Bulletin for October 20 & 21, 2018

Bulletin October 20 & 21, 2018

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MASS INTENTIONS Mon. Oct 22 (Eph 2: 1-10/Lk 12: 13-21) 5:30pm – (SM) Teresa Dendis by M/M David Duprey Tues. Oct 23 (Eph 2: 12-22/Lk 12: 35-38) 8:30am – (SM) The Lewis Sabatine Jr. family by family Wed. Oct 24 (Eph 3: 2-12/Lk 19: 39-48) 8:30am – (SM) Ruth & Bob Shipley by Lena & Bob Thurs. Oct 25 (Eph 3: 14-21/Lk 12: 49-53) 8:30am – (SP) Patrick Golden by family Fri. Oct 26 (Eph 4: 1-6/Lk 12: 54-59) 8:30am – (SP) Kay Suffredini by Alan & Doreen Brown Sat. Oct 27 (Eph 4: 7-16/Lk 13: 1-9 ) 8:30am – (SP) Mary Frances Paradise by Dorothy Sinicropi & family 5:00pm –(SM) Joy & George DiPronio by Kim & Vickie Sun. Oct 28 (Jer 31: 7-9/Heb 5: 1-6/Mk 10: 46-52) 8:00am – (SP) Nancy Colavito by RoseMarie & Joe Perdicho 9:30am – (SM) Marie Anastasia by Lena & Bob 11:00am – (SP) Joseph Addona by Mary Ida & family

ST. MARY’S LITURGICAL MINISTRIES FOR 10/27 & 10/28/18

LECTORS/COMMENTATORS 5:00 pm –Lector: L Connolly, Commentator: Vol. 9:30 am – Lector: L Smith, Commentator: B Smith EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS 5:00 pm – D Chapin, Vol., J Bells, Vol., Vol. 9:30 am – H Smith, Vol., C Struzik, S DeChick, Vol. GREETERS 5:00 pm – J Scholl 9:30 am – L VanOstrand ALTAR SERVERS 5:00 pm – Vol., Vol. 9:30 am – J&L Smith

SENECA NURSING HOME – D Allee, L Rizzieri

HUNTINGTON NURSING HOME – L Mastin, L Mastin

PANCAKE BREAKFAST TEAM FOR 10/23/18 Lauel & Ed Callahan, Marie Gregory, Neil LeRoux,

Deb Patsos, Carolyn & Roger Simolo

MONEY COUNTERS FOR 10/23/18

Group #3

IN MEMORIAM

Faye Dombrowski

MARRIAGE BANNS

II Gabrielle Wadhams – Tyler Simmons

CALENDAR Monday Oct 22 Rosary Makers – Min Ctr 6:00pm

Tuesday Oct 23 Free Pancake Breakfast – Min Ctr 8:30-10am Bell Choir practice – SP Church 5:30-6:30pm Finance Mtg – Min Ctr 5:00pm Liturgy Mtg – Min Ctr 7:00pm

Wednesday Oct 24 Eucharistic Adoration -SP Church 5-:600pm 1st Penance Class – Min Ctr 6-7:30pm

RCIA– Min Ctr 7:00pm

Thursday Oct 25 Eucharistic Adoration – SM Church 9:30am-4pm

Seneca Nursing Home Mass 2:15pm ChristLife – Min Ctr. 6-8:30pm

Friday Oct 26

Saturday Oct 27 Sunday Oct 28 Religious Education – Min Ctr 10:30am – noon Confirmation Combined Rosary Walk – Min Ctr 1:00pm 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 10/28/18

LECTORS/COMMENTATORS 8:00am – Lector: J DeVries, Commentator: L DeVries

11:00am – Lector: D Allee, Commentator: ME Kernan EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS 8:00am – M Piscitelli, J LeRoux, M Stowell, C Ferrindino, M Suffredini 11:00am – F Galletti, Vol., R Kernan, L Galletti, R Ryrko GREETERS 8:00am – Front Doors – B Maloney, C Hlywa, Mary Side – K Peterson, Organ Side – B Peterson, 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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The cost to have the Angelus bells rung in memory of a relative or an occasion is $10The cost to have the Angelus bells rung in memory of a relative or an occasion is $10The cost to have the Angelus bells rung in memory of a relative or an occasion is $10The cost to have the Angelus bells rung in memory of a relative or an occasion is $10. There are many . There are many . There are many . There are many dates available.dates available.dates available.dates available.

"The fight for the right to life is not the cause of a special few, but the cause of every man, woman and child who cares not only about his or her own family, but the whole family of man.” ~Dr. Mildred Jefferson

Week of 10/20/18 – 10/26/18

St. Mary’s – SANCTUARY LAMP Charles Mann Jr.

Offered by: folk group

ALTAR BREAD & WINE Charles Mann Jr.

Offered by: folk group St. Patrick’s - SANCTUARY LAMP

Ralph Peter Carbone Offered by: Ann Sinicropi

ALTAR BREAD & WINE

ANGELUS BELLS 10/22 SM Brian Mannion SP 10/23 SM Joseph DiFavio SP 10/24 SM Sandy McLaughlin SP 10/25 SM Barbara Lacinski SP 10/26 SM SP Kevin Giansante 10/27 SM Michael Bianchi SP 10/28 SM Joan Theodor

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Pray for our sick & homebound… K.M., Arlene Laude, Patty Lewis, Thomas Kowalski, Annette Lutz, Diane Sinicropi, Cheryl DeMillo, Ed Hillard,

Ann Jacobs, Jeff Page, 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, 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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LARGE BASKETS + ITEMS THAT WE COULD RAFFLE + NO-LONGER-USED JEWELRY NEEDED FOR CHRISTMAS BAZAAR Catholic Daughters will again have a Jewelry Table. The Christmas Craft Show will need large wicker/weaved baskets and like new/new items to put in the baskets. SOOOOOOO, if you have large baskets, items that are like new, and/or jewelry raffle items to donate, please bring them to the Ministry Center. Thank you!!

Catholic Daughters’ Apple Pie Sale November 3-4, 2018

All apple pies will be made from “scratch” with fresh local apples the week of the sale. They will be frozen with directions for baking. Pies will be $12 each and can be frozen for 2 months. I want to order ___ pies. Name ______________________________ Phone _____________________ Please attach payment to your order OR put in an envelope. Bring orders to Ministry Center, give to a Catholic Daughter or put in the collection. THANK YOU for your support!!!! **********Pies can be picked up after all Masses at the Ministry Center, November 3-4************

The insert in this week’s bulletin shows a series of charts that describe the parish’s finances for the 2017-2018 fiscal year that ended on June 30 of this year. The charts indicate how much money was taken in or spent in different categories. Overall, we look good on paper, however, a closer look shows that there are areas that we need to improve upon. Our collections were down 2.3 % from last year. The overall operational income was down 8.4 %, mostly because of the lack of rental income from the St. John Bosco School building. We will be getting rental income from the rental of the St. Mary’s Rectory to CAP but will not make up for the loss of rental income from SJB. On expenses are up slightly due to employee changes. Most of the other expenses are in line with last year. While our bottom line looks good it does not necessarily present the total picture of our financial health. We had over $100,000 in capital expenses this year along with an almost $50,000 shortfall In the Catholic Ministries Appeal. These expenses were offset in part by the change in market investment of over $116,000. That change in investment is not money that comes directly into the parish for us to spend. It goes into an investment account that we can only use a small percentage of each year. Realistically, we need to seek out an additional fundraiser and increase our giving to the Catholic Ministries Appeal. I would like to thank everyone for their generosity. Fr. Jim

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO FR. MIKE WHO TURNS 30 ON OCTOBER 21ST!!!!!!!


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The DeSales High School Class of `89 is trying to find their classmates for an upcoming reunion in August 2019. If you happen to know the whereabouts of:

Becki Hunter (St. Mary's class of '85) Jeff Woods (St. Mary's class of '85) Jason Salerno (St. Mary's class of '85) Becky Broomfield (St. Stephen's class of '85)

Please contact Debbie Ralston at (315) 521-1302 or via email: [email protected] If you happen to be in direct contact with them, joining the "DeSales Class Of '89" Facebook page for more information would be the easiest way to get in touch with the group.

DO YOU LIKE TO SING? JOIN US! Please consider joining your Waterloo community choir in celebrating the Real Christmas through an “easy to sing” cantata. Rehearsals for “God is With Us!” will be held on Tuesdays, 6:15-7:45pm at the Waterloo Baptist Church beginning on October 16. The cantata will be presented during the 25th anniversary celebration of Waterloo’s Real Christmas Program on Friday evening, November 30, 2018. Come share the joy of music! All are welcome! Questions, call Becky 315-539-6020 (leave a message) or Ann 315-263-5178

MASS SCHEDULING FOR 2019

On Wednesday, November 14th, we will begin scheduling Masses for the first half of 2019 (January – June). You can stop in the office or call to request a Mass or Masses. I would ask that we concentrate on Masses that week and not schedule sanctuary lamps or bread & wine. These can be scheduled any time during the year. As always, I thank you for your patience.

Crafters Wanted St. Francis-St. Clare Parish is looking for crafters for their annual Christmas Craft Show, which will be held on November 17 at the Ministry Center (former St. Mary School), 35 Center Street in Waterloo. They are looking for unique and different crafts. For more information, contact the Ministry Center at 315-539-2944.

Volunteers needed at St. Patrick’s Church at your convenience and your choice of task to help keep the church clean and orderly. Please call Rosemary at 315-568-2176 or Mary Ida at 315-568-6822 for more information. If we miss your call, please leave a message with your name and phone number.

Thank you in advance for your anticipated response.

FAMILY SPIRITUALITY WEEKLY TIP FOR:

10/21/18 29th Sunday of Ordinary Time Gospel: Mark 10: 35-45

After Mass, discuss these questions & brainstorm ideas & ways to implement them this week! Adults: How do I feel when I do something good and I am not acknowledged? Why? Children: Am I willing to help others even if nobody thanks me for it? Why?

LET’S LIVE THE GOSPEL!!!!!!!

Tyburn Academy is seeking a full or part time qualified high school Spanish teacher. For more information or to apply, please contact: Maura DelFavero at 315-252-2937


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Advent By Candlelight:

An Evening For Women An evening of prayer and spiritual renewal

SAVE THE DATESAVE THE DATESAVE THE DATESAVE THE DATE St. Francis & St. Clare Parish 4th Annual

Sunday, December 2, 2017

5:00pm

St. Francis & St. Clare Ministry Center

25 Center St. Waterloo, NY

Join us for: dessert and fellowship, an opportunity to view beautifully decorated advent tables,

and time to recharge as we begin this hectic but holy season. All by candle light.! Reservations will be taken in NovemberReservations will be taken in NovemberReservations will be taken in NovemberReservations will be taken in November

** This beautiful evening requires

table hostesses. Please contact Pam Kane

to inquire as to how you can help bring

this beautiful event to the women of our

community with just a little effort.

315-651-4351 or [email protected]

NEW ST. FRANCIS-ST. CLARE BOOTH….We know parishioners have been working at

unique gifts for our new religious booth. Please contact Kathleen Miller at [email protected] or 315-246-5980, so she knows what you are donating. We are asking that ALL donations to this booth either be delivered to the Ministry Center or make arrangements with Kathleen by November 10.

VOLUNTEERS UPDATE + NEEDED. A PARISH IS AS STRONG AS ITS MEMBERS. In 2018 volunteers from our parish helped the Building & Grounds Committee by (1) cleaning outside St. Pat’s rectory: trimming around sidewalks, taking down a tree and dead branches, weeding, planting flowers and mulching; (2) weeding outside

of both churches and the Ministry Center during the summer months; (3) preparing food for Seneca County inmates who come to help for our Festival, Christmas Craft Show, and other major projects; (4) scraping and painting LONG fence on the west side of the rectory , etc. Statistics have shown that when people volunteer

they feel “ownership”,so thanks to all of you who volunteer in so many ways for our parish!!


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STEWARDSHIP CORNER

October 21, 2018 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time “For the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve and to give his life as a ransom for many.”

(MARK 10:45)

If you held a mirror up to your life, would it reflect God’s love and mercy? If you are struggling with this, try changing your attitude from “I want more” to “thank you God for everything you have given me, I have enough to share”. This change in perspective will bring you joy through service to others.

SFSC Catholic Ministries appeal update as of 10/15/18 # of donors-67 YTD collected-$13,685 goal-$88,390 % to goal-15.5%

October 13 & 14, 2018

MASS ATTENDANCE ST. MARY’S CHURCH ST. PATRICK’S CHURCH

5:00pm – 143 TOTAL – 704 8:00am – 203 9:30 am – 212 11:00am – 146

TOTAL WEEKLY COLLECTION $10,579.73


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Bulletin for October 20 & 21, 2018

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Transcript of Bulletin for October 20 & 21, 2018