Philip John Dever of Troop 238 earned his Eagle Scout honor earlier  this month.  He used the Stations of the Cross from the convent to create an outdoor Way of the Cross  between the church  between the church and Lakeland High. 

The Father John LaFarge 4012 Council Knights of Columbus recently made 3 donations to Seton Parish.

Cardinal Dolan received a call from Archbishop Roberto Gonzales of San Juan, Puerto Rico seeking assistance with earthquake relief. Please drop a check made out to St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church (MEMO: Puerto Rico Relief) in next week’s collection. We will send a parish check for the total collected before February 5th. 

In keeping with the tradition, we will bless a representative number of candles for use in the church at the 9:30am Family Mass. Some of these candles will be used to give the blessing of throats on the Feast of Saint Blaise on February 3rd.

We are beginning to plan for a Seton Senior Club! If you are interested in helping with an organizing committee, please call the rectory and leave your contact information.

Our parishioner of 65 years, Elizabeth “Liz” Flannery, has been appointed as Grand Marshal of the 44th Annual Northern Westchester-Putnam St. Patrick’s Day Parade to be held on Sunday, March 8th at 2:00pm in Mahopac. Her Installation Dinner will take place on Friday, February 7th from 6:00-9:00pm at the Centennial Golf Club in Carmel. Cost is $40 per person. For dinner reservations, please call 845-225-6318 to RSVP.

The Dominican Friars of the Province of St. Joseph joyfully announce the Solemn Profession of James Mary Ritch, o.p. on Saturday, February 1, 2020.

We welcome two new Lectors and ten new Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion who were commissioned December 22nd for a period of one year.

On Friday, January 24th, while our pilgrims are demonstrating and praying in Washington, DC at the annual March for Life, we will have two special periods of prayer for the unborn and an end to abortion in our nation. 2:00pm Seton School Rosary for Life 8:00-9:00pm Holy Hour for Life with Eucharistic Exposition and Benediction and a special Rosary for Life Come and pray with us! Bring your children! All are welcome!

Cremation is permitted by the Catholic Church, and Catholics are reminded that the cremains (ashes) are to be treated with respect and dignity. Cremains should be buried or interred as soon as possible after a Funeral Mass. Cremains should never be displayed or stored in an urn at home or sprinkled over land or water, nor may they be divided among family members and friends.

This holy season is a great time to keep in contact with old friends.

The Seton Religious Ed Confirmandi have adopted 2 needy families in our area. They have set up a tree in the church’s vestibule today with requested items

Click for a note from Fr. Madu

In order to ensure the health and well-being of all, some precautions are advisable. If you are sick or showing symptoms of a cold/flu please remain at home for your own well-being and for the well-being of others in our parish family. There is no obligation to attend Mass if you are ill.

Children and Teenages of the parish are invited to join us in singing in four very special events in December.

Altar Server retraining will begin soon. New altar server training will also begin soon. Fr. Figueroa will post dates in the near future. If you have any questions, please see Fr. Figueroa.

Please put the amount of donation on each envelope, and do not staple or tape. Thank you, The Money Counters.

Orders will be delivered to the school, FOR YOUR PICK-UP, on Tuesday. Nov. 26th from 2-3PM PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO ST. ELIZABETH ANN SETON SCHOOL Click here for our Order Form.

14” wreaths come with a bright red bow.  $18.00 each or 2 for $30.00  Click here for our Order Form.

Our parish is so blessed to have one of the region’s largest Religious Education Programs, RCIA, adult faith formation classes, bible studies, Eucharistic adoration, youth ministry, women’s ministries, men’s ministries, outreach ministries, homebound / nursing home / hospital ministries, several choirs, Scouts, CYO and a superb Catholic school, not to mention weekdays and weekends full of Masses and other sacramental celebrations.