciana Blanco †

Friday, November 3, 2017 Noon - All Souls Novena Margaret Calandra †

5:30 - Souls in Purgatory

Saturday, November 4, 2017 9:00 - All Souls Novena The McCormick Family 5:00 - Lida & Antonio M. Pava †

Mrs. Beverly Avery & Family (Liv.) 7:00 - (Spanish) Luz Estrella Sanoguet †

Sunday, November 5, 2017 7:30 - All Souls Novena Carmine Schifano †

9:00 - (Spanish) Francisco Torres (2nd Aniv.)†

William Barrera (Liv.) 11:00 - William Costa †

Lois Haig †

12:30 - (Haitain) Bertrand Joinville Action de grace Franze Gaillou (Liv.) 5:00 - Patricia Bottcher St. Anne’s Parishioners (Living and Deceased)

IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS Parish Offices: 631-273-8113

Parish Fax: 631-436-7914

Office of Family Faith Formation: 231-7344

Fr. Thomas Conerty Outreach: 273-8113 ex 229

Haitian/American Apostolate: 951- 0129

Hospitality Too/Soup Kitchen: 516-983-5378

Our Lady of Providence Regional School: 234-6324

St. Anne’s Gardens (Senior Housing): 516-952-5411

Eucharist to the Homebound: 631-273-8113

Pronto: 231-8290

Catholic Charities Immigrant Service: 631-789-5235

Our Weekly Collection Week of Oct 22nd, 2017

First Collection: $11,090.00 World Mission Sunday: $1,981.00

Please take a step and increase your offering each week by $1.00, we could use your help!

Let us welcome the following Babies & their families who were Baptized into our Church : Keily I. Saravia, Elvin I. Saravia,

Gabriela E. Vivas, Alba Barahona, Jasmine Leon, Giuliana J. Argueta,

Angie C. Castillo

WEDDING BANNS: Stephanie Gonzalez & Edwin Jimenez

(Wedding November 9, 2017)

William Escobar & Mindy Burgos

(Wedding November 11, 2017)

30th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Dear Sisters and Brothers,

This week we have the last days of October with Halloween, and than we

celebrate all the Saints on November 1st, and we pray for All Souls on November

2nd. At every Mass our prayers always include our family members who died, but

in November we pray for them in particular, we visit graves and cemeteries.

Halloween with its cultural tendency keeps promoting the - scary and dark-

characters, but in All Saints we celebrate -all light and bright- Saints- characters

that bring us closer to God and it’s light. We just need to remember, that all cultures

have references to the- dark and scary- but the important thing is to balance it with

the- good and happy- that is the ultimate winner in Christian tradition.

We pray for All Souls whom we entrust to divine mercy, asking God for their quick admission to

heaven if they should be in purgatory for any reason of unrepented sins, or any unfinished business or

injustice of this life that would hold them back until the proper reparation is done by others for their

intentions. We are encouraged to pray and to make sacrifices and offerings on behalf of faithful departed

asking God’s mercy for them. The best spiritual gift that we can give them, is to offer a Mass intention for

them and we can do it for the novena of Masses for All Souls, or individually for a particular person now, or

even multiple times during the year, for example on their birthday or the day of passing away. Our remem-

brance is our expression of our love for them and our desire to be in communion with them after we should

die. As we pray for them, the faithful departed do intercede for our acquiring heaven. It’s called -

Communion of Saints - Communion with those who are before God already.

In the Gospel of this Sunday, we have found Jesus making it simple as possible for us, to comprehend

the requirements of salvation: to love God and our neighbor as oneself. That is the summary of the teaching

of the Bible. This is in shortest terms what we need to do to be saved. To give space to God in our life, to

seek God’s mercy and to treat others with kindness it is a way of salvation, it is a way of responding to Christ

and to God’s revelation of love. It seems as simple as it can be, and in fact it is not too difficult for anyone to

do it. It’s enough to admit our need for God, and to open our heart to others in kindness. It seems so easy and

is requires only a little of good will. Sometimes we may be making our lives very complicated, or difficult in

our relationships, but it could be very simple if we wanted it.

Lord, help us to respond to the simplicity of

the Gospel call. As you said: you didn’t come to be

served but to serve and to give your life as a ransom

for many “, so please help us to have the same attitude

and approach to life so we could be worthy of your

love and of heaven. It’s so simple, and I will not

complicate it by more explanation.

God bless everyone !!!

God bless America !!!

Fr. Stan

Where are we as the Church of Long Island?

NOVEMBER and DECEMBER

Thursday, November 16, 2017

1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. at the Retreat Center, 12:30 p.m. arri-

vals and refreshments

LOVE NEVER DIES- THE HEART OF GRIEF AND

HOPE

November: Holidays and Self-care

This grief and healing workshop will help us find strength and

hope following the death of a loved one. An opportunity to heal

and name some of the hurting places loss can bring. A support-

ive, safe place to honor our journey and love that never dies even

as time moves on.

Presenter: Paul Alexander, LCSW

Offering: $35 per session – $20 deposit required to hold your

reservation

Thursday, December 7, 2017

10:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. at the Retreat Center, 10:00 a.m. arri-

vals and refreshments

LIFE’S CALLING YOU – COME, FOLLOW CHRIST…

Morning for Seniors

JOURNEY THROUGH ADVENT PONDERING MARY’S

FAITH In this season of preparation, awaiting new begin-

nings, we will journey together and ponder the depths of Mary’s

faith and our own.

Presenter: Carmela Bergman, Cenacle Staff Associate

Offering: $25 – Lunch included. This is a reduced rate for

seniors $15 deposit required to hold your reservation.

December 8-10, 2017

SILENT DIRECTED ADVENT RETREAT WEEK-

END In the midst of this busy season, you are invited to

rejoice in the impending brightness of the Lord’s coming

and to find Him very near in the hush of silence. This con-

templative weekend, with individual spiritual direction,

will begin with an inspiring Advent prayer.

Presenters/Directors: Cenacle Ministry Team

Offering: $250 – No Sunday lunch. No Commuters -

$50 deposit required to hold your reservation

Sunday, December 10, 2017

1:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. at the Retreat Center, 1:00 p.m.

arrivals and refreshments

SEND ME AN ANGEL! Workshop

We all have a guardian angel! This workshop will be a

healing time of spiritual alignment as we place our hopes,

prayers and questions upon angel wings. Through the inte-

gration of music, prayer, and meditation, we will connect

with the love messages and wisdom of the messengers of

God and explore questions at the center of our hearts.

Presenter: Paul Alexander, LCSW

Offering: $35 – $20 deposit required to hold your

reservation

Ronkonkoma Cenacle 310 Cenacle Road Ronkonkoma, NY 11779 Tel-631-588-8366 x116

From the Deacon’s Bench

By Deacon John

Once again the seasons of the year continue to prompt us forward. Summer is a distant, if not hot and humid memory, as we turn now to the fall of this year. Just like the annual seasons change, so to does the liturgical year continue to change.

In just a few weeks really, we begin Advent! Advent begins our new church year, and preparation for the Feast of Christmas. With all the gift giving, it’s a good thing to take a step back and help prepare our selves for the Birth of the Savior and perhaps give our selves a gift along the way. Beginning November 9, 2017 and lasting approximately 8 sessions, we will have the opportunity to share in out next Bible Study here at St. Anne’s. This time we are going back a long way into our shared history and will study the Prophet Jeremiah.

Jeremiah (who was not a Bull Frog – anyone remember that song?), lived in a time of great fear, uncertainty, intrigue, wars and rumors of war, personal attacks as a result of what you believe in, faith and the lack of faith. Sounds kind of like 2017 doesn’t it?

Your study of this great man of faith, this hero of Israel, will help acquaint you with the life and times of our “Elder Brothers and Sisters of faith, the Jewish People” (Pope Saint John Paul II said that!). It is only knowing where we came from that we can really know who we are, and how we come to believe what we do in Jesus Christ.

This study is for everyone. If you are a veteran of bible study or if you never have picked up the Good Book, you are invited. At our first session on 11/9/17 at 7pm in the large room in the rectory basement. That night, I will give and overview of the Prophet’s writing, discuss what prophecy is and what’s it not. Detail the people we will meet and the places we will go in our studies. That said, I will also give an over view of how to begin studying the bible some tips and tools to assist you. In other words we have a “basic training” to get you up and running. If you have a bible, bring it along. If not, no worries, materials are available.

Please consider joining us as we prepare our selves for Christmas, we all know how hectic it will be and how often we say we need to slow things down. Here is your opportunity to do just that. Please feel free to stop me with any questions you may have! You must register at the Parish Office we a limited in space.

NOVEMBER 9TH—7:00P.M.

BRIDGE for PEACE

St. Anne’s Church

ALL SAINTS DAY WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1ST

HOLY DAY OF OBLIGATION

MASS SCHEDULE FOR

ALL SAINTS Tuesday, Oct. 31, 2017—English Vigil Mass

Wed.- Nov. 1st- 12:00 Noon Mass English

5:30 p.m. Mass English

7:00 p.m. Haitian Mass Chapel

7:00 p.m. Spanish Mass Church

WE WILL CELEBRATE -

ALL SOULS DAY—

THURSDAY, NOV. 2ND

REGULAR DAILY MASSES, 12:00 NOON & 5:30 MASS ENGLISH

7:00 P.M. MASS SPANISH

PARISH ALL SOULS REMEMBRANCE MASS WILL BE

CELEBRATED AT THE 5:30P.M. MASS

WHERE WE WILL REMEMBER ALL THOSE FROM OUR

PARISH WHO DIED THIS PAST YEAR

St. Anne’s Baby Bottle Campaign REMEMBER TO BRING IN THOSE BABY BOTTLES !

Recently, St. Anne kicked-off their Baby Bottle Campaign to benefit The Life Center of Long Island.

The weekend to bring back those filled Baby Bottles in is: November 18th & 19th

The Life Center is a pregnancy help center that counsels women and men who are experiencing an unexpected

pregnancy. They provide maternity housing, medical care referrals, cribs, car seats, diapers and All other baby items that are needed.

Remember, all it takes is your change in a baby bottle and a heartfelt

prayer to make a big, positive difference for all those we serve. Checks payable to the Life Center of Long Island.

TRILINQUAL MASS AND

HEALING PRAYER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH

PRAYER WILL BE LEAD BY

ED & ANNETTE ECKART

THIS EVENING IS FOR ALL COMMUNITIES OF ST.

ANNE’S (ENGLISH, SPANISH, FRENCH)

Ed & Annette have been active in the Renewal in the Diocese

since 1986. Come listen as they share about Annette’s Healing

from Rheumatoid Arthritis, their prayer walks in Rome, their

orphanage in Kasese Diocese in Uganda, their surgical

mission in Zambia and their Ministry work worldwide.

Bring a friend, come for this spiritual evening of healing,

beginning with Mass at 7:00p.m. followed by

Their personal testimony to the power of prayer and healing,

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INTERFAITH PILGRIMAGE TO SUPPORT

IMMIGRANT YOUTH AND THOSE FACING

DEPORTATION…..

SUNDAY: NOV. 12, 2017 2-4PM (RAIN OR SHINE)

START: GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH

23 CEDAR SHORE AVE, MASSAPEQUA PARK

FINISH: OFFICE OF CONGRESSMAN PETER KING

1003 PARK BLVD. MASSAPEQUA PARK, N.Y.

All are welcome to join us for this 1 mile walk and Vigil

calling for an end to deportations...and passage of the

Dream Act. Sponsors include Jobs with Justice, Episcopal

Diocese, Leadership Conference of Women Religious, Is-

lamic Center of Long Island and Turkish Cultural Center.

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BOY SCOUT TROOP 371

1635 Manatuck Blvd, Bay Shore, N.Y

FOOD DRIVE ALL DONATIONS WILL GO TO

ST. ANNE’S PARISH OUTREACH

Saturday, November 4th from 10a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

SHOPRITE –BAY SHORE

Please Help Isaiah Ortiz with his STAR PROJECT

donating any canned Goods or Dry Goods

Come out and support this young man and drop off some

food for ST. ANNE’S OUTREACH.

PRAYER SERVICE

ALL INVITED This November 16th marks the twenty

-eighth anniversary of the assassina-

tion of six Jesuit priests, their house-

keeper and her daughter in the small

country of El Salvador. In addiditon, this year will

mark the thirty-seventh anniversary of the murders of

the four Churchwomen and Archbishop Oscar A.

Romero, also in El Salvador.

With those anniversaries in mind, a prayer service has

been planned to commemorate the lives of these holy

people and to remember all those who have, and con-

tinue to, dedicate their lives to the struggle for social

justice and peace all over our world.

Please accept the invitation to join us for this service

to be held :

Sunday, November 19th at 3:00 p.m. at

Sisters of St. Joseph

Renewal Center Chapel / Bldg. #4

1725 Brentwood Road

Brentwood, N.Y. 11717

All are welcome to join us in prayer.

Este 16 de noviembre se remarca el 28 aniversario del

asesinato de los seis Sacerdotes Jesuitas, con la

empleada de servicio y su hija en el pequeño país de

El Salvador. También este año recordamos el 37

aniversario de los asesinatos de las cuatro mujeres de

la Iglesia y el Arzobispo Oscar A. Romero, también en

El Salvador.

Con estos aniversarios en mente, un servicio de

oración ha sido planeado para conmemorar las vidas

de estas nobles personas y recordar todos aquellos,

quienes tienen, y continúan, dedicando sus vidas a los

problemas de la justicia social y la paz en todo el

mundo. Por favor acepte compartir con nosotros este

servicio que será ofrecido:

Domingo, 19 de noviembre a las

3:00 p.m. en la Capilla del Centro de

Renovación de las Hermanas de

St. Joseph/ Edificio #4. 1725 Brentwood

Road. Brentwood, NY. 11717 Todos son bienvenidos a compartir

en oración.

MINISTERIOS Y SERVICIOS

Fr. Victor Evangelista, Coordinador TEL: (631) 273-8113 Fax: (631) 436-7914

Santa Misas: jueves, 7:00 PM; sábado, 7:00 PM y

domingo, 9:00AM

Confesiones: Los sábados, 4:00 - 4:45 PM

Bautismos: Primer y tercer sábado de cada mes a las 11:00 A.M. Clases pre-bautismales, segundo sábado de cada mes a las 9:00A.M. Favor de traer el acta de nacimiento del niño dos meses antes del bautismo. Requisitos: 1. Copia de Fe o Certificado de nacimiento del niño o de la niña. 2. Certificado de inscripción de su Parroquia ( padres y padrinos). 3. Los padres deben traer estos documentos a la oficina de Santa Ana para fijar las fechas de charla pre-bautismal (OBLIGATORIA para padres y padrinos) y la fecha del Bautismo.

Matrimonios Parejas que planean su matrimonio, deben hacer una cita con uno de los sacerdotes o diáconos ocho (8) meses antes de su boda. De este modo tendrán suficiente tiempo para recibir las instrucciones prematrimoniales y obtener los documentos necesarios. Para mas información llame al 273-8113.

Exposición del Santísimo El Primer jueves de cada mes a las 8:15 P.M.

Cursillo de Cristiandad - Gonzalo Marroquin 897-6906

Or Manuel Molina 988-0130 or Ultrella - jueves después de la Misa de las 7:30 PM. Renovación Carismática Miércoles 7:30 PM. Coordinador, Martin Martínez 631-404-6084 Celeste Payano Sub-Coordinadora 631-231-6968

Grupo Juvenil Renacer viernes, 7:30 PM. En los bajos

de la Iglesia. Coordinador: Patricia Iglesias 631-708-6958. Sub Coordinador: Victor Farfan 631-708-9120 Grupo Divina Misericordia Cenáculos: 2do y 4to domingo de mes, desde las 2:00 PM. en adelante. Coronilla a la Divina Misericordia los jueves después de la Misa de 7:30pm: José y Carmen Núñez, 813-1490 y (646)221-6089. Movimiento Familiar Cristiano Alberto y Margarita Roman 631-682-4986

Hermandad de Emmaus: Todos los martes a las 7 de

la tarde en la capilla del convento Coordinadores: Romilio Lorenzo 631-404-5205 y Iris Emiliano: 631-813-1852. “Buscando la Vía del Señor. Legión de María Hilda Gonzales 516-818-3294 Todos los Domingos después de la misa de las 9:00am en los bajos de la Iglesia.

R.I.C.A. Iniciación Cristiana de Adultos Bertha Keenan Faith Formation office 273-8113

Reunión de Coordinadores de Grupos Miguel Alfaro, Presidente. 631-220-7830

Reunión de la Comunidad y Café de Amistad Cuarto domingo a las 10:30 AM.

Coro del Sábado y Coro del Domingo Moisés Telenta 745-2164 Práctica: Domingos 6:00 PM

HOY

The Office of Multicultural Diversity Catholics of African Ancestry - Haitian American Apostolate Ministry

presents a

National Black Catholic History Month Prayer Service

with Rev. Mark Bristol, Associate Pastor St. Anastasia Church, Douglaston, NY

& the Sr. Thea Bowman Mass Choir featuring

A Tale of Two Nuns: St. Katherine Drexel & Sr. Thea Bowman

Friday, Nov. 17, 2017, 7:30pm

St. Brigid’s Catholic Church, 75 Post Avenue, Westbury, NY 11590

MINISTERES ET SERVICES

Père Eden Jean-Baptiste

Tel:# (631) 951-0129 - Fax: (631) 436-7914

Lé biwo: Lendi: 9AM - 12PM, Mèkredi, Jedi: 9:00

AM - 12PM, epi 1PM– 5PM

Sévis: Mèkredi 7:30 PM ak Dimanch 12:30 PM

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[[Sèvis Pastoral]]

-Gwoup Lapriyè Karismatik ak Devosyon a

Manman Mari:

Chak Lendi, 7PM (andedan legliz la)

-Ekspozisyon Sen Sakreman: Chak premye

Vandredi nan mwa a

- Swen Pastoral moun ki malad: Vizit malad lakay

oubyen lopital, espesyalman malad ki bezwen

konfesyon, sou randevou Mekredi ak Vandredi.

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-Aktivite jèn yo (HAYMSA): Chak Samedi, 2PM –

4PM, amba legliz la.

(Reskonsab jèn yo: Regine Guerrier, Clodine Neree &

Cindy Neree)

-Konfesyon: sou randevou epi avan lames

Mekredi yo

- Maryaj: Pran randevou avek pe ya pou fe anket

maryaj la. Sonje Dyosez la mande pou koup yo

enrejistre ui (8) mwa anvan dat Maryaj la. Sa ap ede

yo prepare davans san ke sote. Kou Pre-Cana

obligatwa.

- Repetisyon koral: pou adilt chak Vandredi 8PM

(anba legliz, nan chanm jòn la)

- Selebrasyon Kiltirèl: Premye Dimanch nan chak

mwa apre lames la.

- Reyinyon Komite: wè avek Père Eden.

- Komite Liturjik: Dezyèm Vandredi nan mwa a,

8PM (nan biwo ayisyen anba legliz la)

Tu aimeras Dieu et tu aimeras ton prochain

Comme le rappelle la première lecture, La Bible ne cesse d'engager le peuple élu a accueillir

l'immigre, a prendre soin de la veuve, de l'orphelin et du pauvre, a refuser l'usure et la

confiscation des biens d'autrui. Dans l' Evangile d'aujourd'hui, Jésus rattache tous ces préceptes a

l'amour de Dieu et du prochain. Non seulement le second commandement est semblable au

premier; il en est inséparable. Notre monde serait-il ce qu'il est avec ses inégalités et ses

exclusions, si les chrétiens mettaient le double commandement de l'amour au premier plan de

leurs préoccupations? En particulier, l'humanité déborde aujourd'hui de migrants de toutes sortes:

travailleurs émigres, réfugiés politiques, personnes déplacées ou laissé-pour-compte. Comment

les regardons-nous? Les deux commandements sont semblables, urgents, mais ne sont pas

interchangeables. Il faut donc satisfaire aux deux commandements a la fois, si l'on veut observer

un parfaitement. En eux se résument la Lio et les prophètes.

Mat6:41 « Pa kite

dòmi pran nou.

Lapriyè Pou nou pa

tonbe anba tantasyon.

Lespri Nou byen

dispoze, men kò nou

fèb »Group Priyè

Confrerie St Michel

Reuni chak Samedi

swa 7è pou 9è Nan

aswè nan chapèl

St Jozèf

ki Nan legliz St Ann,

Brentwood