P A R I S H O F F I C E 2 O A K S T R E E T

B E A C O N , N E W Y O R K 1 2 5 0 8 - 1 8 0 5

“Come to me, all who labor and are burdened and I will give you rest.” ─ Matthew 11:28

Saint Joachim 51 Leonard Street Beacon, New York

St. John the Evangelist 35 Willow Street

Beacon, New York

SERVED BY Rev. Richard G. Smith, Ph.D. Pastor

Rev. Innocent Nwachukwu Parochial Vicar

Rev. John Thawale Parochial Vicar

Rev. Gill Babeu Weekend Assistant

Rev. Mr. Martin Mayeski Deacon

Rev. Mr. Oscar Cifuentes Deacon

Sr. Kathleen Maire, OSF Pastoral Assistant

Mr. Albert Griffith Director of Religious Formation

Catherine R. Crocco Music Director

Carmela Pantano Parish Bookkeeper

Berenice Mayeski Parish Secretary

MASS SCHEDULE

Weekday

7:00 am --------------- St. Joachim 8:00 am --------------------St. John

Saturday

8:00 am --------------- St. Joachim 9:00 am --------------------St. John 4:30 pm --------------- St. Joachim

Sunday

7:30 am --------------------St. John 9:00 am --------------- St. Joachim 10:30 am ------------------St. John 12:00 pm ------------- St. Joachim 12:00 pm ----- St. John (Spanish) 2:00 pm -------- St. John (Korean)

Morning Prayer (Lauds) Monday - Friday, 7:45 am (St. John)

RECONCILIATION

St. Joachim (Saturday) in confessional 4:00 - 4:20 pm

St. John (Saturday) in the Sacristy 4:40 - 5:15 pm

- Anytime on request -

BAPTISM Please call for an appointment with the Pastor to arrange a Baptism.

MARRIAGE Please call to make an appointment with the Pastor.

SICK CALLS The Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick may be administered at any time for those who are seriously ill. Please call the parish office.

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION First Fridays, 8:30 am - 7:00 pm

PARISH OFFICE

Phone: 845-838-0915 Fax: 845-838-0919

Website: www.stjoachim-stjohn.org E-mail: parish@stjoachim-stjohn.org

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Religious Formation: 845-831-6550 Cemetery Office: 845-838-0915

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The Church of St. Joachim – St. John the Evangelist June 20, 2021 Vigil: The Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time

4:30 p.m. All Fathers Sun. June 20 The Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30 a.m. All Fathers

9:00 a.m. All Fathers 10:30 a.m. All Fathers

Spanish 12:00 p.m. All Fathers 12:00 p.m. All Fathers

Korean 2:00 p.m. Intentions of the Korean Community Happy Father’s Day!! Mon. June 21 St. Aloysius Gonzaga, Religious 7:00 a.m. Michael Orsini Nina

8:00 a.m. Antonio Iannone Toni Burger Tues. June 22 St. Paulinus of Nola, Bishop, Sts. John Fisher, Bishop & Thomas Moore, Martyrs 7:00 a.m. Richard Stanulwich Jean Stanulwich 8:00 a.m. George & Adele Amrhein Marion Imperatore Wed. June 23 Weekday 7:00 a.m. Barbara Daddario Her Family 8:00 a.m. Diane M. Nicastro Schuka Famly Thurs. June 24 The Nativity of St. John the Baptist 7:00 a.m. No Intention 8:00 a.m. Peter Podloski Sofia Rose McGovern Fri. June 25 Weekday 7:00 a.m. Jean Musacchio Jim & Family 8:00 a.m. Mary Hopper The Hopper Family Sat. June 26 Weekday 8:00 a.m. Edward & Mary Schuka The Schuka Family

9:00 a.m. Adele & John Bruno Gus & Charlene Vigil: The Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

4:30 p.m. Jean Vitanza Mike & Virginia Vitanza Sun. June 27 The Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30 a.m. Chris Roth Eileen & Joseph DiLeo

9:00 a.m. The People of the Parish 10:30 a.m. Rose Polhemus Bob & Michelle Antalek

Spanish 12:00 p.m. Javier Maldonado Clardie Alvaoer 12:00 p.m. Consolato Joseph Leonardo Joe Schuka Korean 2:00 p.m. Intentions of the Korean Community

Sacramentals

Sanctuary Lamp: St. Joachim’s – Fred Hughes, Sr., Steve Trochan, Sr., Tom Trochan, Sr. Sanctuary Lamp: St. John’s – Lee Ann & Baby Simon Lee Antalek, Bread & Wine: St. Joachim’s – Robert Sandford Bread & Wine: St. John’s – Altar Candles: St. Joachim’s Altar Candles: St. John’s – Peter Podloski Rose for Life: St. Joachim’s – Rose for Life: St. John’s – Yvonne King, Joseph & Johanna Romanelli

The 2022 Mass Book is now open. Please see below for more information.

St. John’s Outdoor Stations of the Cross A few summers ago, our parishioner Rory McElduff, installed beautiful Stations of the Cross behind St. John’s Church for his Eagle Scout project. The quiet tree-covered path provides a beautiful place for prayer and reflection throughout the year. At the time Rory was raising money, we decided it would be fitting to install the Stations in memory of Fr. Donald Licata, who was so well loved here in Beacon for many decades. Events of the past year and more made it impossible to bless the Stations until now. We will bless the Stations Today, JUNE 20th immediately after the 7:30 am Mass. All are welcome!

Revenue Sharing Program Week 6 - $25.00 - #65 – Amelia Lombardo

Collections June 13, 2021 June 14, 2020

$8,416 $8,086

Thank you to all who continue to send in their weekly donations. Remember, you can do so easily by signing

up for WeShare through the link on our website.

Virtual Event Schedule Please join us for Virtual Sunday Mass on Facebook directly from our Facebook page at St. Joachim – St. John the Evangelist, Beacon, NY. Each week the 10:30 Mass is live streamed.

Last Livestream June 27th As per Fr. Richard’s recent announcement, we are so happy to be welcoming our parishioners back! We will be pausing the Facebook Live broadcast. We are grateful that technology has allowed us to stay connected to you, and bring you Holy Mass during this unprecedented time and we appreciate your patience and support of our humble livestream. We want to continue to stay connected with you, and will work on bringing you Fr. Richard’s weekly homilies to the Facebook page, so stay tuned!! Our last livestream will be on Sunday, June 27th. As a reminder for those deciding when to return, there is plenty of room at our Masses; the 7:30AM, 9AM & 12PM Masses are lightly attended and provide plenty of space to physically distance. We look forward to welcoming you back. Tuesday evenings, 7:30 PM – 8:00 PM, join Fr. Richard for live streaming of the Rosary. On Tuesday, June 22, it will be at St. John. Please feel free to join live at the appropriate site. Current Covid restrictions are in effect.

Parish Women’s Club

In anticipation of our Jewelry Tables for the Christmas Fair in December, we will once again be collecting your unwanted jewelry. We will be happy to pick up any items you would like to donate. Please call Kathy at 831-8248 or Virginia at 831-3348. We also have a Garage & Rummage Sale scheduled for October. More information to follow. Any Questions, please call Joanne Smith at 831-5143.

To better serve your needs, our Pastor would like to know:

- Of any parishioner who is hospitalized - Of anyone in need of prayer - Of anyone who would like a pastoral visit Our parish priests and the Special Ministers of Holy Communion bring the Eucharist to our ill parishioners. The Sacraments of the Sick and Reconciliation are also available from our priests on their visits. If you or someone you know is in need of the Sacraments, please call the parish office. Through the outreach program – volunteers provide supportive and practical services for seniors and other persons who are in need. These include friendly visiting, telephone reassurance, shopping, and local medical transportation/escort. Drivers are needed for the Outreach Program for doctor’s appointments. If you are able to help, please call the parish office. Pray for the Sick and Homebound: Rasika Aniff, Ruben Arroyo, Robert Bennett, Deborah Bonnell, Noah Cory, Patti Debronsky, Charlene Ercoli, Deacon Lenny Farmer, Christine Ferguson, Valarian Fernandes, Christine Forman, Russell Fullen, Brian M. Furey, Marie Ann Gama, Taylor Gabriele, Jim Gensoli, Anne Gizzarelli, David Gonzalez, Glen Heinke, Phyllis Horton, Theresa Palumbo Howley, Vincent Joao, Jr., Donna Juliano, Lorraine Kruck, Jim Killeen, Michael Kraus, Michael Leonard, Natalia Rose Lester, Patricia Longenberger, Evan Maher, Maria Makai, Juan Maldonado, Virgilio Maldonado, Eileen Malik, Jake Maracho, Thomas Martis, Eve Marhafer, Mack McDonald, Kathy Meyer, Zachary Miller, Douglas Morrone, David Murphy, Vickie Murray, Francis Nazareth, Agnes E. Maleakis, Pat O’Leary, John O’Herron, Marilyn O’Herron, James Pagliaro, Gary Pettorossi, Cayla Pignatello, Ivette Ramos, William Riccardi, Mary Rivera, Maureen Remedios, Maria Robillard, Bridget Robinson, Rosa Maria Santos, Daniel St. Clair, Kamran Sedor, Marie Sequinot, Michele Sevigny, Celine Solomon, Christina Sorrell, Jean Torrie, Jacqueline Tortora, William Travis,Sr., Mellany Tururi, Julio D. Vazquez, Natalia Versace, Laryssa Verna, Kim Vilt, Taylor Weiss, Graham Wettler, Diane White, Latoya Winston, Bill Young. Please pray for the men & women serving in the military and their families, and also for our friends in McClelland’s, Fishkill Center for Rehab & Nursing at Fishkill, Wingate at Beacon, Forrestal Heights, and Meadow Ridge II. Recently deceased: we pray for the people who have recently died and ask God to grant their loved ones the strength to carry on until we all join God in the Resurrection.

Our Paths Are Guided by the Beacon of God’s Love

Reflection from…….Sr Moira Quinn,OSsR Today’s Gospel is very familiar to us all. Jesus is taking a well-deserved rest after a long day of healing and telling parables to the multitude about the Kingdom of the Father. I imagine the newly minted apostles were not quite sure what to make their sleeping Teacher. They must have been terrified when the storm whipped up. Even the seasoned fishermen, like Peter and John, understood they were in extreme trouble.

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But when the storm abruptly ceased at Jesus’ word, perhaps, a new terror overtook them. They say, “Who is this man?” But imagine their absolute terror when their beloved Teacher is crucified. Only after Christ’s resurrection and his ascension into heaven to sit at the right hand of the Father do they fully understand and go out to proclaim the Good News of Salvation. They become like Jesus, who on earth, was an image of the Father. Jesus had complete faith and trust in his Father while in the boat, and in the Garden of Gethsemane, where he cried out, “Abba, Father, everything is possible with you…your will be done.” How many of us grew up thinking our father could do everything! They loved us unconditionally and provided for the family. All our faith and trust was in them. Now that we are grown, we may be aware that they are/were human beings, like everyone else. But we never forget their love. They are an image of our heavenly Father who loves us beyond all telling. Let us turn to our Dads, and Abba, when the storms of life descend upon us and know a great calm is coming. Happy Father/Abba’s Day!

Social Justice News The Dutchess County Interfaith Council is

sponsoring two events that may be be of interest – Some of you may remember the wonderful Story Concert held at St. John’s in October of 2019. On Thursday, June 24th, at 7:30pm there will be a storytelling event on Zoom that is free and open to all. The theme is “Stories of the Heart”. Email DCICstory@optonline.net by 5pm that day for the link. Find a comfortable chair, a favorite snack and let these gifted storytellers inspire and entertain you. Save the Date: October 17, 2021 for the CROP walk. Last year’s walk was virtual, and our parish team raised over $1500. This year, we hope to have more team members for an actual walk and increase the amount raised to help combat hunger in our county and around the world. WALK – GIVE – SAVE THE WORLD. Stay tuned for more information

2022 Mass Book The 2022 Mass Book is now open. You may send or drop off a list if you wish. If you have more than three requests, definitely put them in writing and send or drop off at the office. They will be date stamped, receipt time entered, and entered in the book in order of receipt. Include your name and phone number, alternate dates if yours have already been taken, and a check for all the Masses you have requested. Just multiply the number of Masses by $15. Thanks.

Our Lady of Lourdes High School 2021 Girl’s Lacrosse Camp

OLL Lacrosse Camp will be held July 27 – 30 for girls in grades 5 – 12. Camp will run from 9 am – 12 noon at the school’s Boardman Road campus and the cost is $175 per player. Pre-registration is required at the following link: http://www.familyid.com/our-lady-of-lourdes-high-school. Camp will be run by Varsity Head Coach Mike Galantich and Assistant Coach Allie Imperati as well as several current varsity players and college players. The focus of the camp will be to teach basic lacrosse skills through drills, games, and small-sided games. (All players must be US lacrosse Members) Become a USA Lacrosse Member: https://www.usalacrosse.com/membership

Our Lady of Lourdes High School Volleyball Camp

August 16 - 19, 2021 – 9 am – 12 noon; Cost is $150 per player

The OLL Volleyball Camp is for all those young players looking to learn the game of volleyball and to improve their volleyball skills. It is designed for girls entering grades 6-9, and all of the basic skills necessary to become a better volleyball player will be taught. This camp has a limited number of spots available and campers will be accepted on a first come first serve basis. Registration and payment must be completed at the following link: http://www.familyid.com/our-lady-of-lourdes-high-school. Questions?? Please call or email Joe Felipe at 845-380-8952 or joe.felipe@ollchs.org

New Mass Schedule Effective June 13, 2021, all masses will be in the church. For the time being we will continue to have one side for open seating for those fully vaccinated, and one side for social distancing for those who either are not vaccinated, or simply are still not comfortable sitting together. If you really do not want to sit together, the 7:30 am, 9:00 am, and 12:00 pm Masses are lightly attended with plenty of room for distancing. Wherever you are – WELCOME BACK!

Happy Summer Parish family and friends!!! The PUTNAM CHORALE will present America Through Song, an outdoor lawn concert featuring music drawn from America's cultural and social history. The concert will be held Friday July 23rd at 6:30pm at the Bowdoin Park bandshell, 85 Sheafe Road, Wappingers Falls, NY. It's time to celebrate our shared national heritage with songs that we all know, and some that are drawn from our past. Tickets: $12 per person for adults and children 12 and over. Seniors and active or retired Military personnel are $10. Children under the age of 12 are free. Bring your own folding chair or a blanket. To buy tickets ONLINE go to https://www.putnamchorale.org/america-through-song/ or you can purchase tickets CASH ONLY at the venue. Thank you and hope to see you there! Amy Rastadt

Healing Mass A Healing Mass, with a free flow of the Gifts of the Holy Spirit, will be held Tuesday July 6, 2021 at St. Kateri Tekakwitha Parish, 1924 Rte 82, LaGrangeville, NY 12540. Guest Celebrant will be Fr.Giuseppe Siniscalchi of the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal of Newburgh. Join us for Praise and Worship at 7:00pm; Mass at 7:30. Adoration and prayers for healing will follow Mass. Benediction will close the evening. The event will be livestreamed with virtual prayer rooms available at http://www.Catholiccharismaticny.org/spirit-wind-healing-mass. The Mass can be viewed all month at http://www.facebook.comSKTLagrangeville. Contact Pat or Joe at 845-440-35419.

Catholic Schools Are Accepting New Students for

2021-22 Now Now is a good time to consider a Catholic education! Good academics, discipline, and five days a week of in-person instruction for all students starting in 2021-22. Beyond an excellent education, Catholic Schools instill family values and a sense of community. For many, Catholic Schools are a home away from home – a place of safety and faith in a rapidly changing world. Financial assistance is still available at most schools. Visit https://catholicschoolsny.org/admissions/applyor call our bilingual Parent Helpline at (646) 794-2885 to apply.

Unity Workshop Mariapolis Luminosa of the Focolare Movement will hold a Zoom workshop to discuss the Spirituality of Unity on Tuesday evening, June 29th from 7:30 to 8:30pm. (Registration deadline is Sunday, June 27) The Focolare is a worldwide Catholic ecclesial movement founded in 1943 in Trent, Italy with more than 5 million people of all ages, religions and backgrounds. Its spirituality of communion is based on Jesus’ prayer for unity, “That they May all be one” (John17:21) Please join us and learnmore about the charism of unity.For more information, contact Tes Lee email: Teslee60@gmail.com. Visit the Focolare website: https://www.focolare.org/mariapolisluminosa/The zoom link will be sent to you on Monday, June 28.

XII Domingo Ordinario

Primera Lectura Jb 38, 1. 8-11 El Señor habló a Job desde la tormenta y le dijo: “Yo le puse límites al mar, cuando salía impetuoso del seno materno; yo hice de la niebla sus mantillas y de las nubes sus pañales; yo le impuse límites con puertas y cerrojos y le dije: ‘Hasta aquí llegarás, no más allá. Aquí se romperá la arrogancia de tus olas’”.

Salmo Responsorial Salmo 106, 23-24. 25-26. 28-29. 30-31 R. Demos gracias al Señor por su bondades. Los que la mar surcaban con sus naves, por las aguas inmensas negociando, el poder del Señor y sus prodigios en media del abismo contemplaron. R. Demos gracias al Señor por su bondades. Habló el Señor y un viento huracanado las olas encrespó; al cielo y al abismo eran lanzados, sobrecogidos de terror. R. Demos gracias al Señor por su bondades. Clamaron al Señor en tal apuro y él los libró de sus congojas Cambió la tempestad en suave brisa, y apaciguó las olas. R. Demos gracias al Señor por su bondades. Se alegraron al ver la mar tranquila y el Señor los llevó al puerto anhelado. Den gracias al Señor por los prodigios que su amor por el hombre ha realizado. R. Demos gracias al Señor por su bondades.

Segunda Lectura 2 Cor 5, 14-17 Hermanos: El amor de Cristo nos apremia, al pensar que si uno murió por todos, todos murieron. Cristo murió por todos para que los que viven ya no vivan para sí mismos, sino para aquel que murió y resucitó por ellos. Por eso nosotros ya no juzgamos a nadie con criterios humanos. Si alguna vez hemos juzgado a Cristo con tales criterios, ahora ya no lo hacemos. El que vive según Cristo es una creatura nueva; para él todo lo viejo ha pasado. Ya todo es nuevo.

Aclamación antes del Evangelio Lc 7, 16 R. Aleluya, aleluya. Un gran profeta ha surgido entre nosotros. Dios ha visitado a su pueblo. R. Aleluya.

Evangelio Mc 4, 35-41 Un día, al atardecer, Jesús dijo a sus discípulos: “Vamos a la otra orilla del lago”. Entonces los discípulos despidieron a la gente y condujeron a Jesús en la misma barca en que estaba. Iban además otras barcas. De pronto se desató un fuerte viento y las olas se estrellaban contra la barca y la iban llenando de agua. Jesús dormía en la popa, reclinado sobre un cojín. Lo despertaron y le dijeron: “Maestro, ¿no te importa que nos hundamos?” Él se despertó, reprendió al viento y dijo al mar: “¡Cállate, enmudece!” Entonces el viento cesó y sobrevino una gran calma. Jesús les dijo: “¿Por qué tenían tanto miedo? ¿Aún no tienen fe?” Todos se quedaron espantados y se decían unos a otros: “¿Quién es éste, a quien hasta el viento y el mar obedecen?”

Las Escuelas Católicas Están Aceptando Estudiantes Nuevos Para El Año Escolar 2021-22

¡Ahora es un buen momento para considerar una educación Católica! Buen nivel académico, disciplina y clases en persona cinco días a la semana para todos los estudiantes este 2021-22. Además de ofrecer una excelente educación, las Escuelas Católicas fomentan valores familiares y un sentido de comunidad. Para muchos, las Escuelas Católicas son un hogar fuera del hogar – un lugar seguro y de fe en un mundo que cambia rápidamente. Asistencia financiera todavía disponible en la mayoría de escuelas. Visite nuestra página web https://catholicschoolsny.org/es/aplique-ahora/o llame a nuestra línea bilingüe de ayuda para padres al (646) 794-2885 para aplicar.

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