bulletin for september 8 & 9, 2018

Bulletin September 8 & 9, 2018

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MASS INTENTIONS Mon. Sept 10 (1 Cor 5: 1-8/Lk 6: 6-11) 5:30pm – (SM) Mark William Hurley by mother Bridget Tues. Sept 11 (1Cor 6: 1-11/Lk 6: 12-19) 8:30am – (SM) Lou LeBrun by Hugh & Jackie Mecum Wed. Sept 12 (1Cor 7: 25-31/Lk 6: 20-26) 8:30am – (SM) Donald Eshenour by family Thurs. Sept 13 (1Cor 8: 1b-7, 11-13/Lk 6: 27-38) 8:30am – (SP) Shirley Ann Hurley by Jan Scarrott Fri. Sept 14 (Nm 21: 4b-9/Phil 2: 6-11/Jn 3: 13-17) 8:30am – (SP) John Buffone by family Sat. Sept 15 (1Cor 10: 14-22/Jn 19: 25-27) 8:30am – (SP) Anna Vergamini by the Maloney & Bonetti families 5:00pm – (SM) Lou LeBrun by Dave & Darlene Duprey Sun. Sept 16 (Is 50: 5-9a/Jas 2: 14-18/Mk 8: 27-35) 8:00am – (SP) Jerry Perrotto by Dave Monti 9:30am – (SM) Richard Addona by Mary Ida and family 11:00am – (SP) John Buffone by the Janet Goodwin family

ST. MARY’S LITURGICAL MINISTRIES FOR 9/15 & 9/16/18

LECTORS/COMMENTATORS

5:00 pm –Lector: E Hughes, Commentator: Vol. 9:30 am – Lector: J Struzik, Commentator: K Donnelly

EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS 5:00 pm – D Chapin, C Felber, Vol., T Smith, Vol. 9:30 am – C Swartout, N Dinan, L Shipley, S DeChick, Vol. GREETERS 5:00 pm – J&C Adams 9:30 am – D&D Duprey

ALTAR SERVERS 5:00 pm – K&S Paul, M Brown 9:30 am – C Nearpass, C Romer

SENECA NURSING HOME – R Rivet, J Saxton HUNTINGTON NURSING HOME – L Mastin, L Mastin

PANCAKE BREAKFAST TEAM FOR 9/11/18 Janette Seamans, John & Bette Cleere,

Linda O’Connor, Kathy Lansing, Ron & Dina Sandroni

MONEY COUNTERS FOR 9/11/18

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Monday Sept 10 Rosary Makers – Min Ctr 6:00pm

Social Ministry Mtg – Min Ctr 6:30pm

Tuesday Sept 11 Finance Mtg – Min Ctr 5:00pm Bell Choir practice – SP Church 5:30-6:30pm KofC Mtg – Min Ctr 7:00pm

Wednesday Sept 12 Eucharistic Adoration -SP Church 5-:600pm CDA Mtg – Min Ctr 12:30pm

Thursday Sept 13 Eucharistic Adoration – SM Church 9:30am-4pm

Communion Service – Seneca Nursing Home 10:15am

SFSCP Seniors – Ramada Inn, Geneva 11:30am

Friday Aug 14

Saturday Aug 15

Sunday Sept 16 2nd Collection – Campaign for Human Development 1st Day of Religious Education – Min Ctr 10:30am - noon

Confession –––– St. Mary’s – Saturday – 3:30-4:30pm

St. Patrick’s – 1st Friday’s – 9:00-10:00am

Morning Rosary – Mon, Thurs & Fri, 7:45 am – at St. Pat’s

– Tues & Wed, 7:45am – at St. Mary’s

Evening Rosary –––– St. Mary’s – Wednesdays @ 7:00 pm

ST. PATRICK’S

LITURGICAL MINISTRIES FOR 9/16/18 LECTORS/COMMENTATORS 8:00am – Lector: P Wenderlich, Commentator: L DeVries

11:00am – Lector: D Roper, Commentator: P Sanderson EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS 8:00am – M Suffredini, D Pannucci, J Shrey, C Ferrindino, J DeVries 11:00am – L Galletti,Vol., G Sanderson, J Scarrott, F Galletti GREETERS 8:00am – Front Doors – B Maloney, C Hlywa, Mary Side – Vol., Organ Side – M Suffredini, Back Door– J Antosh 11:00am – Front Doors – M Woods, Mary Side – KofC, Organ Side – KofC, Back Door – KofC

ALTAR SERVERS 8:00am – (A) Vol. (B) Vol. (C) Vol. 11:00am – (A) Vol. (B) Vol. (C) Vol. CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE WORD – Kathy, Mary Ida


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"Catholics must never abandon the moral requirement to seek full protection for all human life from the moment of conception until natural death." USCCB Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship

Week of 9/8/18 – 9/14/18

St. Mary’s – SANCTUARY LAMP

Mary Cuddeback Offered by: family

ALTAR BREAD & WINE

Offered by:

St. Patrick’s - SANCTUARY LAMP

Helen & Alex Cavone Offered by: Rose & David Bellomo

ALTAR BREAD & WINE Helen & Alex Cavone

Offered by: Rose & David Bellomo

ANGELUS BELLS 9/10 SM SP 9/11 SM Charles F. Ralston SP 9/12 SM SP 9/13 SM SP 9/14 SM SP 9/15 SM SP 169 SM SP

Pray for our sick & homebound… Patty Lewis, Thomas Kowalski, Annette Lutz, Diane Sinicropi, Cheryl DeMillo, Ed Hillard, Ann Jacobs, Jeff Page,

David Devivi, Erin LaValley Moser, Courtney Hay, T.H., E.B.L., John Passalacqua, Teresa Leone, Joel Rivera, Kay Eighmey, Roy Meyers Jr., Sr. Mary Chris, Richard Schweitz Jr., Barb Twist, Patrick Morrin, Grace Leary, Megan Seneca, Jim Mooney, Nino French, Fred Laun, Gene Lopez, Dorothy Rizzo, Vivian Wolff, Chester Paliniski, Anne Cannuli, Keith Gibbs, Jeremy Andrews, Robert Rivet, Wendy Miller, Ed Steele, Michele, Alexis Eldrige, Roxanne Starry, Mary Ann Dambrosia, Ellen Moon, Fr. Eugene Weiss, Rose Marie LaLonde, Barb C, Bob B, Nancy Osborne, Cindy Williamson, Kathleen Talcott, Dolores Boeticker, Marie Ramson, Jonah Decory, Peggy (Cuddeback) Worden, Marcella Hill, Eleanor Jackson, Karen Jenkins, Jayden Moone, Fritz Chrysler, Loretta C, Doris Rockwell, Dorothy & John Euchlund, Alice Sabatine, Lena Pagano, Bill Breen, Rose Mary Costantino, Jamie Canulli, Mary Jo Semler, Julia Kennedy, Ron Barnhart, Joseph Lotto, Jean DeLelys, Phyllis Colloggi, William Cathy, Dale Trout Jr., Ellen Clark, Maureen Orsini, Kathy Cole, Yolanda Pace, Katie Verone, LM, Jesse Alcott, Ed Stephany, Amber Moses, Roxanna Baker, Felicia Strong, Thomas Leone, Asa Poorman, Marjorie Edmeston, Dick Marr, Susan Juris, Mary Jensen, Henry Emerson, William Johnson Jr., Jodie Pearson, M. Claire M, Miranda Y, Colleen VanCamp, Cathy Woods, Michael Hoover, Tyler Sheldon, Mary Steele, Georgine Rosata, Alice DePasquale, Marilyn, Amy Roepnack, Cindy Brown, Orion, John Gnell, Julia Kennedy, Karen Ditzell, David Smith, Judy Walczak, Mary Harrin, Dr. William White, Maria C. Norman, Judy Hoffman, Ann Passifione, Gianna, Ashley Stillwell, Lucille Cook, Theresa Antonucci, Mary Lou’s Intentions, Kathy, Judy Bauer, Fred VanNostrand, Chuck Carello, Michael Cunningham, Agnes Juris, Judy Wheaton, Florence Rosbaugh, Joan Lannon,, Jo Christiano, Susan D. Kuchman, Carol Eck, Mary Ebers, Rose Nehring, Margaret Nardi, Tim O’Mara, Marlin Ferrara Peterson, John Bennett, Kathleen Deal, Carmella Smith, Joyce Sinicropi, Cory Steinbacker, Charm Miller, Robin Ryan, Tim Youngs, Jarrod Ticconi, Cindy Schlegel, Emily ,Venturelli, , Wendy Goodman, Bonnie, Lauren, Maureen Jusko, Sue Secore, Neal Wood, Robin Jock, Zachary M., Evelyn Chiodo, Kelly, Jay Colin, Rebecca Carson, Rebecca Tuccio, Patricia Maple, Lilliana Antonucci Austin, Trevor Cauler, Lexi Neinast, Judy, Larry McMillen, Jane Kuchman, Patricia L., Gerald Goodman, Cheryl Lewis, Diane VanDamne, Marilyn Dickinson, Lainie Forde, Frank Seitz Jr.,

Barb McGill, Leighann Henry, Misty Clark, Kitty Allenza, MaryLou Lorenzetti, Pam Kirk, Jesse Pardee, & all of our sick Please note: I am trying to keep the prayer list updated – if you would like to be added to or deleted from the list, please call the parish office at 539-2944 or 651-4349.


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Low Gluten Altar Breads Did you know that low gluten hosts are available? If you are gluten intolerant, have

celiac disease or are allergic to wheat this could be the answer to your prayers. Please contact the Faith Formation Office for further details, 651-4351.

"If we really want to love, we must learn how to forgive."

— St. Mother Teresa of Calcutta

Letter from Anne Marie Zon

I recently received a thank you note from Anne Marie Zon that she wanted me to share with all of you. Here it is: Dear Friends

Once again, you have done marvels in your collection of goods for Nicaragua -a mission

people. And once again we are deeply grateful. We thank all those who’ve brought items- all

those who so diligently sorted and packed the goods-all those who kept the momentum going.

Loading the container worked like a charm. The help was outstanding and beyond willing.

Thank you for your generous funds. Your sharing will touch lives beyond your imagining. May

Our Lord’s goodness to each of you be beyond your hopes and meet all your needs.

Anne Marie Zon

A letter from Bishop Matano In the bulletin, two weeks ago, there was a letter from Bishop Matano addressed to the people of the Diocese of Rochester concerning his response to the sex abuse scandal in the Church. This past week I received a letter from Bishop Matano addressed to the priests of the Diocese. The letter was in response to an invitation from Pope Francis. In it he says, “I ask all the priests of

the Diocese of Rochester observe September 14, 2018, the Feast of the Exultation of the Holy

Cross, as a day of penance by the priests in our Diocese. I ask that as we offer the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass on that day, we plead the Lord’s mercy for grave the offenses committed and remember especially the innocent victims of sexual clergy abuse, the faith of our people, the purification of the Church and the renewal of the clergy.” In keeping with the Bishop’s request, this Friday September 14 Fr. Roy, Fr. Michael and myself will concelebrate the 8:30 Mass at St. Patrick’s, keeping in mind all the Bishop has asked us to pray for. The Bishop also asked that “parishes provide opportunities for adoration of Jesus Christ in the Most Blessed Sacrament, offering the consolation of the Sacrament of Reconciliation…” To that end we will have Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament after Mass followed by confessions and then Benediction at 10am. Please come join the priests in prayer. Fr. Jim


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Lakeside Retreat: Take a day to rest at Branches Christian Rest and

Renewal Centers, Inc. located on beautiful Seneca Lake. Rev. Richard Crawley OFM, Cap. Will facilitate a day retreat about St. Pio’s charism and quote, “Pray, Hope and Don’t Worry”. Saturday, September 22nd. 10am – 4pm. $30 donation includes food and drink. Learn more at branchescenter.or, email at [email protected] or call Donna at (716) 901-4313.

The St. Francis & St. Clare Seniors will meet Thursday, September 13th, 11:30am at the Ramada Inn in Geneva for lunch. All are welcome! Any

questions, call Chet Kuplinski at 315-568-6536.

“Faith, Hope and Love . . Come, strengthen your roots so you

might grow and bloom in your walk with Christ and others. Notre Dame Retreat House (Canandaigua, NY) is offering several Weekend retreats for men & women, and one weekend for couples this coming fall (2018) based on the three theological virtues of Faith, Hope & Love. Join us for an enriching experience. For more information please visit notredameretreat.org or call us at 585-394-5700

Weekend for Widowed, Separated, or Divorced Beginning Experience is an international peer

support ministry for widowed, separated, and divorced adults. The weekend program helps participants deal with the natural grief process. Our next weekend program will be held at Notre Dame Retreat House overlooking Canandaigua Lake, October 5-7, 2018. For more information, please contact BE at (585) 987-

1750 or visit www.beginningexperiencerochesterny.org

The Social Ministry committee will be collecting new and gently used coats

starting the weekend of Sept.8th / 9th

through the weekend of Oct. 6th-7th.

Barrels are at the doors of the churches for collection purposes. The project is in need of coats especially sizes 10-18 for both boys and girls. THANK YOU for your continued support of this project.

FAMILY SPIRITUALITY WEEKLY TIP FOR:

9/9/18 23rd Sunday of Ordinary Time Gospel: Mark 7: 31-37

After Mass, discuss these questions & brainstorm ideas & ways to implement them this week! Adults: When has the Word of God penetrated my heart and given me the courage to preach

the Good News? Children: What does my belief in Jesus mean to me?

LET’S LIVE THE GOSPEL!!!!!!!


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STEWARDSHIP CORNER

September 9, 2018

23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time “Did not God choose those who are poor in the world to be rich in faith and heirs of the kingdom that he

promised to those who love him?” (JAMES 2:5)

What is more important – being rich in faith or rich in possessions? Society teaches us that possessions are most important. God teaches a different lesson. When we are rich in faith, we keep God first in all things and realize that material things really don’t matter and that it’s more important to share with those who have less.

September 1 & 2, 2018

MASS ATTENDANCE

ST. MARY’S CHURCH ST. PATRICK’S CHURCH

5:00pm – 163 TOTAL – 772 8:00am – 208 9:30 am – 197 11:00am – 204

TOTAL WEEKLY COLLECTION

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CATHOLIC CAMPAIGN FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT WORKING ON THE MARGINS

Next week, our second collection will be for the Catholic Campaign for Human Development. Over 43 million people in the United States live in poverty. This collection supports programs to empower people to identify and address the obstacles they face as they work to bring permanent and positive change to their communities. In 2017, the parishes of the Diocese of Rochester contributed a total of $102,329 to CCHD. As of June 30, 2018, the diocesan records show that our parish contributed $1687.30. We thank you for your support. Learn more about the Catholic Campaign for Human Development at www.usccb.org/cchd/collection.

Received in the mail this week:

Your support of the Seneca County House of Concern helps us to provide an average of 16,000 meals and other necessities to more than 1000 Seneca County residents each month. Together, we feed minds with knowledge, stomachs with food and hearts with hope! On 8/23/18 we received $291.64. Thank you for your continued donations. The House of Concern Staff

40 Days for Life Fall 2018 Rochester Campaign

Do you think you can do more to end the scourge of abortion? One of the most proven, effective means to decrease abortion is 40 Days for Life. Since its inception, over 14,600 babies have been saved from abortion! Take part in the Rochester Fall 40 Days for Life Rochester Campaign from September 26 through

November 4. Through prayer and fasting embrace human life and promote the end of abortion. Volunteer to pray with your friends, in a peaceful vigil, outside of Planned Parenthood at 114 University Avenue. Visit www.40DaysforLife.com/Rochester for info and to sign up for prayer vigil times. For more info, contact Rick Paoletti at (585) 489-9555 or [email protected].

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