St. Aedan Catholic Church

     If you are experiencing a Power Outage, and are looking at this via a battery powered device...A) Thank you for making us feel important! and B) Know that you are welcome to use the outlets in the Church to charge your personal devices!! The Church is open from 7:30 am to about 5:30 pm.  Respect the social distancing if someone is there praying or meditating.  Stay safe - Stay smart!

Sunday Masses: 
Saturday Evening -  5:30 PM | Sunday 8:00 AM,  10:00 AM, 12:00 PM
[No 7:00 PM for Summer hrs]

Daily Mass:
Monday through Friday -  9:00 AM and 12:10 PM | Saturday 9:00 AM

Holy Days of Obligation: 
5:30 PM on the Eve of Holy Day
9:00 AM, 12:10 PM, 7:00 PM on the actual Holy Day

Nocturnal Adoration Schedule
Tantum Ergo Sacramentum, veneremur cernui.
(On bended knee, let us worship so great a Sacrament.)

Nocturnal Adoration will be held on Friday, August 7th at St. Aedan’s Church,
from 8 to 11pm. Please come and spend some time with Jesus.

[Currently Streaming Sunday Masses only - recorded at the 5:30pm Vigil - join our FlockNote group below to be added to the Notification List for when Mass is "Live"....]

    If you log onto your FlockNote account, (or sign up for the first time) - you are able to join our new group:  "Streaming (Mass) Notices."  A FlockNote is sent to this group as soon as things have finished processing!  Generally, Masses are posted "live" as of 12:30 am.

     If you have missed one of our Masses, or would simply like to view a past Sunday or one of the week's daily Masses...we have not discarded them they are saved under the "Liturgy/Sacraments" tab in the information bar.  (The burgundy bar at the top of the page on computers, or the three bar icon on the top left of your mobile device.) 

OLSH Tappan Streams 8am (live at 7:45am)

St. John's Piermont Streams at 10:45 am.

 

     The St Aedan's Food Pantry wishes to thank all who so generously contributed to our Easter Food Drive.  While this food drive has concluded, we are not stopping our regular collection and distribution of food to our needy client families, now known affectionately as 'Drop & Run', in this difficult time. People ask, "Who are those masked men?"  So, we still need your contributions of non-perishable foods, especially juices, boxed milk, cooking oil, coffee, soap and dish detergent and PAPER products.  And all the stuff your families eat!  Supermarket Gift Cards, Cash, Checks can be dropped in the Rectory Mail Slot.  In the name of our Patron St. Vincent dePaul and our Blessed Mother,  HAPPY EASTER and I hope to see you all soon!   Dcn. Jim
 

We seek refuge under your protection, O Holy Mother of God.
Do not despise our pleas – we who are put to the test – and deliver us from every danger, O glorious and blessed Virgin.

THE ACADEMY OF THE HOLY ANGELS

     The Academy of the Holy Angels has established the Angel Tuition Assistance Fund. This financial safety net will provide immediate tuition assistance to AHA families who are experiencing economic and health issues due to the COVID-19 pandemic. For more information contact the Academy: 201.768.7822 | HOLYANGELS.ORG
 

SAINT MARGARET OF ANTIOCH BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP

A safe place for the bereaved …
to share
to learn about grief
to receive support, empathy and acceptance

DATES:  Wednesdays: August 12, 19 & 26

TIME:  10:00 AM to 11:00 AM

LOCATION:  Toner Hall (lower level of Church)

NOTE:  The following procedures will be implemented:
 Face covering is a must
 Hand sanitizer will be available or use your own
 Seating, 6 feet apart
 Space limited to 30 people
     To register please call Tracey at the Parish Center Office, 845 735-4746.

     We currently have 11 participants in our group.  They come from Monsey, New City, Nanuet, Pearl River & Orangeburg....St. Catharine's, St. Aedan's, St. Anthony's, St. Augustine's & St. Margaret's parishes.

THERE ARE MANY INSPIRING ONLINE SERVICES
DURING THIS TIME OF SEPARATION

July 27, 2020

Dear Family of the Archdiocese of New York,

The Covid-19 pandemic, which has caused disruption across many aspects of our daily lives, is having an especially profound impact on young people, including those in our Catholic schools, whose education is being altered or interrupted.

The pandemic and resulting economic impact have dramatically reduced the number of parents who can afford to make tuition payments for the upcoming school year. Two weeks ago, I shared the sad news that 20 of our schools, already facing soaring deficits, would not be able to re-open this Fall due to steep declines in enrollment. Without assistance to our parents and children from the Federal government, many more of our Catholic schools may have to close permanently. These closures will harm thousands of students from our archdiocese, and across the nation. 

Many of our nation’s elected officials of both parties recognize the crisis that is confronting all schools, including Catholic and other non-government schools. Congress is working on another bill to provide relief from the Covid crisis for critical parts of our economy and society such as our schools. Catholic and other non-government schools must be included in that relief.

The time to make your voices heard is now. If Congress does not provide assistance to our schools within the next few weeks before the school year opens, many parents may find themselves unable to meet even our modest tuition costs, and we will be forced to write you again announcing yet more school closures.

Please contact your elected officials – Senator Chuck Schumer at (202) 224-6542 or (212) 486-4430, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand at (202) 224-4451 or (212) 688-6262,  and your local Member of Congress (you can find the name and contact info of your Representative here)  – and implore them to provide assistance to prevent our Catholic schools from closing permanently.  

With gratitude and prayerful best wishes, I am,
 
Faithfully in Christ,


Timothy Michael Cardinal Dolan
Archbishop of New York

NEW LETTER IN RESPONSE TO AP ARTICLE ABOUT PPP Program. 
Click <HERE>

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     Please notify the Rectory of any change of address.  If you are a recent arrival to our Parish, or are in the process of moving away, please give our Parish Office a call.  In order to receive your envelopes or any letters / documentation from the Parish, we need to have your correct address on file.
     Thank you for your help in this matter.
 

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