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Our Mission: People of God, united in Christ, serving others, welcoming all to the Table of Life�

Our Lady of Lourdes † Saint Anne�

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Dear Friends,�

This weekend we are celebrating our country’s independence.

How do the ideals and vision of the Declaration of Independence

and the founding values of our country blend with our Catholic

faith? The Preface to the Eucharistic Prayer at Mass for July 4th

expresses the conjunction this way:�

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V. The Lord be with you.�

R. And with your spirit.�

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V. Lift up your hearts.�

R. We lift them up to the Lord our God.�

It is truly right and just, our duty and our salvation,�

always and everywhere to give you thanks,�

Lord, holy Father, almighty and eternal God,�

though Christ our Lord.�

He spoke a message of peace�

and taught us to live as brothers and sisters.�

His message took form in the vision of our founding fathers�

as they fashioned a nation�

where we might live as one.�

His message lives on in our midst�

as our task for today�

and a promise for tomorrow.�

And so, with hearts full of love,�

we join the angels today and every day of our lives,�

to sing your glory as we acclaim:�

Holy, Holy, Holy Lord God of hosts…�

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The Declaration of Independence opens with a religious and the-

ological statement when it declares that all are created equal and

endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights includ-

ing life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. This is also the

teaching of our faith: that human beings are children of God

with a dignity inherent in the fact of being a human individual.

In working against racism and discrimination we are engaging in

that “task for today” demanded by both our American values and

our call as followers of Jesus Christ.�

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Grace and peace,�

Fr. Gary Tyman�

Parish Events

Throughout the year:

Novena to Saint Anne

This year’s theme: The Seven Catholic

Social Teachings

July 17th - July 26th at St. Anne

Church

St. Anne Next to New Sale

SALE: August 22-24

Donation Drop off:

August 13-20

VBS August 19-23

Our Lady Queen of Peace

See article on page 3

Cluster Picnic with

Mass on the Grass

Featuring live music &

BBQ dinner

September 8th, Buckland Park

Pet Blessing

October 5

Alpha

Every Thursday,

September 12th to November 21

Week of July 7�14, 2019�

Our Lady of Lourdes † Saint Anne

VBS: JESUS’ MESSAGE A & MISSION...� NEXT TO NEW SALE�

Saint Anne Church will be hosting its Annual Next�to�

New Sale on August 22, 23 and 24, 2019 �

9:00 AM � 6:00 PM on the 22nd and 23rd�

9:00 AM � 1:00 PM on the 24th�

(which is also ½ price Saturday)�

The profits from this “heavenly sale” go to support

church ministries at St. Anne. This is a great oppor-

tunity to clean out your clutter and refresh your home

and support the ministries of St. Anne Church.�

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Quality donations will be greatly appreciated. Drop off

times at the Church’s back entrance are:�

Aug. 13 � 20, 9:00 AM�6:00 PM, except for Sunday,

August 18 from 9:00 to 12 noon only�

Please call (585)271�3260 for specific questions re-

garding donations.�

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The facility is handicap accessible and air�conditioned.

Visit our website for details, mark these dates on your

calendar and have fun discovering new treasures!�

At Our Lady of Lourdes, parishioners are invited to

“adopt” one of the flower pots in the garden or by the en-

trances, and to plant it with flowers and tend to it during

the summer. Once couple, Marianne and Tom Walsh

have planted two pots this year and share their reasons:�

� “Stewardship. We enjoy gardening. It doesn’t take

much time to care for them, usually once a week after

Mass. Therefore, you can do this alone and in your own

time. It’s a welcoming site when entering church.�

� Remembrance: We planted them before Memorial

Day weekend. As children, our parents brought us the the

cemetery every Memorial Day to plant flowers, pray and

care for the graves of our relatives. We live too far away to

continue visiting, so adopting the posts allows us to contin-

ue this tradition here.�

There is joy and peacefulness in planting and watching the

flowers grow. It is one way to feel God’s presence in our

World. It inspires prayer.”.�

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LOURDES GARDEN�

PARISH BULLETIN DESIGN�

The cluster staff is working towards redesigning the bulletin

to become more like a weekly newsletter with articles about

parish life, ministries, and spotlighting the faith life of

parishioners. �

One piece we want to promote is: “How did I see God this

week?” We hope you will share your faith stories and life

events with us. The focus of any submission should be on

how you saw God. For example, perhaps you trusted God

with test results and something in that event made you

realize “that had to be God”. Or maybe something

happened in the workplace that produced a similar

experience. �

Unfortunately, we cannot publish everything, but we hope to

build our sense of loving communion with one another and

to see God in the midst of his people today.�

Please submit any faith stories to Dcn. Bill Rabjohn

(bill.rabjohn@dor.org) or Jennifer Cummings

(Jennifer.cummings@dor.org)�

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Join Us In Prayer!�

This is the list of parishioners, friends, and family we pray

for on page 4 of every bulletin. Until now, we haven’t had

much ability to know who to keep on the list and who to

take off.�

Starting July 7th, we’ll remove all names from the list on the

first Sunday of every month unless you contact the cluster

office and ask for the name to remain.�

Let us know if someone has recovered from an illness, had

good test results, or had a successful surgery. Perhaps that

also might be a good faith story to add to “How I Saw God

This Week.”�

Vacation Bible School will take place August 19�23

from 9�12 at Our Lady Queen of Peace for those in

grades K�6. �

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Cost is $25 per student. Registration forms can be found

at Our Lady Queen of Peace’s website, or at Our Lady

of Lourdes & St. Anne, currently by request. �

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All checks should be made

payable to Our Lady

Queen of Peace. �

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If you have any questions

please contact �

Kristen Walsh at OLoL

(473�9656) or Colleen

Trevisani at OLQP/STM.�

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LEMONADE IN THE GARDEN AT OLOL�

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Now until �

AUGUST 25th�

Building Fellowship and

Friendships�

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Please consider hosting a “Lemonade in the Garden” after

Mass. Responsibilities include: Make Lemonade and Ice

Tea (All Provided by Church); Set up and clean up of

trolley in garden and kitchenette; Greet our fellow broth-

ers and sisters after Mass in the garden; Not required, but

sometimes it’s nice to have treats provided by host�

Sign up on the clipboard found at the garden entrance at

Our Lady of Lourdes Church.�

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NOVENA TO SAINT ANNE�

C.A.F.E. (Coffee After Faith Exper ience) is an

event for young adults (18�29 years old) to gather

together in a casual setting, listen to a guest speaker,

and enjoy some beverages and snacks with their

friends.�

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We will have 2 more summer sessions at �

I Square� in Irondequoit.�

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YOUNG ADULT GATHERINGS�

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The Challenge & Spirituality of Catholic Social Teaching�

(in memory of Dr. Marvin Mich)�

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Wednesday, July 17��

What is Catholic Social Teaching? Fr. Gary Tyman�

Thursday, July 18��

Community, Family and Participation. Dcn Bill Rabjohn�

Friday, July 19��

The Dignity of Work and Workers’Rights. �

Dcn John McDermott�

Saturday, July 20��

Solidarity: War and Peace. Fr. Gary Tyman�

Sunday, July 21��

The Preferential Option for the Poor. Marlene Bessette�

Monday, July 22��

Rights and Responsibilities. Fr. Kevin McKenna�

Tuesday, July 23��

Human Dignity: From Conception to Natural Death.�

Suzanne Stack�

Wednesday, July 24��

God’s Gift of Creation. Dr. Gerald Gacioch, MD�

Thursday, July 25��

Human Dignity: Racism. Gaynelle Wethers�

Friday, July 26��

Mass of Ss. Anne and Joachim. Fr. Gary Tyman�

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7PM each evening. July 17�25, Evening Prayer. July 26, the

Feast of Ss. Anne and Joachim, Mass at 7PM.�

St. Anne Church, 1600 Mt. Hope Ave., Rochester, NY 14620.�

� � Join us in Prayer!�

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� � Please write any intention in our Books of Prayer at

� � either worship site. Let us know who to add or remove

� � from our prayer list below. Call Jennifer at the �

� Cluster office at 473�9656. �

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� � � Please Remember in Prayer: �

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Tony Agnello, Meredith Ameele, Lisa Audino�Harding, David Barry, Geor-

gia Becker, John Bochetto, Gerry Bolton, Jerry Brown, James Brown, Deb

Butler, Janice Campbell, Florence Capo, Scott Chatfield, Elivira Chiarenza,

Gerald Clark, Lawrence Coan, Bridget Ann Collins, Joanne Colucci, Mary

Conthair�Allen, Kevin Corcoran, Susan Courcy, Rick & Gretchen, Thomas

Cutt, John DelGotto, Bruce Desrosiers, Kathy Doody, Antonia Dytoc, Lou

& Bob Eustance, James Fagan, Joanne Galitzdorfer, Tom Gould, Thomas

Haefner, Maria Hasenauer, Bill Jones, Rita Kane, Dee Kehoe, June Klimm,

Albert Krenitsky, Kaylee Kweicien, John Larish, Vyto Luitkus, Thomas

Lyle, Marcia Lyons, Fr. MacAlear, Dr. Sue Malee Fagen, Marie Mandina,

Kylie Mastrangelo, Casey McClusky, Frances McDonnell, MaryAnne Mul-

hern, Gwen Nelson, Jo Ann Nicoluce, Patty O’Connor, Matthew Odendall,

Nancy O’Mara, Elizabeth Patrick, Erika Lynn Paxson, Linda Peckham,

Shirley Plescia, Diane Porcelli, Rhoda Potenza, Cathy Quaidoo, Phyllis

Reynolds, Rose�Ann Rosica, Anne Marie Roth, Kathleen Russell, Mary

Claire Ryan, Gabrielle Sabuncu, Danielle Sanchez, Joan Seccombe, Steve

Stello, Mason Stavalonē, Megan Syfuss, John Szustakowski, Joseph Testa,

Lloyd Thomas, Honora & Barbara Tindale, Julia Unaman, Laura Valvano,

Pamela Valvano, Stella Valvano, Andy Vorrasi, Maria Amelia Wapar, Se-

bastian Wapar, Megan Warren, Sean Warren, Jack Weider, Donna Raish

Wheeler, Stephanie White, Susan Willow. �

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Sunday,�

July 7,�

14th Sunday �

In Ordinary Time�

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8:30am (OLOL) �

9:00am (SA) Gerald Giehl, Memorial Mass�

10:30am (OLOL) �

11:00am (SA) Ronald F. Murray, Sr., by Grace Coco�

1:00pm (OLOL) Lithuanian Gathering � Matthew�

Monday, �

July 8 ,�

Weekday�

8:00am (SA) for the people of St. Anne�

8:30am (OLOL) for the people of Our Lady of Lourdes�

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7:00pm (SA) Musica Spei rehearsal � Church/Choir Rm�

Tuesday, �

July 9,�

Weekday�

8:00am (SA) Helen Bevacqua, by Jan Bevacqua�

8:30am (OLOL) �

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Wednesday,�

July 10,�

Weekday�

8:00am (SA) Ronald Murray, by Margaret Conti�

8:30am (OLOL) Communion Service�

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6:30pm (SA) Food Addicts in Recovery � LL4�

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Thurs, �

July 11,�

Weekday�

8:00am (SA) Communion Service�

8:30am (OLOL) �

12:00pm (SA) Stepping into Recovery/Al�Anon �LL1�

7:00pm (SA) Nar�Anon � LL1�

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Friday, �

July 12,�

Weekday�

8:00am (SA) for the people of our Cluster�

8:30am (OLOL) for the people of our Cluster�

6:00pm (SA) BLD Prayer in the Spirit �Chapel�

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Saturday, �

July 13,�

Weekday�

4:00pm (SA) Fred Taddeo, by family�

5:00pm (OLOL) Living intentions of Thomas and Mike Peechatt,

by Maria Nellankara�

3:00pm (SA) Reconciliation � Church�

4:00pm (OLOL) Reconciliation � Church�

5:00pm (SA) Korean Mass �Chapel�

Sunday,�

July 14,�

15th Sunday �

In Ordinary Time�

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8:30am (OLOL) �

9:00am (SA) Rosalie V/ Palmenteer Memorial Mass�

10:30am (OLOL) Richard Mahar, by Jo�

11:00am (SA) Rose Audino, by Lisa Audino�

11:30am (OLOL) Lithuanian Gathering � Matthew�

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This week, our Tabernacle candles�

burn in prayer for:�

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Our Lady of Lourdes :�

United States of America�

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St. Anne:�

Philip Fileri and Edwin Heagney, Sr.�

Our Deceased: Anne Stehle�

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Our deployed soldiers, and others in the armed Ser-

vice: Ar thur J . Busick, James R. Whitcomb, Chr isto-

pher Brown, Andrew Kwiatkowski & all in harm’s way�

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For those in Assisted Care in the Cluster: Joan

Bleeker, Gerry Bolton, Philomena Colucci, Carl Conde,

Teresa Cox, Paul Crough, Lois DePotter, Bernice Gaug-

er, Jeanette Gefell, Trudy Gober, Kathy Hursh, Bob

McVeigh, Charles Munnings, Nancy Nothnagle, Rocky

Palermo, Richard Regan, Terry Rizzo, Len Whitcraft�

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Sanctuary Care/Altar Linens�

Presiders /Preachers for July 13/14�

St.� Anne � Our Lady of� Lourdes �

Sat 4:00pm� Fr. Jim Lawlor�

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Sat. 5:00pm�

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Fr. Gary Tyman�

Sun 9:00am� “� Sun 8:30am�

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Sun 11:00am �

“� Sun 10:30am� “�

Nursing Home Communion Ministers�

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Brightonian� Hurlbut� Woodside�

7/7� Steve Witkowicz� Mass� Bea Ferris�

7/14� Gail Dowd� Anne Sifuentes� Mass�

St. Anne� Our Lady of Lourdes�

7/14� Linens �Mary Brennan�

7/13� Church� Margaret Becket,

Ellen Thrall�

7/14 � Church�Sandra DeAl-

wis, Mary Lis & Mike Sis-

son, Steve Witkowicz, Kate

Hunt�

St. Anne� Our Lady of Lourdes�

7/15� Bonnie�Anne Briggs, Jan

Eisenberg, Dolores Schock, Joe

Giallombardo�

7/14� Jim Pembroke & Chris Pear-

tree�

Collection Counters�

Sunday Offering for June 22/23, 2019�

Our Lady of Lourdes�

Plate Collection� +� EFT� =� TOTAL�

$5216�

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Fund for the

Needy: $458�

� $1503�

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� $6719�

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Attendance by Mass (Church capacity 426)�

5:00pm: 108� 8:30 AM: 103� 10:30 AM: 94�

Total Attendance: 305�

Saint Anne�

Plate Collection� +� EFT� =� TOTAL�

$2900�

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Fund for the

Needy: $401�

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$439� � $3339�

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Attendance by Mass (Church Capacity 350)�

4:00pm: 104� 9 AM: 114� 11 AM: 119�

Total Attendance: 337�

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It’s time for the End�of Year WOW Picnic!�

All women are invited to celebrate summer

with the Women of WOW!�

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WHEN:� July 10, 5pm�

WHERE: � Carol Tometsko’s Cottage, �

� � 1292 Edgemere Drive�

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Please bring a dish to pass.�

Feel free to bring a friend!�

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Bring your families and friends plus your lawn chairs �

or blankets and enjoy free popular music, �

parking, and ice cream!�

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In the event of rain, the concert will take place �

in St. Thomas’ Great Hall.�

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Pastor, Rev. Gary Tyman: Fr .Gary.Tyman@dor .org�

Pastoral Associate, Dcn. Bill Rabjohn Bill.Rabjohn@dor .org�

Assisting Priests: Rev. J im Lawlor: Fr .J im.Lawlor@dor .org �

� Rev. Bob Reiser, sj�

Deacon, John McDermott: � John.McDermott@dor.org�

Director of Faith Formation & Youth Ministry: �

Kristen Walsh Kristen.Walsh@dor.org �

Sr. High Youth Minister: Open�

Visitation Minister: Steve Witkowicz Steven.Witkowicz@dor.org�

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St. George Lithuanian Community: Jan Naujokas 319�5689�

New To The Parish? Welcome! �

If you are new to our parish, please introduce yourself after Mass, or call our Parish Offices to register with Bill Rabjohn.�

We want to know and serve you. We hope you will favor our Cluster with your prayers, your weekly presence,�

your talents, and your financial assistance according to your means.�

Sacrament of Baptism for little ones: Even before the baby

arrives, parents are asked to come to 1 group session, then a follow�

up individual meeting to discuss particulars, answer questions and

set a date. The next meeting is 9/21 at OLOL. After the Baptism

are parent gatherings to help you continue to grow in faith as a fam-

ily. Please call Deacon John at john.mcdermott@dor.org or call

473�9656, to register with Dcn. Bill Rabjohn. Since this is a pro-

cess, we count on you to plan ahead (call at least 3�6 months ahead)

to prepare well. We encourage baptism of children during Mass,

since this is a Sacrament of Initiation into the Community. �

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Matrimony: Arrangements should begin at least 6 months in�

advance. Please call the cluster office. �

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Sacramental Life�

Our Lady of Lourdes�

Director of Music & Organist:� Kristin McGinnis

� � � � Kristin.McGinnis@dor.org�

Facilities: Santos Rodr iguez r .santos@rochester .r r .com�

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Saint Anne�

Music Director & Organist: Oliver Brett Oliver .Brett@dor .org�

Facilities Usage Coordinator: Carol DeFilippo (585)�750�9226

� defilippo.carol@gmail.com�

Facilities: Seely Landscaping: sseely@rochester .r r .com�

St. Andrew Kim Korean Community: Sangjoon Lee,�

� � � � RochesterKCC@gmail.com�

Filipino Community (BLD): Annabelle Sutter (585) 269�4486 or�

Bld.rochester.elmira@gmail.com�

Christian Initiation (RCIA): A process of discernment for adults

wishing to learn more about the Catholic Faith.. Contact Bill Rabjohn

for further information on being baptized, confirmed, celebrating Eu-

charist and/or getting an update as a Catholic. �

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Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturdays 3�3:30 pm at Saint Anne

and 4:00�4:30 pm at Our Lady of Lourdes or by appointment with

any priest.�

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Anointing: Annual communal services and by appointment with

any priest. �

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Eucharistic Adoration: Mondays (9am�3pm) & First Fridays (9am�

3pm) at Our Lady of Lourdes Chapel (except holidays and summer).�

Shared Cluster Staff�

Cluster Coordinator, �

Jennifer Cummings: � Jennifer.Cummings@dor.org �

Webmaster, J im Whitcomb: jdwhitcomb@gmail.com �

Administrative Asst, Jack Lynch: Jack.Lynch@dor .org�

Regional Finance Dir, Michael Dybas: Michael.Dybas@dor .org�

Cluster Finance Mgr, Sharon Statt: � Sharon.Statt@dor.org �

Cluster Finance Mgr, Mary Kase: Mary.Kase@dor .org�

In each church, upon request, low gluten hosts (0.01%) are available. Also available in both churches are: �

at Our Lady of Lourdes�

Lithuanian Mass: Sundays at 12:30 TBD�

For information, call Jan Naujokas 319�5689�

at St. Anne�

Korean Mass: generally 1st and 3rd Saturday at 5:00 pm�

For information call email: RochesterKCC@gmail.com�

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Parish Faith Formation and Youth Ministry�

Offices are located at Our Lady of Lourdes site.�

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Seton Catholic School Principal: Patty Selig�

� (Grades Pre K�6) ……………… 473�6604�

Our Lady of Lourdes Church

Founded in 1928

150 Varinna Drive�

Rochester, NY 14618�

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Cluster Office…………...585�473�9656�

Fax ………………………… 271�6472�

E�mail …………… bourlady@dor.org�

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Office Hours: �

Mon.�Thurs: 9am�4pm�

Friday: CLOSED�

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Saturday Mass: � 5:00 pm�

Sunday Masses: �8:30 and 10:30 am�

Weekday Mass: �8:30 am, M�F�

Saint Anne Church

Founded in 1930

1600 Mt. Hope Avenue�

Rochester, NY 14620�

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Parish Office…………..585�271�3260�

Fax ………………………… 271�7160�

E�mail ……………....rstanne@dor.org�

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Office Hours: �

Monday: 9am�4pm�

T�W�Th: 9am�1pm�

Friday: CLOSED�

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Saturday Mass: � 4:00 pm�

Sunday Masses: �9:00 and 11:00 am�

Weekday Mass: �8:00 am, M�F�

Cluster Web�Site: http://www.ourladyoflourdessaintanne.org �

School Web�Site: h�p://seton.dorschools.org�

Cluster Facebook Page: Like us at “Our Lady of Lourdes/St. Anne Cluster Community” Twitter:@OLOLStAnne�

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