Showing posts with label Annual Communion Breakfast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Annual Communion Breakfast. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 4, 2020
Annual Communion Breakfast
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Monday, February 12, 2018
Communion Breakfast Announcement 2018
Yonkers
AOH to Host Annual Communion Breakfast at St. Joseph’s Seminary
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| St. Joseph's Seminary, Dunwoodie, Yonkers, New York |
The
Ancient Order of Hibernians (AOH), Myles Scully Division #1 of Yonkers , New York St. Joseph Yonkers 11:00 am .
The annual
event will have a mass celebrated in the Seminary Chapel followed by a full hot
breakfast served in the Seminary refectory.
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| The Chapel at St. Joseph's Seminary in Yonkers |
The guest
speaker for the breakfast will be Sister Elizabeth Maria Hogan, CFR of the Franciscan Sisters of the
Renewal. The Hibernians will also honor
Michael Flynn and present him with the James McGinty Hibernian of the Year
Award for his extraordinary work and dedication to the order.
The cost
is $20.00 per person in advance and $10 for children under 10. ($25.00 per
person the day of the event).
For more information,
contact the AOH of Yonkers
Monday, February 27, 2017
Division #1 Annual Communion Breakfast
Yonkers
AOH Hosts Annual Communion Breakfast at St. Joseph’s Seminary
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| AOH Procession at St. Joseph's Seminary in Yonkers |
The Myles
Scully Division #1 of Yonkers St. Joseph Manhattan Staten Island .
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| Bishop John O'Hara speaks at the AOH Communion Breakfast |
The Hibernians
were welcomed back to the Dunwoodie by Seminary Rector Msgr. Peter Vaccari and
Dean of Seminarians Fr. Nicholas Zientarski, who co-celebrated the mass with
Bishop O’Hara. As per custom, the
seminary agreed to once again allow The McSweeney Chalice to be used in the
celebration of the Mass.
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| Peter Van Slyck is the 2017 Yonkers Hibernian of the Year |
Division
#1 also presented Peter Van Slyck with the James G. McGinty Hibernian of the
Year Award. Peter is a long time member
of Division #1, and has played a vital role in helping the Division achieve
success over the past decade. Peter is a
Yonkers Police Officer and currently serves as the President of the Police
Emerald Society of Westchester County.
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| Aidan O'Kelly Lynch, Charles "Chip" McLean, Kevin Ellis, Bishop John O'Hara, Mike Morley, Tom Beirne and Brendan Murphy |
Division
#1 also was able to present the seminary with a $1,000 pledge in support of
vocations. Division #1 also presented
Bishop O’Hara with a $500 donation in support of Trinity House Retreat Center Westchester .
Tuesday, March 1, 2016
2016 Annual Communion Breakfast
Yonkers AOH Hosts Communion Breakfast at St. Joseph’s Seminary
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| AOH Mass at the Chapel of St. Joseph's Seminary in Yonkers |
The AOH Myles Scully Division #1 of Yonkers held their
Annual Communion Breakfast on Sunday, February 28th at St. Joseph’s
Seminary at Dunwoodie. Over 150 people
attended the event.
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| St. Joseph's Seminary at Dunwoodie in Yonkers |
The Mass was celebrated by
Fr. Nicholas Zientarski, who serves as The Dean of
Seminarians. Fr. Nick welcomed the
Hibernians back to the Seminary, where the breakfast has been held for the last
8 years.
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| Fr. Nicholas Zientarski welcomes the AOH to St. Joseph's Seminary |
Division #1 was honored to welcome many friends and
supporters to the breakfast, including AOH National Director Charles “Chip”
McLean, AOH New York State President Timothy McSweeney, AOH New York State
Treasurer John Manning, and AOH State District Director Tom Beirne.
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| AOH New York President Tim McSweeney speaking at breakfast |
Breakfast was held in the Seminary Refectory, where
attendees enjoyed a full hot breakfast.
Division #1 Officer Dennis O’Brien was received the
James G. McGinty Yonkers Hibernian of the Year Award for his many years of
outstanding service to both the AOH and the greater Irish Community in Yonkers. Barbara McGinty, wife of the late James, took
part in the presentation.
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| Barbara McGinty, Dennis O'Brien and Kevin Ellis |
The guest speaker was Fr. John Sheehan S.J. who
spoke of both cultural and political forces today attempting to suppress both
the Catholic Church and its teaching.
Fr. Sheehan challenged everyone in attendance to become more aware of
these threats and that Catholics needed to band together if it is to be
stopped.
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| Fr. John Sheehan S.J, was the Guest Speaker for the breakfast |
The Division was also able to present the Seminary
with a $1,000 donation to support the seminarians on campus. The Hibernians also presented a $500 donation
to the Xavier Society of the Blind, which Fr. Sheehan currently serves as the organization’s
Chairman.
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