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May 13, 2018
3010 Chi l i Avenue | Rochester , NY 14624 | (585) 247-2566 | www.saintpiustenth .org
Our Parish Mission:
“Everyday we reach to restore all things in Jesus Christ”
SEVENTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
SUNDAY, May 13!
NCYC Mother’s Day Flower Sale 8:30 & 10:30 Mass!
Social Ministry Showers of Love Collection 8:30 & 10:30 Mass!
Social Ministry Food Drive 8:30 & 10:30 Mass!
Children's Liturgy of the Word 10:30 Mass!
MONDAY, May 14!
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TUESDAY, May 15!
CYO Advisory Board 6:45 PM Room 7!
Folk Group 7:00 PM Church!
WEDNESDAY, May 16!
Stephen Ministry 6:30 PM Room 13!
Ladies of Grace 7:00 PM Library!
Charismatic Prayer Group 7:30 PM Church!
THURSDAY, May 17!
Knights of Columbus Information Mtg 6:30 PM Parish Center!
Adult Choir 7:00 PM Church!
SPX School Spring Concert 7:00 PM Gym!
FRIDAY, May 18!
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SATURDAY, May 19!
Fishers of Men 7:00 AM Cafeteria!
Confessions 3:30 PM � 4:30 PM!
Faith on Fire 5:00 PM Mass WEAR RED TO MASS!
SUNDAY, May 20 PENTECOST!
WEAR RED TO MASS!
Children's Liturgy of the Word 10:30 Mass!
Youth Nite 6:00 PM School!
PARISH CALENDAR FOR THIS WEEK!
Do You Know Someone Going through a Difficult Time?!Do you have a friend, neighbor, co!worker, or rela�ve who has been struggling with the loss of
a loved one, loneliness, cancer, a layoff, reloca�on, divorce, a spiritual crisis, recupera�on,
single parenthood, or any of countless other life challenges? Our Stephen Ministers can
provide them with the focused care, encouragement, and support they need to make it through the crisis. If you know of
someone who is hur�ng, talk with one of our Stephen Leaders: Emily (224!6296) or Michelle 727!1757). They can talk with
you about how we can connect the person you know with one of our Stephen Ministers. It’s a great way for you to show
how much you care!�
New PARISH COUNCIL
MEMBERS!
Like last year we want to choose
three new parish council
members on Pentecost (next weekend).!
We need your help to keep our enthusiasm high
as the Spirit moves among us. We need young, middle
age, seniors and family members. Please consider
giving your !me and talent. Parish Council members
will be in the back of church to answer ques!ons and
hand out volunteer forms. If you are interested in
serving, please fill out the form with either your name
and contact informa!on or the name of a parishioner
who you think would be well suited for the council
and willing to serve. You can leave the form with a
parish council member or drop it off at the parish
office this week.!
NEXT WEEKEND is
PENTECOST!
The Liturgy Commi�ee encourages
everyone to wear RED to mass
next weekend. Red is the
tradi�onal color worn to symbolize
the joy and fire of the Holy Spirit.!
PRAYER FOR MOTHERS!Heavenly Father,!
from the beginning you have
chosen to entrust!
the human person to mothers in a special way.!
We thank and praise you for the gi+ of mothers;!
for their tenderness, care, and compassion,!
for their intui!on and encouragement,!
for commitment and sacrifice.!
Bless all mothers this day.!
Keep, strengthen, and refresh them!
in your loving care.!
May they be blessed by our open�hearted!
love and gra!tude.!
Amen.!
A MOMENT WITH TODAY’S SCRIPTURES!
SEVENTH SUNDAY OF EASTER!
This Sunday's Gospel is known as the "priestly prayer" of
Jesus. The en�re passage is Jesus entrus�ng us to the Father.
"When I was with them I protected them ? I guarded them,"
Jesus says. He asks his Father, "Keep them in your name." In
this prayer of Jesus, we see the paradoxical tension of our
life as Chris�ans in the world. He an�cipates struggle for the
believer. He describes it in strong words, words that could
even appear frightening to the believer. "I gave them your
word, and the world hated them." Not only that, but with
our eyes on eternal life, we "do not belong to the world."
And yet in the midst of those reali�es, Jesus doesn't take us
out of the world. On the contrary, "as you sent me into the
world, so I sent them into the world."�
Chris�ans live in this tension daily. The call of Jesus o=en
defies nice, neat categories. We uphold jus�ce as virtue yet
are invited to love our enemies. We offer gi=s and generous
hospitality to others while being reminded of the value of
temperance. We are called to teach the truth of right and
wrong without losing sight of the beam in our own eye. It
can be difficult to find the balance in our own lives, and a
Church that preaches moral perfec�on can easily fall under
scru�ny when it falls short.�
In the midst of these complica�ons, Jesus offers a
message of hope. He is well aware of the contradic�ons into
which he sends us, and his Father will equip us accordingly.
"Consecrate them in truth."
"Keep them from the evil
one." Jesus does not
abandon us to the tensions
of our �me but remains near
at hand by the grace alive in
his Church. �
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PARISH COUNCIL CORNER!This month we honor our heavenly mother, our
Blessed Virgin Mary. It is especially appropriate to think
of her on Mother’s Day, for she is our mother as well as
the Mother of Jesus.�
She can surely iden�fy with every mother, because
of all she went through during her life. I hope that you
can iden�fy with her, and receive from her the
consola�on and inspira�on that only a mother can give.�
I can’t imagine being her and going through all she
had to endure. It started with being pregnant before
marriage and having to ride a donkey on a long trip to
Bethlehem. Must have been very uncomfortable.
Surprising that the baby survived in her womb. Then
having to give birth in a stable or cave. A=er the baby
was born, they had to flee the country because the local
ruler started killing all the neighbor babies out of fear. I
wonder if she knew some of the mothers of the babies
that were slain. I can’t imagine having to carry that
burden.�
One might think Mary was not happy that Jesus
chose the career of being an i�nerant preacher, having
to rely on other people’s generosity for food and shelter.
He could have been successful in the carpentry business,
made good money and s�ll preached. Or He could have
gone to rabbinical school and been a cer�fied scholar.�
Mary had to live through every mother’s nightmare.
She outlived her child. She had to witness Him being
publicly humiliated, beaten and put to death as a
criminal. It doesn’t get much worse than that. Do you
think she can iden�fy with our pain?�
Somehow, Mary made it through all this and held it
together. She had to have the ul�mate trust in God that
things would work out for the best. She had to have
trusted her son. I’m sure Jesus appeared to her a=er His
resurrec�on. She was with the apostles at Pentecost to
help and serve them as only a mother could.�
Many believe Mary re�red to Ephesus to live out
the rest of her days. I am sure she was emo�onally spent
and needed a lot of �me to recover and ponder it all.
Throughout history, a=er Jesus, Mary has occasionally
appeared to common everyday folk, to encourage and
exhort us to pray, fast and give of our �me and talent.
She is a wonderful and beau�ful mediator for us. A
mother for us. And someday we will get to meet and
thank her.�
INSPIRATION FOR THE WEEK!
Prayer is essen�al to Chris�an living and decision making.
The goal of prayer is really rather simple. By prayer we can
deepen our love and desire for God and increase our
knowledge and understanding of God's uncondi�onal love
for us. Prayer is not about acquiring this or that or
convincing God to act on our behalf. Prayer is the way we
begin the process of change, of coming to see as God sees
and realize that God's presence permeates all God has
created. If we strive to develop this life of prayer, then Jesus
naturally will become our way, our truth and our life. We can
then live in the world as he would live in the world. �
Daniel Pitnell, Principal!585!247!5650� email: [email protected]!
St. P ius X School !
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2. Also, during our Dr. Seuss author study, we
read a lesser known story called Bartholomew
and the Oobleck. Oobleck was something that
was green, gross, and sticky. We tried making
it and used our senses to describe it. It was
green, gross, and sticky!!
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3. Our school is lucky enough to have Math
and Movement mats. We used them to help us
learn to count 100 by 1’s and 10’s.!
This time of year is always so busy for the
students! We are trying to wrap up everything
that the students need to know before going
into 1st grade, taking field trips, and exploring
all the things we have already learned. Some of
the exciting things we have done this year that
stick out to us were:!
1.! Making “Fizzy Green Eggs”. When we
were reading Green Eggs and Ham during
our Dr. Seuss author study, we decided to
see what would happen when we made
“green eggs” out of water and baking soda
and added vinegar to them. We loved
watching the reaction as they mixed
together to release Carbon Dioxide!!
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Kindergarten News!By Carol Fusilli
YOUTH MINISTRY !Barb Legere, Youth Ministry Director!
585!247!2566, ext. 111� email: [email protected]!
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Sunday Youth Nite No Youth Nite May 13th so you can make dinner for your Mama! Happy Mother’s Day!!
Adventure Day! For 6th & 7th Graders!Saturday, JUNE 2nd (Correct date) !
10 am�3 pm!
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We will spend the day at Camp Stella Maris in the ABLE (Adventure�based Learning Experience) program!!!
Register by May23rd !!
Have a great time while learning more about yourself, your faith and your parish friends while being outside and testing your wits to solve problems!!!
Parents are welcome & needed to chaperone! We will be happy to provide the required CaSE training. !
Forget!me!not! It’s a !Mother’s Day Carnation Sale, after all Masses Sunday, May 13th to benefit the pilgrims for NCYC 2019.!
Registration for Faith Formation/Youth Ministry for 2018-2019 Join us this coming year to grow in faith and friendship. Go to www.saintpiustenth.org for information about our programs for next year.
Youth Leaders Meeting !THURSDAY, MAY 17TH, 6!8 PM �
Come to a Leadership Planning Meeting where we will discuss:!!
The curriculum � what’s required by the Diocese, what we can add in and what we can teach….differently!!The format � we meet Sundays from 6�8 and are di-vided by curriculum but maybe there are other ways to do this that will work. !Teens in Leadership � How can your gifts and skills be used regularly and in ways that will help you to grow!!!
Parents�we’re reforming the Youth Ministry Advisory Committee, watch for the date in June!!
Because of the special Pentecost Many Languages event we’re postponing the Youth Mass to encourage all teens to
participate in this special prayer at our regular Masses.!
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Our Closing Youth Nite on May 20th will be a Pizza Party with
games, friends and a special closing prayer.!
Pentecost Sunday, May 19!20 ��The youth of St Pius X Church are invited to learn and proclaim the GLORY BE in their chosen language in groups at the end of the General Intercessions. We would love to see 3!4 people per language at each Mass!�Please email Barb to sign up for your preferred Mass. �
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Women’s Weekend Retreat !
June 1�3, 2018!“Faith, Hope and Love” . . . �
The Catechism of the Catholic Church teaches
us that “The theological virtues are the
foundation of Christian moral activity”. This year’s retreat
will focus on building a firm foundation of Faith in which
Hope will grow and Love will blossom. Join us as we
discover how these three virtues “inform and give life to all
other virtues”. {CCC, 1813}�
Contact: Irene Garrick at 585!260!6375�
Notre Dame Retreat House at 585!394!5700�
ST PIUS X SCHOOL !
GOLF TOURNAMENT AND DINNER!Monday, June 4, 2018 !
Brook�Lea Country Club, 891 Pixley Road!
11:00 AM � Registra!on and Lunch!
12:00 PM � Golf Scramble (shotgun start)!
5:00 PM � Cocktails !
6:00 PM � Dinner Recep!on & Awards!
Complimentary beverages provided throughout the
course.!
Cost per golfer � $130.00
A,er May 21st
� $150.00!
Dinner only � $35.00!
For registra!on forms or
sponsorship informa!on, call
Gina Schultz @ 247�5650 ext 101 or e�mail
ARMED FORCES DAY
MAY 19!Almighty & eternal God, !
We invoke your blessings upon the members of
our American military forces, those brave men and
women whose courage and commitment to that for
which this country stands protects us all. !
Whether by air, land or sea; wherever their orders
take them, we ask, dear God, that they be protected
within your sheltering presence. Shield them from
harm and from pain, assuage their loneliness, and
sustain their faith in the face of the formidable
enemies that they confront. May all of their efforts be
crowned with victory, and the assurance that we who
depend on their courage appreciate and understand
the great difficulty of their work.!
Most of all, we pray what for all soldiers is the
ul!mate prayer� that they be privileged to return to
the loving arms of their families and a grateful country
safely, speedily, and in good health. Because of their
courage, may we all be privileged to know and savor
the blessings of true peace and security. Amen.!
Drive for Kids Event!
and!
Mini Food Truck Rodeo!Sponsored by Chrysler and !Saint Pius Tenth School PAC !
Sunday, May 20, 2018!11:00 AM � 2:00 PM!
Stop in for lunch, check out the cars, support our school, and mingle with members of our community! !
Lunch items will be available as well as a dessert truck.!
ALL ARE WELCOME!!
“I Drive Safely” !
6�Hr NYS Defensive Driver Program!
Thursday, May 17 � 9:00 am � 3:30 pm!
DOR Bishop Hickey Conf. Ctr. 1150 Buffalo Rd!
$30 per person, must have a valid driver’s license and
a black pen at the !me of class!
Qualify for 10% insurance discount and point
reduc!on!
For details contact Leigh Sweet 585�704�8273 or
K of C Information Evening!The Knights of Columbus will be sponsoring an
Informa!on Evening on Thursday, May 17 at 6:30 p.m.
in the Parish Center.!
This Catholic men’s fraternal organiza!on is looking to
start a council here at St Pius X. The Knights are a
spiritual, charitable fraternal group organized to
support the Catholic faith among men and their
families. Please join us and bring a friend with you.!
LIFE LONG FAITH FORMATION MINISTRIES!
Johan Engström, Director of Faith Formation!585!247!2566, ext. 112� email: [email protected]!
St. Pius X Church offers opportunities for children, youth, young adults & adults (parents, grandparents or not) to come to
know Jesus and His teachings and grow in sense of community with one another.�
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SOME SPX ADULT FF OFFERINGS
Fishers of Men meet 1st and 3rd Saturday of
the month, 7:00 - 8:25 am In the Cafeteria
SPX Charismatic Prayer Group—
Wednesdays, 7:30 pm in the Church.
Ladies of Grace Bible Study, meet on
Wednesdays 7 pm in the School Library
Faith Formation 2018-2019
Join us this coming year to grow in faith
and friendship, you can go on line for
information about our programs for
2018-2019
http://saintpiustenth.org/parish-life/faith-formation/
Online Registration has begun.
The Year of the Eucharist!
Celebrate the Eucharist Weekly!
RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation
for Adults)
Contact Johan Engström for infor-
mation about how St. Pius X can help
you learn more about the Catholic Faith and celebrate
FIRST COMMUNION
Next weekend 12 candidates will their
First Communion at the 5 pm Mass.
Picture from First Communion Mass May 6, 2018
CONFIRMATION
This past Tuesday, May 8,
30 candidates from our parish were
Confirmed by Bishop Salvatore
Matano at Sacred Heart Cathedral.
Please keep these parishioners in your prayers:
Delaney Carroll, Cade Costanzo, Emma Crego, Sean
Cullen, Michael Daly, Alexander McCracken, Luke
Falk, Amanda Fornarola, Oriana Gelfuso, Gabriella
Gigante, Anthony Ginevra, Matteo Ginevra, Joshua
G o r m e l , G e o f f r e y G r e b l e J r . ,
Kathleen Hitchings, Liam Hitchings, Demiana Hoch,
Vanessa Iantorno, Davis Isaac, Brandon Leonardo,
Christian Leonardo, Dominic Lippa, Zachary
Reifsteck, Katelyn Sassone, Madison Sassone, Kayla
Silverstein, Yvonne Silverstein, Tommy Viola, Maria
Wiater and Elizabeth Zerrillo.
MISSED FAITH FORMATION THIS PAST YEAR?
Contact Johan Engström to create a plan for you and your
child(ren) to work together and complete 2017-2018
COME HOLY SPIRIT …
We asked our Confirmation candidates to
reflect on how the Gifts of the Holy Spirit
would Strengthen and Change Life, and then
write short poems focused on what the effect
of that would be. Next week, for Pentecost you will find
some of these poems on different pages in the bulletin. If you are starting in at least 8th grade this fall ………
AND Have not yet been Confirmed ,
we invite you to register in August for the
Confirmation Pre-Requisite Program
See our Website for Full Sacramental Guidelines
Please do not put foreign currency in the Collec�on!Make all checks payable to: “St. Pius Tenth Church”!
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S T E W A R D S H I P & F I N A N C E S !
Kindly remember to update your records with the Parish Office
if you change your telephone number, email address or move.!
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EVERYDAY STEWARDSHIP!
Recognize God in Your Ordinary Moments!
In the Church, we observe a liturgical calendar
that takes us through the life of Jesus and highlights
fundamental doctrines of our faith. Star�ng with
this Sunday, our observance of the Easter Season
con�nues for one more week un�l the celebra�on
of Pentecost. While many outside of the Church
only see Easter as a one!day celebra�on, we
celebrate for an en�re season, much like we do
during Christmas as well. Of course, this calendar
only serves to remind us and point to greater
reali�es.�
We are not called to be more generous at
Easter or Christmas than we are on other days. We
do not choose to love more during one �me of the
year. The fact is that Jesus is alive right now and at
all �mes is calling us to give of ourselves.�
When we make an inten�onal decision to
follow Jesus and adopt a stewardship way of life,
we commit ourselves to this journey 365 days a
year. We are an Easter people at all �mes. The high
and low points of our journey are not �ed to a
liturgical year, but instead to our own experiences
of life and shortcomings. A season or holiday may
make it easier to have a giving a*tude, but we
need to do the same when li+le around us is
poin�ng us in that direc�on. It is some�mes when
few are paying a+en�on that love and generosity
are most needed.�!
��Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS�
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OUR CMA GOAL THIS YEAR IS $129,880.00!
As of 5/4/18 we have collected !
$122,377.00 (94.22%) from 517 donors!
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Need some help consolida!ng your bills?
Call us at 247�0724!
2998 Chili Ave!Rochester, NY 14624!(585) 247�0724!
Weekly Actual Weekly Goal Variance
$ 17,502.51 $ 15,576.00 + $ 1,926.51
Y-T-D Actual Y-T-D Goal Variance
$ 668,077.74 $ 700,920.00 - $ 32,842.26
May 5 & 6, 2018
COLLECTION REPORT!
Week # 45 Attendance 1174
“You know your rights, but do
you know your wrongs?”!
AMAZON SMILE!Did you know St. Pius Tenth Church
par!cipates in the Amazon Smile Rebate
Program? If you are an Amazon Smile
Shopper and register St. Pius Tenth Church as your
charity of choice, the church will receive a percentage
of your eligible online purchases. If you shop on
Amazon, it’s easy to be an Amazon Smile Shopper �
simply go to smile.amazon.com/ch/16!0806894 every
!me you want to shop on Amazon.!
We are a “Safe & Sacred” Parish.
For more information please visit our website
www.saintpiustenth.org
Convent—247-9514 Credit Union—247-0724
Parish Council email: [email protected] Baptism: Arrangements for preparation (can be done before birth) are made by visiting the Parish website or calling the Parish Office. Marriage Prep Call the Parish Office (at least 6 months, preferably 12 months before intended date to marry) Reconciliation Saturdays, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. or by appointment.
Anointing of the Sick. Last Sunday of month at 11:30 a.m.
or call the Parish Office to arrange.
Sacraments: First Eucharist, First Reconciliation and
Confirmation, contact Johan Engström.
Joining the Catholic Church (RCIA or RCIC): For anyone
4th grade or older, please contact Johan Engström
Communion for the Homebound: contact Deacon
Jim Briars
Pray for the Sick: Call the Parish Office if you would like
names added or removed from The Sick List.
Hospital Visits: Call the parish office if you or someone
you know will be entering the hospital so one of the parish
staff can plan a visit. St. Pius Tenth CYO Sports Barb Legere Music – Share vocal and/or instrumental gifts in at Mass. Questions about our music ministry, contact Bob Schrader Parish Membership: Register by visiting the Parish Office or picking up the materials at the church.!
3010 CHILI AVENUE ROCHESTER, NEW YORK 14624
(585) 247-2566 e-mail: [email protected]
website: www.saintpiustenth.org
MASS SCHEDULE
Mon - Fri 7:30 a.m. Saturday 5:00 p.m. Sunday 8:30 a.m. (Sign language ) 10:30 a.m.
PARISH OFFICE HOURS
Mon - Thurs 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Friday 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
PARISH STAFF
Rev. Paul Bonacci
Pastor
Deacon Jim Briars
Pastoral Associate, ext. 103
Deacon Elmer Smith, ext. 216
Sr. Jean Catherine Welch S.S.J.
Volunteer Coordinator, ext. 104
Bob Bieck
Maintenance, ext. 109
Johan Engström
Director, Faith Formation, ext. 112
Barb Legere
Youth Minister, ext. 111
Marita Midwick
Parish Bookkeeper, ext. 101
Diane Porter
Parish Secretary, ext. 106
Bob Schrader
Music Director ([email protected])
Ursula Staneff
Finance Director, ext. 117
School - 247-5650
Daniel Pitnell, Principal
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Submit bulletin items to: [email protected] Deadline: NOON two Fridays before publication
Scripture Readings for !May 20, 2018�
First Reading:� Acts 2: 1!11�
Second Reading:!Cor 12: 3b!7, 12!13�
Gospel:� Jn 20: 19!23�
Lectors please pick up your study books.!
Monday �� St. Ma)hias, Apostle!
7:30 AM� Gina & Joseph Marchese by daughter, Marisa Marchese�
Tuesday �� St. Isidore!
7:30 AM� Patrick Jager by The Pacer Family�
Wednesday�� Easter Weekday!
7:30 AM�
Emelia & Leoncio Cabal, Expidita & Hector Miranda �
by Nina Perger�
Thursday! Easter Weekday!
7:30 AM� Mary Jones by Sure Larkin & Jolene Mingoea�
Friday ��
7:30 AM� Robert Downey by Jerry & Elaine Daley�
Saturday �� Pentecost Sunday!
5:00 PM� Mary K. Vollmer by Saturday Night Dinner Group�
Sunday �� Pentecost Sunday!
8:30 AM�
Patricia Spillan by Mom & Dad�
Deceased Members of the PaQ Ferace!Iacovangelo
Family by Bernie Iacovangelo�
Agnes O’Keefe by Jan & Glenn Deans�
Spencer SuRon by Bev & Jim Mruk�
LoreRa C. Doyle by husband, Andrew�
10:30 AM� Living & Deceased Members of the Parish�
May 14 � 20, 2018!
Pray for Our Sick… Please remember in prayer this week the parishioners, loved ones and
friends whose names are listed on the Sick List found in the pamphlet
racks near the Church exits. If you would like a name added or removed
from the list, please contact Diane at the Parish Office.!
HANDMAIDS !The Handmaids Ministry
will be on a temporary
hiatus un�l the needs in
the new church have
been determined.�
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