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INFANT JESUS
Roman Catholic Church
110 Myrtle Avenue
Port Jefferson, NY 11777
www.infantjesus.org
founded in 1903
March 21, 2021
Pastor
Father Patrick M. Riegger
Parochial Vicars
Father Francis Lasrado
Father Rolando Ticllasuca
Rectory Office
631-473-0165
Infant Jesus Chapel at St. Charles Hospital circa 1941Pastoral Staff Parish Contacts
Weekend Assistant Rectory: General Information: 631-473-0165
Father Jack Moore, Retired Fax: 631-331-8094
Hospital Chaplains In Residence E-Mail: Rectory@InfantJesus.org
Father Henry Vas - St. Charles Hospital Website: www.infantjesus.org
Father Matthew Udobi - Mather Hospital Bookkeeping: Dcn. Carlito Roman 631-473-0165
Parish Trustees Facility Manager:
Lucy Paplin 631-473-0165
Robert Coughlan Ralph Cerullo Parish Ministries:
Religious Education: Corinne Addiss 631-928-0447
Permanent Deacons
Deacon Michael J. Byrne Deacon Kenneth J. Clifford Spanish Ministry: Fr. Rolando Ticllasuca 631-473-0165
Deacon Carlito P. Roman Deacon Richard E. Waldmann Social Ministry Vicki Rybak 631-331-6145
\Ç `xÅÉÜ|tÅ Deacon William J. Powers (Parish Outreach):
Weekend Schedule for INTENTIONS
Those of you who are still unable to attend Mass are encouraged to follow Mass online or on TV:
Watch our Parish Mass on Facebook after Noon Mass on Sundays! PLEASE VISIT
WWW.INFANTJESUS.ORG
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AND UPDATES!!
Saturday, March 20th Saturday, March 27th
Lenten Weekday Lenten Weekday
Jer 11:18-20; Jn 7:40-53 Ez 37:21-28; Jn 11:45-56
9:00 AM Fr. Henry People of the Parish 9:00 AM Fr. Henry People of the Parish
5:00 PM Fr. Henry Marla Lee Small 5:00 PM Fr. Patrick Bert Ricciardi
Chapel 5:15 PM Fr. Patrick Ermana Bittner Chapel 5:15 PM Fr. Francis Robert Moore Sr.
Sunday, March 21st Sunday, March 28th
Fifth Sunday of Lent Palm Sunday
7:30 AM Fr. Henry People of the Parish 7:30 AM Fr. Patrick Madison Reynolds
Fr. Rolando 8:45 AM Fr. Rolando Spanish Intentions
8:45 AM (Spanish Mass)
Spanish Intentions (Spanish Mass)
Deceased Members Of the
10:30 AM Fr. Rolando Kollmer Family 10:30 AM Fr. Patrick Frank Campo
12:00 PM Fr. Rolando Terry Ann Bernard 12:00 PM Fr. Francis Lee Sclafani
5:00 PM Fr. Patrick Marion Brown 5:00 PM Fr. Francis Catherine Birch
Chapel 8:30 AM Fr. Francis Thomas Harding Chapel 8:30 AM Fr. Henry Jeffrey Pose
Chapel 10:00 AM Fr. Matthew William LaBarbera Chapel 10:00 AM Fr. Henry Thomas Sandusky
Fr. Patrick Fr. Matthew
Chapel 11:30 AM (Family Mass) Mary C. O’Neill Chapel 11:30 AM Michelle & Lawrence Xerri
(Family Mass)
Weekday Mass Intentions and Readings
6:50 AM 9:00 AM Readings
Dn 13:1-9, 15-17, 19-30, 33-62;
Monday, March 22nd Lenten Weekday People of the Parish Andrew Cassidy Jn 8:1-11
St. Turibius of Mogrovejo,
Tuesday, March 23rd Bishop
Terry Kelly People of the Parish Nm 21:4-9; Jn 8:21-30
Wednesday, March 24th Lenten Weekday Jack Birchmeyer People of the Parish Dn 3:14-20, 91-92, 95; Jn 8:31-42
IS 7:10-14, 8:10, Heb 10:4-10;
Thursday, March 25th The Annuciation of The Lord People of the Parish Patricia McGuire Lk 1:26-38
Friday, March 26th
Abstinence Lenten Weekday People of the Parish Don Pearce Jer 20:10-13; Jn 10:31-42March 21, 2021 Page 3
A Message From Our Pastor, Father Patrick
GOSPEL REFLECTION ~ Jn 12:20-33
Fifth Sunday of Lent
I hope everyone is having a very prayerful, reflective and joyful Lent! It is
hard to believe that another Lenten season is quickly slipping away from us. It was not that
long ago that we began our Lenten journey together that introduced to us the three
spiritual disciplines of Lent: prayer, fasting and alms-giving! Hopefully, these three
disciplines have led us closer to the Lord! If not, there is still time left for us to change our
ways. There is still time left for us to seek greater conversion of heart.
Today we are beginning the Fifth Week of Lent, with Easter just two weeks
away! Th is m eans th at w e h ave ju st one w eek and a h alf to go befor e w e enter
a new Holy Triduum on Holy Thursday which leads us right into the Easter Mysteries and
Easter Celebration! We have exactly two more weeks to take this season of Lent more seriously if we have not done so
yet! There is still more time for us to prepare our hearts and souls in celebrating the greatest mystery of all time, one
that changed the course of history, the Resurrection of Jesus Christ! There is still more time for us to be drawn closer
to the Lord, who alone is the fulfillment of all of our hopes and longings!
In today’s Gospel, Jesus reminds the world that His Hour is up to glorify God’s name once and for
all. He is m aking it clear th at th e Hou r h as com e to take u p th e cr oss for th e sake of h u m anity, to be
lifted up on the cross for the world’s redemption. When we see Christ crucified on the Cross, we are reminded of the
depth of evil we humans are capable of, and the heights of love for which we are called. It is clear in today’s Gospel
that our Lord is faithful to God and to the Great Hour for which He was called. All the events and miracles that
occurred in John’s Gospel, beginning at the Feast of Cana, leads up to this Historic Hour.
Each Lent we are reminded that we have been called to glorify God. Each tim e w e r ecite the Lor d’s
prayer, we promise God that we will glorify His name. “Our Father, who art in Heaven, hallowed be thy name!” As
disciples of the Lord, we share in this Great Mission in honoring God in our thoughts, words and actions. We are
called to be children of the light. Lent drags us out of darkness and into the light; into the Easter Mysteries! Each
Lent we are reminded that we are all part of this Historic Hour that brought us and the entire world salvation! It is
clear from the scriptures that we are called to continue the work of redemption by showing the world the love that we
have received from God! There is no question that Jesus knew His purpose in this world. The question for us,
however, is do we understand our purpose and connection with Jesus and our role within the Mystery of Salvation?
This is our hour, our time and our moment, to join the Lord in glorifying God in all truth, wonder and understanding!
How are we doing?
PARISH UPDATE
I would like to thank everyone for your patience and understanding while the church is closed for
sanctuary renovations! I am h oping th at th e w or k being done in th e ch u r ch w ill be com pleted du r ing
Easter week so we can rededicate the newly renovated floor and installed altar rails. So far, I am happy with the
progress being done in the church. Before we open it up again, it is important that the work in the church be finished
completely, done correctly and cleaned properly. I am hoping that on Friday April 9th, during the Easter Octave, I can
bless the newly renovated sanctuary along with my brother priests at the 9 AM mass. Please stay tuned for further
updates during the next couple of weeks.
Finally, I am excited to inform you that we will be getting another seminarian for the upcoming
summer months! Seminarian Stephen Rooney, fr om St. Joseph’s Church, Garden City, will be in residence
with us from May 18th - July 25th. Stephen is going into his last year of studies next fall. With God’s blessings, He will
be ordained to the priesthood in June of 2022. Stephen is good friends with Deacons Joe and Dominik, and
Seminarian Jonathan. We are so blessed at Infant Jesus to be part of the priestly formation of incredibly special men
who will be of great service in our diocese in the years to come. Before Stephen officially arrives on May 18th, he will
be speaking at several of the masses on Good Shepherd Sunday (April 24-25th), promoting vocations to the
priesthood. Stephen will also write a column in the Mother’s Day weekend bulletin. Please continue to pray for these
men as they journey towards the Altar of God. Please continue to pray for Deacon Dominik and Deacon Joseph, who
will be ordained to the Priesthood this June. And because of the current restrictions at mass and with dispensations
still in effect, Deacon Dominik and I agreed that he will return to celebrate a special Mass of Thanksgiving at the end
of September! More details to follow in the upcoming months!Page 4 March 21, 2021
Reconciliation (Confession)
Baptism (Infant & Child)
Marriage
Prayer Chain—Prayer Requests
Scriptural Rosary
These
On April 2nd, our parish will take up the Activities
annual Good Friday Collection
for the Holy Land. and
Spirit Alive Group
Each day, the news reminds us of the violence and insta- events
bility plaguing the Middle East, but we rarely hear of the
shrinking Christian community there, a community that remain
struggles to remain in the land of Christ’s birth, death and resurrection.
cancelled until
Please help support our brothers and sisters in the Holy Land by giving to the
Oración y Adoración
Good Friday Collection. This Pontifical Collection allows the Franciscans and further
others to continue caring for Christianity’s holiest sites and for God’s people
in the Holy Land. Please be generous.
notice.
PLEASE NOTE: COVID RESTRICTIONS STILL IN PLACE.
*Masses resume at 50% - week 40 2021 CMA Parish Goal $112,300
Weekly Basket Collection for 3/14/2021 $5,821 3/16/2021: 45
Donors This Time Last Year: 137
Weekly Basket Collection this time last year $5,285
Total Pledges So Far This Year:
Total Contributions For This Year
(Includes Weekly, & Mailed donations. $165,760 Pledges This Time Last Year: $50, 453
Does not include holiday/ special collections.)
Percentage of Our Goal This Year: 13.5%
Average Weekly Collection 2021 44.8%
All regular donations since the beginning of the $15,069
fiscal year. (Basket, electronic and mailed)
www.CatholicMinistriesAppeal.orgMarch 21, 2021 Page 5
Around Our Parish...
We thank everyone for their patience as the renovation of
the Church nears completion! We are hoping the work will
be finished in the next few weeks so that we can rededicate
the newly renovated floor and installed altar rails on
Friday, April 9th. Stay tuned for more information!
Garden of the Sacred Heart of Christ
Brick Engraving Offering Available Again
The Knights of Columbus Joan of Arc Council 1992 is once again opening the Garden of the
Sacred Heart of Christ to those who wish to place an engraved brick in the garden patio. We
thank all those who donated in the past and who helped restore the century old Statue of the Sa-
cred Heart of Christ to make this garden a prayerful and reverent place. To date, there have
been well over 400 personalized engraved bricks placed in memory of loved ones, prayers to
specific saints and blessings to the Parish. This Spring, you will see new permanent benching
placed on the patio along with seasonal plantings. Please see the Parish website for detailed
information on how you can have an engraved brick placed in the Garden of the Sacred Heart of
Christ. Orders will only be accepted until April 18, 2021. We anticipate all bricks to be installed
by Memorial Day weekend.
Your donation of $125 per engraved brick placed in the garden allows the Knights to upkeep
this garden along with supporting Parish projects, Seminarian vocations, Religious Education
programs, Right to Life programs, and other charities that promote traditional Catholic values.
As an example to our commitment to the Parish, in early summer 2021, Joan of Arc Council will
be replacing the wooden cross in front of the Church due to the wood showing decay.
Thank you for your continued support of this project.
***If you have ordered a brick in the past and have found an error in spelling or an omission, please let
us know by contacting the Joan of Arc Council at Kofc.JoanofArc1992@hotmail.com. Someone will
contact you to make the necessary corrections.***Page 6 March 21, 2021
Giving, Not Giving Up, It's a Lenten Thing!
Lent is o en thought of as a me of sacrifice. It is a me to "give up" things such as candy, bad habits, and today, maybe even the
internet. These challenges help us prepare for larger sacrifices in life. But Lent does not have to be a me of "giving up." Rather,
we can make it a me to "give" and add something posi ve to our daily lives.
When it comes to almsgiving or helping the poor, the Church makes it easy for us. We at Infant Jesus are asked to contribute
alms-gi s through our Giving, Not Giving Up Program.
During the five Sundays of Lent, everyone is encouraged to bring their alms-gi s before Sunday Masses and placed in the area
designated by the Knights of Columbus. This act of generosity is a tangible sign of our Lenten efforts to feed the hungry and
clothe the naked.
The Knights of Columbus will be assis ng the Parish Outreach this Lent for this program.
Please feel free to donate a gi card from Stop and Shop, Target, Wal-Mart, Grocery Store and Shop Rite.
Weekend of February 21st: FOOD ITEMS: Pasta Sauce, Peanut Bu er, Black Beans, Oatmeal, Jelly, Tuna,
Canned Pasta Meals, Canned Fruit, Mac & Cheese, Juice, Cooking Oil, Sugar, Mayonnaise, Ketchup, Flour, Mustard,
Pancake Mix, Pancake Syrup, Maseca Corn, Mesa Flour, Rice and Boxed Milk.
Weekend of February 28th: BABY ITEMS: Diapers size 4, 5 and 4T/5T Pull-Ups, Baby Wipes, Baby Shampoo, Baby
Powder, Bath Wash, Desi n and Lo on.
Weekend of March 7th: TOILETRIES: Soap, Toothpaste, Toothbrushes, Deodorant, Shampoo, Feminine Pads,
Condi oner, Razors and Toilet Paper.
Weekend of March 14th: GIFT CARDS: Stop and Shop, Target, Wal-Mart, Grocery Store and Shop Rite.
Weekend of March 21st: CASH DONATIONS to further the work of the Office of Parish Social Ministry.
Thank you for your
generosity!
FREE MEAL Food Pantry & Free Store Hours
CURBSIDE PROGRAM Tuesday & Thursday
10 AM – 12 PM
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Office hours are
Thursday @ 1 pm Monday thru Thursday
10 AM – 2 PM
St. Paul’s Church
309 Rt 112 Donations of seasonal clothing and small household
Port Jeff Station items can be donated during office hours.
We no longer place furniture.
Fridays from 3:30-4:30 If you have furniture to donate, please call:
First Presbyterian Church Open Door Exchange
at 631-751-0176 or
Main & South St. Hope Springs Eternal
Port Jefferson at 631-509-1101.March 21, 2021 Page 7
PLEASE NOTE
We apologize that the
Church renovations will
Holy Monday - March 29th not be completed by
3:00 PM - MONTFORT Easter, so the Masses
9:00 PM (Confessions) HALL that usually take place in the Church
Holy Thursday - April 1st will continue to take place in
Montfort Hall until further notice.
8:00 PM CHAPEL *
To help accommodate attendance on
(Eucharistic Adoration in the Chapel till Midnight.)
Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday,
Good Friday - April 2nd there will be an overflow Mass
**Fast and Abstinence** outside of Montfort Hall for all
There are NO Masses or Adoration
in Montfort Hall or the Chapel on this day. Masses held there, weather
CHAPEL *
permitting. We strongly suggest
that you arrive early for the Mass
MONTFORT
HALL**
you want to attend. We apologize
for any inconvenience.
CHAPEL *
Holy Saturday - April 3rd
The 8 PM Vigil is the only Mass for this day.
No confessions will be heard.
MONTFORT
11:00 AM Blessing of the Easter Foods HALL**
8:00 PM Easter Vigil Mass CHAPEL *
Easter Sunday - April 4th
MONTFORT
7:30 AM Easter Mass HALL
7:30 Overflow OUTSIDE**
8:30 AM Easter Mass CHAPEL *
8:45 AM Spanish Easter Mass MONTFORT DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY
HALL
8:45 Overflow OUTSIDE**
April 11th
10:00 AM Easter Mass CHAPEL * 3 PM
10:30 AM Easter Mass MONTFORT
HALL Infant Jesus Chapel @
10:30 Overflow OUTSIDE** St. Charles Hospital
11:30 AM Easter Family Mass CHAPEL *
12:00 Noon Easter Mass MONTFORT
HALL
Song, Chaplet & Reflection
12 Noon Overflow OUTSIDE** Lead by Al Barbarino
Note: No 5:00 p.m. Mass on Easter Sunday
*Additional Chapel Parking in the
East Parking Lot off of Belle-Terre Rd. Jesus, I Trust In You!
** Outside of Montfort Hall (Weather permitting)Page 8 March 21, 2021
WELCOME BACK TO MASS
Our regular weekly and weekend Mass schedule is taking place in Montfort Hall
and in the Chapel until further notice, as the Church is being renovated.
Overflow from the 5PM Mass in Montfort Hall can be accommodated at the
5:15 PM Mass at the Chapel. Your cooperation is appreciated.
(Note: Until further notice, the Chapel is open for weekend Masses only!)
Please note the following directives:
The grace-filled dispensation from
• Holy Communion WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AT THE REGULAR TIME!! our obligation to attend Sunday
• Masks or face coverings must be worn through the entire Mass. Mass remains in effect. For those
• Please bring your own hand sanitizer. who are sick or vulnerable, please
• Weekly donations will be collected. continue to use the following links
for online Masses and Devotions:
Please note the following are limited, suspended or
cancelled until further notice:
www.facebook.com/ijportjeff
Music Ministry; Parish events and gatherings,(i.e., Autumn Splendor, (After Noon Mass on Sundays)
International Night, etc.); Bagel Tuesday
https://www.catholicfaithnetwork.org/
Meetings are permitted with strict rules and limits: schedule
(Knights of Columbus,
Columbiettes, Pre-Cana,
Spanish Ministry, RCIA,
• NO Tables (chairs only — 6’ apart) https://stjosephskp.org/st-josephs-live-
Youth Ministry, YA Group, • NO food or drink stream/
Something for Seniors, etc.)
• Masks MUST be worn https://www.drvc.org/an-act-of-spiritual-
We thank you • Montfort Hall is unavailable due to communion/
for your overflow setup
understanding
and cooperation • Lower Church — 28 persons MAX FOR MORE INFORMATION AND UPDATES:
during these (limited availability) www.InfantJesus.org/
difficult times.
https://www.drvc.org/
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Attention All
Parishioners!
The 2021 CMA is
underway!!!
The brochures for
this year’s appeal
The 2021
are available in the
Church and the GOAL
Chapel after all of is $112,300!
the Masses!
2021
“Lent is a favorable season for opening the doors to all those in need and recognizing in
them the face of Christ. Each of us meets people like this every day.”
Pope Francis
Dear Friends:
During the special Lenten season, please allow me to share a special request with you. If you
have never contributed to the Catholic Ministries Appeal, or if you haven’t contributed in a number
of years, please consider making this the year that you join with me and other members of our
Parish family to make a donation to the 2021 Appeal.
As you may already be aware, 100% of all the money raised is restricted to support the objectives,
programs, and mission that serves more than 600,000 people each year, and our parish shares in
the money raised to use for our own local needs.
These programs include services to people in need; affordable housing for senior citizens; people
with disabilities and our veterans; respect life initiatives; and formation of our priests, deacons, lay
leaders, and young people. These are just a few of the programs that help make our church and
this Island a vibrant and wonderful place to live.
But to help ensure that we can always serve those who come to us for aid, support and spiritual
guidance, we need help from you!
If 100 of our parishioners who have not supported us in the recent past made a $25 contribution
this year – think about how many more people we could help! If that amount is more than you can
manage, consider $5 or $10.
Every gift counts and makes a difference in the lives of others! THANK YOU!!
Pledging just got easier!
Text the keyword
“142infantjesus” to
(516)-271-3338Page 10 March 21, 2021
Grade Level 1 (First Holy Communion 1)
The next Parent/Child meeting is on April 12th.
Please pray for our Grade 2 students as they prepare
to receive Jesus for the first time in May!
Religious Ed ~ Week of March 22nd
Tuesday, March 23 Wednesday, March 24 Thursday, March 25
Session B Session B
First Holy 4:30-5:45 PM 5:30-6:45 PM
Communion Class
Parent /Child gathering during classtime
Confirmation Level II 6:30-7:45 PM 5:30-6:45 PM
Observance of the ˜˜Sacrament of Reconciliation˜˜
Lenten Fasts & Abstinences Saturdays
12:30-1:15 PM In
Montfort Hall
The Regular
RECTORY OFFICE
hours:
Monday - Saturday 9 AM — 3 PM
Sunday 10 AM — 2 PM
In case of emergency, please call: 631-473-0165
Please note that until further notice there will be
no music at the following Sunday Masses:
7:30 AM (Church)
11:30 AM (Chapel)
5:00 PM (Church)March 21, 2021 Page 11
There is a call within each Article #76 by Phil Griffith
Catholic man to become
the man God made him to
be. In a world full of In May of 1959, the Knights of Columbus Vatican Film
Library opened as part of St. Louis University’s larger Pope
challenges,
Pius XII Memorial Library. With the assistance of the K of
the Knights of C, the Vatican and Jesuits operated St. Louis Library.
Columbus Father Lowrie J. Daly led the project of cataloging 12
equips men to million manuscript pages dating back to 500 BC, Middle
answer that Ages and Renaissance.
The collections include subjects such as paleography,
call to lead codiology, Greek copy of some of the oldest bibles, works of
with faith, serve others, Virgil and Dante, medieval philosophers, classical Latin
protect our families, and and Greek authors and Renaissance humanists. The only
promote our values. For other collection of its kind is in Rome. The Knights of
Columbus Vatican Film Library is the only one in the
more about becoming a western hemisphere. The manuscripts are currently being
Knight, please email digitized.
KofC.JoanofArc1992 The library in St. Louis University remains open today.
The library publishes a journal entitled “Manuscripts”.
@hotmail.com
HOPE HOUSE MINISTRIES
Our Mission
The Mission of Hope House Ministries is founded in the spirit of St. Louis de Montfort,
who had a commitment to the poor and the courage to do what no one else had the
courage to do.
Hope House Ministries provides compassionate, comprehensive and competent care for
the poor, the marginal and the wounded among us. This commitment is woven in the
Gospel vision that all life is sacred and every human person is unique and has the right to
be respected and protected. Specifically, we are committed to young people and families
in crisis, pregnant women and mothers and babies in crisis and all other wounded people
within our society, who are seen as abandoned and neglected. Thus, we seek to be men
and women of hope in a world of shattered dreams.Page 12 March 21, 2021
CPT Daniel Armstrong Army
SGT Steven Balfoort Army • New To Our Parish?
PFC Jesse Bernstein
PFC Ethan Bernstein
Army
Army
• Have You Been A Part
PFC Richard Bestafka Army Of Our Parish, But
Spc. Nicholas J. Bohm Army
2LT Connor Britt Marines Never Registered?
PVT Patrick John Buckley
PO Jenna Burton
Army
Navy
• Are You A Long Time
Please call the rectory at 631-473-0165 or e-mail ijbulletin@infantjesus.org to have someone listed.
LCPL Edward Callan Marines Parishioner, But
CPL Ryan Caltabiano Marines
SSG Collin Cash Army Have Never Gotten
SFC Nang Cash Army
PO Richard Chappel Navy
Around To Updating Your Contact
SGT Ricardo Combariza Army and Household Information?
CPO August Delledonne Navy
2LT Mark A. Duffy Army WE INVITE YOU TO REGISTER YOUR
MASA Justin Edwards Navy
CSM Michael A. Eiermann Army FAMILY WITH OUR PARISH
SSG Justin Eminhizer Army
CPT Brett Erland Army We have also been having issues with the Post Office not
SSGT Andrea S. Evangelista Air Force delivering mail to some of our parishioners. Sadly, we often can
PVT Daniel Fey Marines
not tell if you have moved, or if there is an issue with your
SN Christian T. Freda Navy
SGT Sammy Guerrero Army
address and contact information. If you have registered with us,
PFC Thomas Grau Air Force but are no longer getting regular mailings, please contact the
PFC Dean Grau Marines rectory @ 631-473-0165, or contact us through our website.
2LT John Hewitt Army
CPO Thomas J. Joyce III Navy
Both the Registration & Family-Update Form and the Rectory
PFC Donald J. Kelly Army
PVT Ryan D. Kelly Marines
Contact Form can be found at:
CPL Brian Kolarik Marines WWW.INFANT JESUS.ORG
MAJ Ryan T. Krebsbach Marines Under the ‘OUR PARISH’ menu item
LT Mary Kruse Navy
PVT Thomas Christopher Lennon Marines
CDR Jeffrey Lessard Navy
LCPL Stephen James Lyzak Marines IRA CHARITABLE
PFC Kenneth MacAlpin
E3 Matthew Malpartida
Marines
Air Force
ROLLOVER = GREAT
SN Edward Marbot Coast Guard OPPORTUNITY UNDER
SN Ronald Martiny
PFC Brenden McCabe
Navy
Marines
NEW TAX LAWS
CPL Andrew Meyer Marines ……..
LCPL Bruce Moeller Marines
PO1 Jared Mills Navy
CPT Lintner Monroy Army
HN Connor O’Keefe Navy
SGT Melissa Perez Army
SSG Maximilian Perez Army
PSC Paul Piotrowski Marines
LCPL Sean Piotrowski Marines
PVT Ryan W. Powers Marines
PFC David Ramos, Jr. Army
HM2 Samantha Reilly Navy
LCPL Matthew Romomoyske-Bean Marines
PFC Paul Russo Army
LT Andrew Sebastiano Navy
LT Diane Kruse Sebastiano Navy
LCPL Chris Seijido Marines
MAJ Warren Sheprow Army
LT Brian J. Shields Coast Guard
SFC Craig Smolenski Army
SGT Jason Spence Army
SGT Shane Spence Marines
LTCMDR David Still (Retired) Navy
PVT Daniel Sullivan Army
SGT Jason Tulowilzki Marines
31st
PVT Derek Warsaw Army
HN Timothy Wieland Navy
MSGT Christopher Wilson Air Force
PFC Thomas Yacopino ArmyMarch 21, 2021 Page 13
Attention Shoppers! Weekly Memorials
Please visit Hope Springs Eternal - Second
Chance Boutique in Port Jeff Station! All
proceeds benefit Hope House Ministries in
Port Jefferson. For the past 40 years,
HHM (Founder Father Francis Pizzarelli)
has provided a safe haven of support and recovery for
thousands of Long Islanders struggling with poverty,
addiction, homelessness, family conflicts and more. The
Boutique sells high-quality new and gently-used goods
including fine crystal and china, glassware, furniture,
handbags and name brand clothing. There are all kinds of
treasures, large and small with something for everyone
on your holiday shopping list. We are featuring a special
GIFT department featuring brand new items, many of
them still ticketed! Visit us today
March 22nd
and tell your friends!
Hope Springs Eternal Bread & Wine
Second Chance Boutique
19 Chereb Lane, Port Jefferson Station
For Infant Jesus Church
was donated in
Hours of Operation: loving memory of
Monday through Saturday from 11 AM to 5 PM
For more information about donating Annette Paquin
and to view items for sale, visit:
www.hopespringseternalboutique.com
Or Call 631-509-1101 One-Year
Memorial
Candles
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