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Winter Sunday Mass Schedule
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From November 1st to March 31st,
every Sunday the Holy Masses will be in the following order:Saturday: 4pm (vigil), 7:30 pm (Spanish)
Sunday: 8am, 10am, 12pm
Daily Mass: Monday-Thursday: 9amEveryone is welcome.
No registration needed.
fr. Piotr Narkiewicz
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John's Place Winter Emergency Homeless Shelter
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Each year as fall approaches the Saint Agnes Church in Greenport, NY transforms its parish hall into a Winter Homeless Shelter known in our community as "John’s Place".
We open our doors each Tuesday evening to 30-40 people who need a warm place to sleep with hot showers, food to eat and clothing from November through end of April. We provide dinner, dessert, breakfast and a brown bag lunch to go.
All guests are welcome with respect and kindness regardless of situation, origin, background or religion. Our volunteers are there to talk, listen or simply be in the company of our guests so they don’t feel alone and remind them that God loves us all.
Our mission can not be successful without the continued support of our volunteers and benefactors. The cost to maintain the facility that houses our guests has become increasingly expensive over the recent years.
In 2020, a leaking roof had to be replaced for $25,000 and utilities to run the shelter exceeded $17,000. As we prepared for the upcoming season, we had to replace the floor and upgrade the electrical work as they were very outdated. To properly finish the renovations, we need to paint the walls and ceilings.
All renovations were necessary and will be used to provide shelter to those most in need during the harshest months of the year. Your prior donations have greatly supported our mission and we are most grateful. We pray for your continued support especially as we face a year of rising energy and food costs.
Any donation to help support our mission would be a blessing. Our guests thank you and may God Bless You.
Klick this link to our on-line fundraiser:
https://gofund.me/16ebaa0e
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New Covid Mass Guidelines (June 16, 2021)
The lifting of the dispensation for the obligation to attend Sunday and Holy Day Masses will still take place on August 15, 2021.
1. Masks are recomended.
2. There are no gathering limits.
3. There is no segregating of worshipers based on vaccination status.
4. There are no restrictions on missalettes, hymnals or bulletins anymore!
5. Parish office and all activates were always open and functioning.
6. Collection baskets with attached poles will be used.
7. The Sign of Peace without direct contact.
8. Holy Water fonts will remain empty.
9. If you do not feel good, stay home.
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2020-2021 Faith Formation
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Welcome back to St. Agnes Faith Formation!
The Pandemic year has taught us some valuable lessons. The most important for our program being that Faith Formation takes place first and foremost in the home. Parents did a wonderful job of encouraging, engaging and simply talking with their children about life, faith, hope and love.
As educators of the faith it is vital that we listen to families and bring their needs, wants and visions to light. The Holy Spirit has spoken – the gift of technology can help us stay connected and growing together in our faith.We are open!
In person classes will resume for levels 1 through 6 on Tuesday Oct. 12 from 3-4:15PM. Volunteers will escort the children from Greenport Elementary to St. Agnes, please advise the school that your child will be attending and give permission for them to walk with us. Please be sure to complete your registration form and send it in with the donation before the start of classes. Our program will adhere to all New York State guidelines and safety protocols. Masks will be worn by students and Catechists and social distancing of 3 feet will remain in effect until further notice.
This year we will again use limited in-parish small group gatherings, online video sessions and at home assignments to help our older students on their journey of faith. It is our hope that throughout this year students will continue to grow in relationship with our Lord and others! Regular weekly Wednesday night classes will not be in session. Students are required to attend all scheduled retreats, seminars and gatherings as they occur. These events may be scheduled on a Saturday, Sunday or Wednesday and we will do our best to avoid conflicts with sports, music, drama etc.
Level 1-6 Curriculum - Gospel Weeklies Series by Pflaum Publishing.
Level 7 Curriculum – Decision Point by Dynamic Catholic.
Level 8 Curriculum – Decision Point by Dynamic Catholic.
Level 9 Curriculum – Chosen by Ascension Press
Materials and instructions will be handed out at registration.
We will continue to use the Flocknote Platform for communication (text and e mail). Please make sure your contact information is up to date.
Don’t forget to take every opportunity for family “faith talk” and interaction and please join us for Mass on Saturday evening or Sunday morning!
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Prayer For Life
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Last Tuesday of the month we will pray Rosay for Life.
6pm at the church
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Information regarding DRVC Chapter 11 case
Information regarding the deadlines for filing proofs of claim in the Diocese’s chapter 11 case and the forms to use can be found by clicking on the following link to the Diocese’s bankruptcy website and scrolling down the page: https://dm.epiq11.com/drvc
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Masses: 4pm, 7:30pm (spanish), 8am, 10am, 12noon
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Our Sunday Mass Schedule:
Saturday, 4 PM, 7:30PM (spanish), Sunday, 8 AM, 10 AM and 12 noonWeekday Mass: 9 AM Weekday Mass.
We warmly welcome you to Saint Agnes Church! You were missed!
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Church Activity:
Saturday: 4:00 PM |
7:30 PM (Spanish Mass)Sunday: 8:00 AM | 10:00 AM | 12:00 Noon
Monday: 9:00 AM, followed by Miraculous Medal Novena
Tuesday: 9:00 AM, followed by Divine Mercy Chaplet
Wednesday: 9:00 AM, followed by Adoration
(9:30 - 10:30 AM)
Thursday: 9:00 AM
The Sacrament of Reconciliation is celebrated every day before or after morning mass and on Saturdays from 3:00 - 3:30 PM. Come and experience God's mercy!
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Catholic News Service
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News from the Vatican
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Pope Francis is hoping that a charity soccer match that includes Swiss Guards, Vatican employees, priests, a player with Down syndrome, migrants and members of the Roma community will deal a...
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World leaders and international organizations must do more to protect thousands of men and women in the fishing industry who suffer continued human rights violations, said Cardinal Peter Turkson
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Extreme poverty, the lack of employment that can support a family and desperation are the major drivers of exploitative child labor, Pope Francis said.
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