October 21 Bulletin

PHONE: 716-668-4017 FAX: 716-656-0616

WEBSITE: www.stgabes.net PARISH EMAIL:

[email protected] RELIGIOUS ED. OFFICE

716-668-2070

PASTORAL STAFF Pastor, Rev. Daniel J. Palys

Sr. Parochial Vicar, Rev. John Mitka (Retired) Pastoral Associates: Ann Bauman, Sr. Joseph Marie Marczak, CSSF

RECTORY STAFF Business Manager, Alan Jenson Secretaries: Deborah Grabowski,

Kris Iwankow, Rosanne Depczynski

RELIGIOUS ED. STAFF Director, Paul J. Bloom Secretary, Sandy Bloom

MUSIC STAFF Director, Lisa Gortzig

MAINTENANCE STAFF Director, Anthony Cording

PARISH OFFICE HOURS Monday–Friday: 9:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m. (Weekend & evenings by appointment)

REGULAR MASS SCHEDULE Monday–Friday ................................................................ 8:30 a.m. & 11:30 a.m. Saturday .......................................................... 7:30 a.m. Rosary, 8:00 a.m. Mass Saturday Evening Vigil ............................................................. 4:00 & 7:00 p.m. Sunday .......................................... 6:00, 7:30, 9:00 and 10:30 a.m. & 12:00 p.m .

DAILY HOLY HOUR • Monday through Friday 7:00 a.m. ............................................................................................. Exposition 7:15 a.m. ............................................................................................. Confession 7:45 a.m. ..................................................................................... Morning Prayer 8:00 a.m. ........................................................................................... Benediction 8:05 a.m. ................................................................................................... Rosary

SACRAMENTS RECONCILIATION Weekdays ............................................................................................... 7:15 a.m. Saturdays........................................................ after the 4:00 & 7:00 p.m. Masses

MARRIAGE: Appointments are to be made one year PRIOR to wedding day. Attendance is required at a Marriage Preparation Program.

BAPTISM: Select Sundays immediately following the 12 Noon Mass. Call the Rectory to make arrangements.

PARISH REGISTRATION: New Parishioners are requested to register at the Parish Office during office hours as soon as possible, in person or by telephone. Please notify the Parish Office when moving out of Parish or changing address.

October 21, 2012 Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time

5271 CLINTON STREET

ELMA, NY 14059

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Twenty-Ninth Sunday

in Ordinary Time

Living The

Word

The Host Will Be Offered this week in Memory of

Clara & Adolf Kotz by

Norman & Patricia Kotz

Sanctuary Light

The Sanctuary Light, next to the Tabernacle, is available for “A Special Intention” or “In Memory of a deceased Loved One”.

Call the rectory office during business hours for more information or to schedule your intention.

Host & Wine Offerings

There are 2012 dates for Host and/or Wine Offerings available for the “Memory/Honor of your Loved One”.

Call the rectory office at 668-4017 during business hours for information or to schedule an intention for your loved one.

There is a contrast in today’s Gospel between two types of greatness and two types of ambition seeking it. The first is that shown by James and John at the beginning of the scene. They came to Jesus and tell Him ’We want You to do for us whatever we ask of You.’ Jesus was special in their eyes because of His power and they wanted Him to use His power for their own benefit. When Jesus asked ‘What do you wish for Me to do for you’ they said: ‘Grant to us to sit, one at Your right hand and one at Your left, in Your kingdom.’ They wanted to be Jesus’ right-and-left-hand men simply by asking for it. They wanted to be above the other ten apostles and everyone else as well. Little did they know that God the Father had determined that two crucified thieves had been chosen to be at Jesus’ right and left as He entered his kingdom!

The second type of greatness was described by Jesus at the end of the Gospel passage. After the other ten got perturbed at the sons of Zebedee, Jesus called the twelve together and said: ’You know that among the Gentiles those whom they recognize as their rulers lord it over them and their great ones make their authority over them felt. But it shall not be so among you. Rather, whoever wishes to be great among you must be your servant and whoever wishes to be first among you must be the slave of all.’ He who is the Way showed them the path to greatness and the means to become truly great. Jesus wants us all to be great, not mediocre. He came down from heaven, died on the cross and rose in order to make it possible for each of us to get the gift of life. During the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus told us to be perfect, as your heavenly Father is perfect. Jesus was not exaggerating or calling us to do something that with His help is impossible. Over and over again He stressed that He wanted us to seek and hunger for greatness.

Greatness comes from being like Jesus and following the Gospels. Jesus told His apostles many time in the Gospels: ’Follow Me!’ In today's Gospel, Jesus told the apostles that the path to greatness is to do what He, Himself was doing. ‘The Son of Man did not come to be served but to serve, and to give His life as a ransom for the many.’ We need to look out for the interests of others, not our own. Be like Jesus– He humbled Himself and became obedient to death, death on a cross. This loving service was at the root of Jesus’ greatness.

Jesus Christ would put these words about serving others rather than being served into action during the Last Supper. During the Last Supper, the night He was betrayed, Jesus stood up, took off His outer garment, tied a towel around His waist and began to wash the feet of His apostles. This was a menial task done by slaves. Real greatness in the kingdom of God would not be determined by fighting for positions but by fighting for the towel. The greatest would be the one who would be able to drink the cup of Christ’s blood. To be number one would not be decided by sharing Jesus’ power but by sharing His love.

James, John and the other apostles were chosen by Jesus because they had a desire for greatness. Their conceptions of greatness however needed to be changed. It was not an easy conversion for them. They drank the cup that Jesus drank and are now seated at His right hand in the Eternal Kingdom. Christ wants all of us to undergo this same transformation. He wants all of us to desire to be the greatest.

We are all called through Baptism to love others just as Jesus loved us. Love is not a feeling but a direct choice—a choice to place others ahead of ourselves. It is a choice to imitate the example of Jesus in washing the feet of others, in doing the most simple and lowly of tasks. It is only in following Jesus’ example of loving service that we will become all Jesus wants us to be– Great in the Kingdom of Heaven!

3 Elma, New York St. Gabriel’s Church

MISSION STATEMENT

We the people of St. Gabriel’s Parish, are members of the body of Christ, a spiritual community nourished by prayer and the Eucharist, joyfully committed to carrying out the mission of Jesus.

In working together, we share our gifts and proclaim: We are a family that is welcoming and caring, that celebrates our faith.

Reagan O. Vogenauer

I Margaux Stalker & James Militello

III Amber Stribing & Eric Thierrin

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We continue to remember the sick, the infirmed and all those recommended to our prayers, especially the follow-ing, that they may experience the healing power of Christ:

Wally Jozwiak, Walter Jozwiak, Gloria Fyda, Joseph LoGuidice, Maryanne Mazurkowski, Sue Osika,

Sr. Mary Aurelian, Bernard Matuszak, Ed Mutka, Margie Lussier, Harry Wisniewski, Bev Corey,

Barbara Wojtaszczyk, Rita Prabucki, Kimberly Stribing, Charlotte Chowaniec, Erin Matthewson, Celia Orlowski,

Robert Thielman, Susan Repko, Victoria Koszuta, Virginia Wojcik, Jeannine Militello, Nicole Martin,

Dorothy Ciezki, Debbie Schlau, Ray Murray, Elaine Wichrowski, Jeanette Puccio, Baby Xavier Evans,

Lauren Reese, Cynthia Szajna, Jessica Schilling, Elizabeth Durys, Mark Davison, Mary Popielski,

Robert Palys, Linda Zglinicki, Bonnie Morris, Marcia Kester, Donna Frajdofer, Eddie Suchocki,

Marlene Dahn, Adeline Matuszak

Eric Stahura, Mary Hornung, Sharon Kozlowski, Virginia Ann Friel

Building Fund: $1313.00

PLEASE PRAY FOR

WEDDING BANNS

STEWARDSHIP

And for our deceased:

BAPTISMS

We welcome into our family all newly baptized Christians and offer congratulations to the parents of:

Today we celebrate Mission Sunday - a day to pray for the Missions and to renew our own challenge to Share the Gospel. Our first obligation is for ourselves. We need to get clos-er to Jesus. We need prayer, reflection, and public wor-ship. We need to think about morning prayer, night pray-er, prayer during the day and prayer at meals. We need to go to Mass and receive Holy Communion as often as possible - even everyday. Our next challenge is our family - We need to pray for them and with them. It is our role to journey with them toward Heaven. Next our challenge is to our neighbors. Invite them to come and pray with us. In a gentle way, tell them how Jesus has touched you, especially at St. Gabriel’s. Tell them about our hospitality. Tell them they are welcome here because we are all sinners - and we need each oth-er. Tell them about our Coat Exchange, Topics on Tap, Music, Joy, Children, Religious Education, Holy Name, Ladies Guild, CYO, Seniors, Scouts (including Pancake Breakfast), Dinners, Parties, Raffles, Fish Frys etc. etc. etc. Our next challenge is the Church in America - Pray for an increase in vocation to the Priesthood. Pray that all citi-zens become involved in making America a better place. Our last challenge is to bring the Gospel to the ends of the earth. Support our Missions and Missionaries, pray for them everyday. Remember you can light one candle or curse the dark-ness. Light one candle. The Light of Jesus will be with you. May the Light of Jesus help us to grow closer to Him and one another. Love & Prayers,


Monday, October 22 8:30AM Arnold Siwa by Siwa Family 11:30AM Edward Hosinski by Richard Moleski Tuesday, October 23 St. John of Capistrano 8:30AM Christine Ciszewski by Ray & Marcia Zientara 11:30AM Deceased Members of the Lazprus Family by Ron & Mary Ann Wachowiak Wednesday, October 24 St. Anthony Mary Claret 8:30AM John Lucyszyn by Mary Sajdak 11:30PM Henry Wiechec by Jim & Bev Corey Thursday, October 25 8:30AM Anniv. Paul & Kathleen Kohl by Jeitler Family 11:30AM Edmund Owczarczak by Jim & Dawn Owczarczak Friday, October 26 8:30AM Christine & Tommy Lawrence by Family 11:30AM William, Eugene, Edward & Joseph Serwacki by Chris & Sue Hall Saturday, October 27 8:00AM Anniv. Charlotte Kupinski by Daughters 2:00PM (Nuptial Mass) Amber Stribing & Eric Thierrin 4:00PM Susanna Connolly by Sister 7:00PM Edward H. Sobus by Sobus Family Sunday, October 28 The Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time 6:00AM Frank Friel by Mr. & Mrs. Dan Freitas 7:30AM Patricia Piatkowski by Carol & Len Glinski 9:00AM Intention of St. Gabriel’s Parishioners 10:30AM Patricia Domroes by Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Hall NOON Anniv. Helen Pietraszek by Cheryl Bursee

The Sanctuary Light will be lit this week in Memory of

Edward & Rose Jozwiak by

Ted & Dolores Niedziela

The Wine this week will be Offered in memory of

James P. Larkin by

Jack & Pat Emmi

We extend thanks to all of our home schooling families who have chosen to help their children grow in their faith formation by teaching them at home. With our parents being the chief cate-

chists, it is very fitting that you do so. Please do not hesi-tate to call us if we can assist you in any way, as you un-dertake this journey together in your families. Our # is 668-2070.

We also extend our thanks to all of our volunteer teachers in our classes here in the parish hall, who have chosen this wonderful ministry. You are good & faithful servants in-deed...running the good race...and fighting the good fight. We are very grateful to you all. Our teachers come from all walks of life, and bring with them so much life experience and so many talents. Recently, one of our teachers, Ange-la Banaszak (she actually teaches 2 classes!) presented a workshop for the Capital District Child Care Council in Troy, N.Y. The Conference was entitled, Grow at the Garden, and Ms. Angela presented Theatre—Education and Fun.

Angela is also a Community Education Instructor at West Seneca Central Schools. Our students & families are blessed to have her in our Rel. Ed. program.

A common question being asked these days re: the upcom-ing election is “Are you better off today that you were 4 years ago?” This is a fair question for an American. It may be for a Catholic, as well. But being Catholic asks that we expand that question a bit. Remember, catholic means universal...that human family thing...that common good thing...dare we see the global community thing. Anyway, we came across a quote the other day which is consistent with what our church leaders have been saying for such a long time. Here it is... “Charity consists of satisfying all our desires and then pass-ing on some of what is left over. Justice, on the other hand, requires adjusting our desires to the needs of others, so that there is a planetary sharing of all we have a right to.” Douglas Roche

On the same subject, I would like to share with you a sug-gestion from our new Bishop, Richard Malone. I truly en-joyed my conversation the night of our Confirmation with Bishop Malone. I asked him how he would have responded to a political question posed to me by one of our teachers. He responded that we Catholics need to have “informed consciences” when headed to the polls. Great answer! So, I thought I might pass on to you one way to do that. Check out the website for the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. (USCCB) They have good resources on Faithful Citizenship. In particular, I encourage you to go to seven Themes of Catholic Social Teaching. As part of Bishops’ Justice, Peace, and Human Develop-ment efforts, our Church leaders have written extensively re: Life and Dignity of the Human Person; Call to Family,

Community, and Participation; Rights and Responsibilities; Preferential Option for the Poor and Vulnerable; The Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers; Solidarity; and the Care for God’s Creation. Surely the Bishops’ rich treasure of wisdom about building a just society and living lives of holi-ness amidst the challenges of modern society would be worthwhile for us.


UPCOMING EVENTS 10/28 Appliance Raffle - 1:30 - 4:30 - PH 10/29 Seniors Board Meeting - After 8:30am Mass - PH Religious Ed. - 5pm - PH Topics on Tap - 7pm - PH CYO MNO - 8pm - PH Folk Group Rehearsal - 8:15pm - CH 10/30 Afternoon Retreat - 3pm - PH Religious Ed. - 6pm - PH HNS Board Meeting - 7:30pm - PH FMR 10/31 Fr. Dan’s Bible Class - 10am - PH FMR 11/1 Bible Study - 7pm - PH FMR 11/2 Venture Crew 7-9pm - PH 11/3 Religious Ed. - 8am - PH

HAPPENING THIS WEEK Sunday, October 21 7:30am - 1:30pm Boy Scout Pancake Breakfast - PH Monday, October 22 5pm -Religious Ed. - Parish Hall 7pm - RCIA - St. Gabe’s House 8:15pm - Folk Group Rehearsal - Church Tuesday, October 23 7pm - 8pm - Religious Ed. - Grades 9 & 10 - PH Wednesday, October 24 10am - Fr. Dan’s Bible Class - Parish Hall FMR 7pm - Ladies Guild Board Meeting - Parish Hall FMR 7pm - CYO Faith Wednesday - St. Gabe’s House Thursday, October 25 7pm - Bible Study Class - Parish Hall FMR Saturday, October 27 8am - Religious Ed. - Parish Hall 11am - 2pm - Children’s Halloween Party - Parish Hall 4pm - CYO - “Sleep in a Box” - St. Gabe’s House

Readings for the Week

of October 21, 2012

Monday: Eph 2:1-10 / Lk 12:13-21 Tuesday: Eph 2:12-22 / Lk 12:35-38 Wednesday: Eph 3:2-12 / Lk 12:49-53 Thursday: Eph 3:14-21 / Lk 12:49-53 Friday: Eph 4:1-6 / Lk 12:54-59 Saturday: Eph 4:7-16 / Lk 13:1-9 Sunday: Jer 31:7-9 / Heb 5:1-6 / Mk 10:46-52

TODAY! TODAY! TODAY!

BOY SCOUT TROOP 618

FAMOUS ALL YOU

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PANCAKE BREAKFAST

Sunday, October 21, 2012 7:30am to 1:30pm

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Adults $5 Under 10 $2.50 Under 4 Free

Buttermilk Pancakes with Choice of Topping: Chocolate Chips, Apple or Strawberry, break-fast sausage patties, fruit cup, coffee, tea, milk

and orange juice.

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TODAY! TODAY!

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CHECK OUT OUR NEW WEBSITE!!

St. Gabriel’s is excited to open our new website! It’s full of information regarding all of our organizations

and things happening at St. Gabe’s!

We have a new alert board across the home page so you will know immediately if the are any closings or

important updates!

www.stgabeschurch.com


LADIES GUILD NEWS • Children’s Halloween Party will be held Saturday, October 27th, 11:30am - 2pm in the Parish Hall.

• Mass for Deceased Members of the Ladies Guild -

Saturday, November 3rd, 4pm Mass. Please sit in reserved pews with members and your family.

• Join us at “Sip & Savor”, a wine/food pairing event, Saturday, November 17th! Tickets are on sale now. Pre-Sale Only, Cost $25. Please make checks pay-able to St. Gabriel’s Ladies Guild. There will be lim-ited seating, so don’t delay. For more information contact Darlene 675-5480 or Barb 674-7291.

• Reservations and payment for the Ladies Guild “Holiday Party” at Salvatore’s Italian Gardens on Wednesday, December 5, 2012 are currently being accepted.

A Evening for Adults at St. Gabriel’s

Topics on Tap, an Adult Ministry for individuals over the age of 21 and the young at heart, is a gathering of people like you for the presentation of programs

that respond to your needs in a casual manner. Monday, October 29, 2012 our discussion will be How would Jesus vote in November? Open discussion to follow. The presentation beings at 7:00PM in the Parish Hall. Adult refreshments will be served. In order to facilitate the refreshments, please send in the coupon below or call Sister Joseph Marie at the rectory 668-4017 so we can be prepared.

I will be at the Topics on Tap - October 29th Name_______________________________ How many ____________

CYO NEWS

CYO is hosting their 3rd Annual Sleep in a Box on Saturday, October 27th.

All 7th - 12th graders are invited to participate. Raise money for the homeless, we hope to beat last year’s total of $1600. Food donations to the teens that night are welcome! They will be outside for over 12 hours experiencing what the homeless have to endure every day. The homeless receive some of their needs from charity for the community. In the current days of ipods, iphones, cell phones, abundance of feed etc, this kicks off the season of giving and the teens will have what is donated that evening through the charity of our parish. Please sign up in the back of the church for what you would like to donate. Please sponsor us by placing loose change or a dollar or two in the back of the Church. For more information about upcoming events, please email Jillian LaMarca at [email protected]

SENIOR NEWS

St. Gabriel’s Seniors Thanksgiving Luncheon will be held on Monday, November 12th at the Fr. Justin Knights on Columbus - 2735 Union Rd. - Cheektowaga, NY 14225. Luncheon starts at 11am and lunch will be served at 12pm. Fee is $13 for members & $16 for non-members. Reservations must be make prior to November 2nd. For more information, please contact Rose Marie at 668-1230 or Florence at 652-0686.

BOYS SCOUTS OF AMERICA CLOTHING DRIVE FOR GOODWILL

Boy Scout Troop 618 is collecting items for the Goodwill. If you have any clothing, shoes, accessories, along with computers, toys, bicycles or sporting goods you would like to donate, please bring them to the Parish Hall during our weekly meetings on Thursday evenings at 7-8:30pm. Items can also be taken to the Goodwill next to Tops at French and Transit Rd). Make sure you ask for a “Boy Scout Receipt” and mention Troop 618.

The drive ends on November 4, 2012

If you have any questions, or would like us to pick up items call John Dzik at 435-7807


PRAYER CLOTHS

AVAILABLE

What is a prayer cloth? In Acts 19:11-12, it speaks of how cloths were touched by Peter and Paul and taken back to the sick who were often cured of their ills. It says that “So extraordinary were the mighty deeds God accomplished at the hands of Paul that when face cloths or aprons that touched his skin were applied to the sick, their diseases left them and the evil spirits came out of them.” Prayer cloths are sacramental. As in the case of all sacramentals, their power comes not from the sign (CLOTH) itself, but by means of the Church’s official prayer of blessing, a power flowing from the re-demptive act of Jesus, elicited by the Church’s interces-sion. Sacramental like prayer cloths are to be used as “focus points” funneling one’s faith and devotion of the person using the sacramental. These blessed cloths can be given to those persons in need of God’s healing grac-es, asking the Blessed Mother’s intercession for both physical and/or emotional well being.

Inquiries for these sacramental and blessed prayer cloths can be made at St. Gabriel’s Gift Shoppe in the Church where a request sheet can be completed and subse-quent contact from a member of the Prayer Cloth Ministry will occur.

“Sip & Savor”

Wine with food pairings

Wine samples presented by area wineries Food provided by Joseph’s Catering

Cost: $25 per person includes:

Wine glass 6 wine & food samplings

1 full glass of wine (pick your favorite)

Date: Saturday, Nov. 17, 2012

Time: 7:30 – 11:00 pm

Place: St. Gabriel’s Church Parish Hall

5271 Clinton St., Elma, NY!

Featuring: Music, Theme baskets and Raffles (Beer also available)

Presented by St. Gabriel’s Ladies Guild

Presale Tickets only by Nov. 1, 2012 Call: Darlene - 675-5480 or Barb - 674-7291

AFTERNOON RETREAT

Tuesday, October 30, 2012

Begin with Mass at 11:30 A.M.

Dinner follows at 12:00 P.M.

St. Gabriel’s Church is offering you and your friends

the opportunity to experience an Afternoon Retreat

and reflection. After the Mass, dinner and Paul

Bloom speaking on the topic of How would Jesus

vote in November? There will be time for personal

prayer, meditation. You will be home before 3:00

P.M.

A donation of $5.00 is appreciated to help cover the

cost of the dinner. You MUST register by Tuesday,

October 23, 2012.

Looking forward to seeing you at the Retreat!

I will attend the Afternoon Retreat on Oct. 30th

Name___________________________________

How Many —————

Telephone ________________________

St. Gabriel’s Parish

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HALLOWEEN PARTY

The St. Gabriel’s Ladies Guild and Holy Name Society invite you to attend The Children’s Halloween Party for ages 0 - 10, on Saturday, October 27th from 11:30am to 2pm at the Parish Hall.

Refreshments will be served and games will be played. Prizes will be given for the most original, scariest

and cutest costumes in the various age groups.

Please be sure to bring Mom, Dad and Grandparents Too!!!

SHARING THE GOSPEL

October 21 Bulletin

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