Church of Saint Aidan

You can livestream daily Mass from the Church of St. Aidan on this page or on Facebook. 
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 Houses of worship open at a limited capacity.  Masks (or cloth facial coverings) must be worn by all present.  Those who are sick or vulnerable due to age or health conditions are strongly encouraged to remain at home.  The dispensation from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass remains in effect.

The Church of St. Aidan will open from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM.  Parishioners can attend daily Mass at 6:30 AM, 9:00 AM, 12:30 PM and 5:30 PM.  Saturday Mass: 9:00 AM, 5:00 PM and 7:30 PM.  Sunday Mass: 7:30 AM, 9:00 AM, 10:30 AM, 12:00 PM and 5:00 PM.

The Church will be sanitized regularly.  Kindly sit in the pews where there are no blue markings. 

Holy Communion will not be distributed during Mass.  Parishioners who desire to receive Holy Communion should remain after Mass is concluded.  The faithful must maintain a 6 foot distance from each other as they come forward for Holy Communion. Those who wish to receive on the tongue please wait and use a kneeler to maintain a safe distance between you and the priest.

THE RECTORY OFFICE IS OPEN
516-746-6585
 
Monday to Friday 
9:00 AM TO 12:00 PM
1:00 PM TO 4:00 PM

Saturday & Sunday
9:00 AM to 1:00 PM

Parish Cell 516-404-2746 
 
PLEASE NOTE
 Altar Servers, Ushers, Choir and Eucharistic Ministers are not required at this time.  Lectors are invited to resume their ministry but there is no obligation. 

No meetings, prayer groups etc. to be scheduled.  There is no entrance, offertory or recessional procession.  Please do not enter the sacristy.  Bulletins will be available but not to be distributed.  Hymnals will be removed from the pews. 

Collection baskets should not be passed around.  Please place your donation in the collection boxes at the doors or continue to donate online.  Over 350 parishioners are donating online and many others mail or drop their donation at the rectory office.  Thank you for your support.

The Mass Book for 2021 will be opened for your intentions at the end of Summer.  Date to be announced later.

Baptisms, weddings, funerals can be scheduled.  Call the rectory office.  Adoration is held on the first and third Friday from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM.

Confessions are held in the sacristy meeting room.  Screen only, Saturday 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM and 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM.  Please enter at the children’s play area.  You can also make a confession appointment with a priest. 
 
THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION
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WE PRAY FOR OUR DECEASED
Ann M. Newbert
June P. O'Hara
Marie Tedesco
Josephine D'Amico
Harold Drew
Eleanor Martin
Peter J. Tennis
Jim Grnauer

WE KEEP IN PRAYER ALL THOSE WHO ARE SICK
Jill Ohl
Lily O’Rourke
John Joseph Mulrooney
Steve Pomticello
Kay Perro
Mark Cristello
Maryann Katkowsky
Sean Anderson
Francesca Caccavale
Thomas Yorke
Ashley Lyons
Judy Kostovick
Jack Groothuis
Sharon Devis
Agnes Chun
Blaise DeCario Webber
Virginia Fallon
Kathleen Donnelly
Frank Keenan
Isabella Mueller
Eileen Fitzgerald
Richard Arcario
Janet Stemberger
Jho Martin
Mercy Velasco
Anthony Bosco
Bernadette Abbate
Helen Bondurant
Tony Sigonolsi
Shirley Aguirre
David Woodward
Daniel Kozak
Vittoria Fellin
Carmela Villani
Baby Amandamarie Shinnick
Walter Ruzek
Peter Testani
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT
Please continue to support all local businesses. 

THANK YOU FOR YOUR DEDICATION
Who among us has not felt inspired and grateful for the example of dedicated medical staff and public servants who have been working to keep us safe? The bells of St. Aidan ring out a patriotic song every evening at 5:00 PM in thanks to you.

EMAIL
To be added our email list, please email Bonnie Parente at bparente@verizon.net. She will manually add you to receive emails from our Parish through our email server Constant Contact. 

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6-21-20 Message from Bishop Barres for the Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time

On this Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time, we continue to pray for all those who are carrying crosses and burdens, as well as for all who continue to fight this pandemic on the frontline at our hospitals and nursing homes as well as all our workers at Catholic Charities. We applaud them for their heroic efforts.
As we continue to endure the challenges of COVID-19, we would like thank you for your continued support of your parish and ask that you consider assisting our Catholic Faith Network which is based here in our Diocese and broadcasts to more than 50 diocese around the United States.
Throughout this pandemic the Catholic Faith Network continued to bring us the life of the Church: the Mass five times a day, devotions, our Holy Father, our Bishops, and inspiring programming to help us remain focused on Christ our hope in the midst of these days. CFN continues to bring you the Mass and other prayers from St. Agnes Cathedral, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, the Vatican, and in Spanish from Our Lady of Loretto.
Like so many organizations, these days of pandemic have hurt CFN financially. They had to cancel their fundraising events and mailings. We ask you to consider, if you are able, a contribution to CFN to support its ministry and help it to continue its mission.
Visit www.CFNtv.org/donate for the many ways you can donate, or send your donation to The Catholic Faith Network at PO Box 158, Uniondale, NY 11553-0158.
We also ask that you continue to pray for those who are sick or who have lost a loved one, as well as for all of the heroic people serving on the front lines.