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St. Stephen, The First Martyr Parish
Mass Intentions To everything there is a season and a time
for every purpose under Heaven…
Saturday Evening, January 8
5:00pm Michael & Nora Hanley ...a time to love…
Please pray for all couples preparing for marriage
Sunday, January 9, Baptism of the Lord and all those who were married this year.
7:30am Matthew Sandak
9:00am Marian Chrzanowski ...a time to be born…
11:00am Living & Deceased Members of the Please pray for all of the unborn.
Carbone Family Please pray for the babies and their families,
especially those in crisis.
For the Week of January 9
Sanctuary Lamp: Dorothy Sabbatino ...a time to heal...
Please pray for all who are ill, especially: Aurelia Albert,
Monday, January 10 Gloria Arlotta, Maria Bacan, Camille Balsamello, Jack
7:00am For our Parishioners Brookes, Mary Lou Carbone, Michael Berry, Ian Clark,
9:00am Joanne Brown Ally Fields Colin, Fr. Patrick Curley, Tom Coughlin, Tara
Daley, Diane DeAngelis, Antonina DeMarmels, Mary
Tuesday, January 11 Ellen Downes, Elizabeth Earley, Jean Marie Fay, Nellie
7:00am Ann Gallagher Fahy, Gemma Felice-Podwol, Nicholas Ferrucci, Tim
9:00am Gerald & Doris Pia Ferry, Maria Gabor, Angela Gallagher, Beatrice
Wednesday, January 12, St. Marguerite Bourgeoys Goodman, Ann Hogan, Robert Hogan, Jean Johnson,
John Kazmarzyk, Claire Kempinger, Jack & Lynne Koval,
9:00am Douglas Lybolt Jennifer Lava, Ian Laroe, Robert Liggio, Karen
Thursday, January 13, St. Hilary, Bishop and LoSchiavo, Patricia MacDougall, Rev. Peter Madori,
Doctor of the Church Annmarie Malcomson, Joanne Marinello, Leo McCarey,
7:00am Felicia Fox Jr., Terri McGill, The Meyer Family, Fr. Micciulla,
9:00am Lisa O’Connell Brennon Michael, Maddie Niebanck, Teresita Nayak,
Stephen O’Leary, Kathleen O’Brien, Msgr. Joaquin
Friday, January 14 Olendzki, Ashley Oettinger, Fern Parkins, Cathy Priest,
9:00am Patrick Colman John Quinn, George Reilly, Todd Robbins, Tina Roca,
Saturday, January 15 Bucky Ross, Sharon Scannello, Mary Schlagel, Alexa
Sheehan, Dawn Sierra, Jean Sgrizzi, Fred Smith, Jr.,
9:00am Douglas Lybolt John Solimando, Jane & Kenneth Space, John Charles
Saturday Evening Spina, PJ Wolff, Eric Wortman, all of our homebound
5:00pm Living Intention for Karen Loschiavo parishioners and all those suffering from the Corona
Virus and other debilitating illnesses.
DiMauro & Kotran Families
Sunday, January 16 ...a time for war; a time for peace...
7:30am Sr. Margaret Ferri Capt. Edward Dauphin, Rev. Major Paul Anthony
9:00am Paula Cornine Halladay, Collin Layng USMC, Lt. Michael Lynch,
Stephen McCall, Prv.1st Class Tyler VanDunk, Spc.
11:00am Jenna Puleo
Devin Wood, Rev. Captain Alec Bruce Scott, and Captain
For the Week of January 16 Ashley Kotran. Please pray for all those suffering
Sanctuary Candle: Andrew Brezina persecution for the faith around the world.
...a time to die…
Please pray for the souls of Maureen Doyle, Stanley
New Year’s Resolutions Zaranski, and Jane Dugandzic.
Don’t gossip, Finish your meals, Make time for May their souls and all of the souls
others, Meet the poor in the flesh, Stop judging of the faithful departed,
through the mercy of God, rest in peace.
others, Befriend those who disagree, Make Amen.
commitments, such as marriage, Make it a habit to
ask the Lord, and Be Happy!
Pope Francis Change of address?
New addition to your family?
Change in family situation?
Altar Society Appointments Please let us know when you have a change in your fam-
January 10 - Celesta Meyer ily so that we can keep our records as up to date as pos-
January 17 - Pat Newell sible. If you have had a death and went back “home” for
January 24 - Pat Costello the funeral and burial, please let us know so that we can
January 31 - Carolyn DeMarmels pray for your loved one and for you. Please know that
February 6 - Kathi Bellofatto our parishioners are always in our prayers.
The Pastor’s Desk St. Stephen, The First Martyr Parish
A Eucharistic Community, Journeying in
Ordinary Time Knowledge, Love and Service
With this Sunday, we return to Ordinary Time. We 75 Sanfordville Road, Warwick, New York 10990
cannot consider it simply "ordinary." We cannot 845-986-4028
www.ststephenchurchwarwwick.org
speak of Ordinary Time without speaking of Sun- info@ststephenchurchwarwick.org
day. The every seven-day celebration of the Lord's
day is the basic structure upon which the Church is Worship Schedule
built. The great liturgical seasons of Advent- Saturday 5:00 pm; Sunday 7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m.
Christmas and Lent-Easter are more expansive cele- 1st Sunday Spanish Mass 5:00 p.m.
brations of different aspects of the one paschal mys- Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 7:00 a.m.
tery which we celebrate every Lord's Day. What Monday to Saturday 9:00 a.m.
happens every Sunday is the fruit of our week. What Morning Prayer 8:40a.m.
happens as the fruit of the week past is the begin-
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
ning of the week to come. Sunday, like all sacra- Fridays 7:30-8:30 p.m.
ments, is a point of arrival and departure for Chris-
tians on their way to the fullness of the kingdom. Reconciliation
This is not ordinary at all. This is the very fabric of Saturdays: 2:30 - 4:00 p.m.
Christian living. Parish Office
*New Location*
Family Prayer for the New Year 228 West St.
Remember us, O Lord (Former School Building)
From age to age to be our comforter. Family Faith Formation
You have given us the wonder of time, Phone: 845-986-2231
RelEdOffice@gmail.com
blessings in days and nights, seasons and years.
Bless your children at the turning of the year Parish Office Hours
and fill the months ahead with the bright hope Monday thru Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Closed for lunch noon to 12:30 p.m.
that is ours in the coming of Christ.
For, you live and reign forever and ever. Amen Parish Staff
Fr. Jack Arlotta, Pastor Fr. Reynor Santiago, Parochial Vicar
Thank You for Your Generosity Deacon Daniel Byrne Deacon Thomas MacDougall
The collection for 12/25/21 was $35,692 Mrs. Lydia vanDuynhoven.....Director, Family Faith Formation
of which WeShare was $3639. Mr. Anthony Marcella…………………...……..Music Director
The collection for 1/2/22 was $20,481 Mrs. Mary Juliano……………………….….Business Manager
Mrs. Maxine Martin…………………….………....Bookkeeper
of which WeShare was $6301. Mrs. Ruthann DiMauro & Mrs. Donna Washio...…..Secretaries
Thank you for your generosity. Mrs. Katie Bisaro & Mr. Stephen Mandracchia…...….Trustees
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BAPTISMAL DEATH AND RESURRECTION
As we celebrate the Baptism of the Lord, we also honor
our own baptism as our initiation into the Christian life
and community. In the Gospel, the baptism of Jesus, with
his immersion and then emergence from the water, points
to his later submission to God at his death, and his emer-
gence from the grave at his resurrection. This pattern of
death and resurrection is our path too, as followers of Je-
sus. Throughout life, often in small ways, we learn to sur-
render our limited and self-centered agendas. This surren-
der often feels like death. The sacrament of Baptism ritual-
ly enacts this pattern to remind us of Jesus’ death and res-
urrection, so that we too might embrace the deaths and
resurrections of our own lives. As Jesus emerged from the
water, he encountered his Father and the Holy Spirit. Like
Jesus, we can know we are God’s beloved, empowered by
The Holy Name of Jesus the Spirit.
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January is the month of the Holy Name of Jesus, and it’s
an ideal time to strengthen our connection to the beautiful
name of our Lord. In fact, all names are to be treated with
respect. A name is an emblem of one’s dignity but the
name of Jesus in particular should be held in the highest
regard; spoken and heard only in a sacred way.
The beautiful name “Jesus” means, “God saves.” So, the
name of Jesus is not only the name of our Savior but also,
by its meaning, states the purpose of His existence, re-
minding us of the incredible blessing of salvation. Let us
therefore give that name great honor!
For Catholics, Jesus’ sacred name is the object of a spe-
cial devotion symbolized by the monogram
“IHS” (sometimes called a Christogram), which is the
first three letters of the Greek spelling of his name.
(Catholic Company) He saved us through the bath of rebirth
Here are some ways you can honor the Holy Name of
and renewal by the Holy Spirit.
Jesus this January: — Titus 3:5
Take a Stand Against Taking the Lord’s Name in
Vain: Vow never to take the Lor d’s name in vain
(sounds like a perfect New Year’s resolution!) and to PRAYER OF THE WEEK
make reparation immediately if you accidentally do or if The Baptism of the Lord
you hear someone else do so. How can you make repara- Almighty ever-living God,
tion? One way is to have this perfect aspirational prayer who, when Christ had been baptized in the River Jordan
at the ready (it’s so easy to memorize): “Admirable is the and as the Holy Spirit descended upon him,
name of God.” That prayer of praise for the Holy Name solemnly declared him your beloved Son,
of God given to Sr. Marie of St. Peter is also a prayer of grant that your children by adoption,
reparation for blasphemy. reborn of water and the Holy Spirit,
Bow Your Head When you Hear the Name of Jesus: may always be well pleasing to you.
Adopt the pious practice (that used to be more widely Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son,
practiced and is so meaningful and fitting) of bowing who lives and reigns with you
your head whenever you say or hear the name of Jesus in the unity of the Holy Spirit,
(just as we should bow or genuflect before the Real Pres- God, for ever and ever.
ence in the tabernacle or make a sign of the cross as we
pass a Catholic Church). Scripture tells us: “At the name Reflection question:
of Jesus every knee should bend of those in heaven, on What can I do this week
earth, and under the earth” (Phil 2:10), especially during
the sacred Mysteries of the Mass, everyone should bow
to be well pleasing to God?
the knees of his heart, which he can do even by a bow of Collect text from the English translation of The Roman Missal, © 2010, International
Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.
his head.” Copyright © J. S. Paluch Company, Inc.
The Feast of the Baptism of the Lord
The mystery of Christ’s baptism in the Jordan by St John, the Precursor, pro-
poses the contemplation of an already adult Jesus. This mystery is infinitely
linked to the Solemnities of the Lord’s birth and the Epiphany that we have
just celebrated, as in some ways it takes up and represents their significance
to us.
At Christmas we have contemplated the human birth of the Word incarnate by
the Virgin Mary. In the 4th century, the Fathers of the Church deepened the
understanding of the faith with regard to the Christmas mystery in the light of
Jesus’ Humanity. They spoke of the Incarnation of the Word already working
like the ‘Christification’ of that humanity that he had assumed from His moth-
er. Or put in simpler terms: Jesus is the Christ from the first instant of concep-
tion in Mary’s spotless womb because He Himself, with His Divine Power,
consecrated, anointed and ‘Christified’ that human nature with which He be-
came incarnate.
In the mystery of the Epiphany, we then meditated on Christ’s manifestation
to all nations that was represented by the Magi, the wise men from the East,
who came to adore the Child.
Now, in the mystery of Christ’s Baptism in the Jordan River, we again encounter and represent the truth of
the Lord’s incarnation and His manifestation as the Christ. Jesus’ Baptism is in fact His definitive manifesta-
tion as the Messiah or Christ to Israel, and as the Son of the Father to the entire world. Here we find the di-
mension of the Epiphany which was His manifestation to all nations. The Father’s voice from heaven shows
that Jesus of Nazareth is the eternal Son and the descent of the Holy Spirit in the form of a dove shows the
Trinitarian nature of the Christian God. The true and unique God, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, shows Himself
in Christ, through Him, with Him and in Him.
The Baptism in the Jordan returns to the great Christmas theme of ‘Christification,’ Jesus of Nazareth's spir-
itual anointing, His presentation as the Anointed One par excellence, the Messiah or the One sent by the Fa-
ther for the salvation of mankind. The Spirit that descended on Jesus shows and seals in an incontrovertible
way the ‘Christification’ of Jesus’ humanity that the Word had already fulfilled from the first moment of His
miraculous conception by Mary. Jesus, from the very beginning, was always the Lord’s Christ, He was al-
ways God. Yet, His one, true humanity, that which is perfect in every way, as the Gospel records, constantly
grew in natural and supernatural perfection.
‘And Jesus increased in wisdom, in stature, and in favour with God and with men’ (Lk2:52). In Israel at 30
years of age, one reached full maturity and therefore could become a master. Jesus came of age and the
Spirit, descending and remaining on Him, definitively consecrated His whole being as the Christ.
The same Spirit, that descended on the water of the River Jordan wafted over the waters during the first cre-
ation (Gen 1:2). Therefore, the Baptism in the Jordan presents yet another truth: that Jesus has started a
new creation. He is the second man (1 Cor 15:47) or the last Adam (1 Cor 15:45), that comes to repair the
first Adam’s guilt. He does this as the Lamb of God that takes away our sins. ‘Looking at the events in light of
the Cross and Resurrection, the Christian people realised what happened: Jesus loaded the burden of all
mankind’s guilt upon His shoulders; he bore it down into the depths of the Jordan. He inaugurated his public
activity by stepping into the place of sinners’ (Joseph Ratzinger, Jesus of Nazareth, Bloomsbury 2007, p 18).
--Excerpted from the Congregation for the Clergy
TURNING THE TIDE
When everything goes against you, till it seems as though you could not hold on a minute longer, never give up then, for
that is just the place and time that the tide will turn. Harriet Beecher Stowe
HURTFUL SIN
Sin is not hurtful because it is forbidden, but it is forbidden because it is hurtful. Benjamin Franklin
TEMPER AND PRIDE
Temper is what gets most of us into trouble. Pride is what keeps us there. A nonymous
St. Stephen, the First Martyr Parish
Gym - 228 West Street
Sunday, January 23
8am - 2pm
To make an appointment,
please call 800-933-2566.
Walks ins welcome!
NEW Four Seasons Kids Clothing
Donation Drop-Off Location
We are thrilled to announce
that clothing donations for Four
Seasons Kids will now be
accepted EVERYDAY Monday
through Friday from 9:00 am to
4:00 pm in the former St.
Stephen - St. Edward school
located at 228 West Street. A
large black donation box is
located just inside the building’s
main entrance. Donations of
any season children’s clothing,
newborn to size 12, are
welcomed. Please only donate
clothing: no shoes, bedding,
toys, costumes, etc. Please be
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donation box will still be tears, pills and fading. Four
located in the church lob- Simply text the keyword MARTYR to 84576 or
Seasons Kids mission is to visit us online at flocknote.com/stephenmartyr.
by for anyone who can provide gently worn and new
only donate on the week-
ends. Donations in clothing to needy kids living
the new building however, right here in Warwick and the
surrounding towns. Your
are strongly encouraged
and preferred. donations help us do just that! Friendly Visitor Program
Provides Rides, Shopping or Visits
for the homebound.
Saint Stephen’s Mini Me Childcare Please contact us if you or someone you know would
benefit from the services provided.
Space is still available for St. Stephen Mini Me’s Child- 845-341-1173 ext. 305.
care for 3 and 4 year olds. The daycare operates on the “Our doors are opened to the entire community.”
school schedule. Volunteering is easy!
Full time and Part time programs are available. Complete the application & background check.
Full time is from 9am - 3pm and costs $750/month Participate in training.
Part time is 3 full days or 5 half days (9am - 12pm) and Go to: volunteer@jfsorange.org
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Before care from 7:30am - 9am and Aftercare from 3pm - Thursday, January 20th at 10:00am
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Prayer for the Supreme Court
The Warwick Hope Chest Holy Trinity, Source of Life and Truth, we entrust our na-
Thrift Boutique & Free Clothing Bank tion to You. We ask for mercy for the decades of legal-
ized abortion that has been permitted in our land. We ask
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Shop locally and help those in need! tected and upheld both in law and in culture. In a special
way we commend to you the Justices of the Supreme
Looking for incredible deals on men’s, women’s and Court. Please grant them clarity, wisdom, and courage to
children’s new and slightly used upscale and design- judge according to truth and right reason. Overthrow, at
last, by Your power, the scourge of abortion in our land
er clothing, prom and party dresses, men’s suits, and usher in a new era of protection for the unborn. By
shoes and coats? Shop at the Hope Chest! the power of Christ’s Passion, Death, and Resurrection,
Enjoy your “finds,” knowing all proceeds go to sup- may Your perfect justice be established on earth.
Amen.
port the free clothing bank, which has given away
over $300,000 worth of free clothing, shoes, and
coats to local folks in need. Pilgrim Statue of
Thursday & Saturday 10-1; Tuesday 2-5 Our Lady of Fatima
Shoppers, Volunteers and Donations Welcome! Our Lady visited three children in 1917 in Fatima, Portu-
gal and spoke to them of the importance of praying the
Donations of in-season apparel for children, women, Rosary. Bring our parish’s beautiful statue home and let
and men gratefully accepted whenever we are open. our Blessed Mother lead your family closer to her Son,
Due to limited space, we cannot accept home goods. Jesus, through praying and meditating on the mysteries
of the Rosary.
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