Reverend Kevin Maloney, Pastor�

Deacon Anthony Paratore�

Deacon Robert Connelly

Saturday�Vigil 4:00pm at St. Patrick’s�� � � � 5:15pm at St. Charles�Sunday � � 8am at St. Ann’s�� � � � 9am at. St. Patrick’s�� � � 10:30am at St. Charles��

Monday, 8am at St. Ann’s�Tuesday, Thursday, 8am at St. Charles�Wednesday, Friday, noon at St. Patrick’s��Eucharistic Adoration�Takes place the third Tuesday of each month from�

4�5pm at St. Charles��

Church�Office�Hours �Monday� Friday 9 am to 3:00 pm�

315�468�1803�

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Confessions: �

Saturdays; 3:30pm at St. Patrick’s or by �

Appointment�

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Faith Formation �

315�487�6201�

Fax Number 487�6312�

4461 Onondaga Blvd. Syracuse, NY 13219�www.stcharles�stanns.com�

Email stcharles.stanns@gmail.com�

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St. Patrick’s Office Hours�Monday�Friday 9am�2:00pm�

315�475�2185�www.stpatricksand stbrigids.org�Email stpats@stpatricks.syr.org�

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Januar� 14, 2018�

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MONDAY, January 15; MASS AT ST. ANN’S��Reading: 1Sm15:16�23/Mk2:18�22�SA 8am NO MASS CELEBRATED TODAY�

� � � � � � �TUESDAY, January 16; MASS AT ST. CHARLES�Reading: 1Sm16:1�13/Mk2:23�28�SC 8am Warren Blasland by Ed and Betsy Blasland�� � � � � � � � by Evelyn Cordon�WEDNESDAY, January 17;MASS AT ST. PATRICK’S�Reading: 1Sm17:32�33,37,40�51/Mk3:1�6�SP noon Thomas Smith by Ar t Wafer �� � Viola “Mastropool” Buysse by Cathy Ryan�� � �

� � � � � � � � � � � �THURSDAY, January 18; MASS AT ST. CHARLES�Reading: 1Sm18:6�9,19:1�7/Mk3:7�12�SC 8am Louise Lore/Birthday by Rosemary Monticello�� � �� � � � �

FRIDAY, January 19; MASS AT ST. PATRICK’S�Reading: 1Sm24:3�21/Mk3:13�19�SP noon� Donald Gansert by Helen and Charles Chajka�� � Charles Milazzo by Jim and Barb Stapleton�� � �

SATURDAY, January 20; �Reading: 2Sm1:1�4,11�12,19,23�27/Mk3:20�21�SP 4pm � Noreen Driscoll by Mike and Cathy Walsh�� � Richard Walsh by Jimmy Price�� � �SC 5:15pm �Grace and Peter Cappuccilli, Sr. by Katrina and Mary Schwanke�� � � � � � �

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SUNDAY, January 21; �Reading: Jon3:1�5,10/1Cor7:29�31/Mk1:14�20��

SA 8am Cathy Lockwood by Joani Lore� �

�SP 9am Noreen Driscoll by Jimmy Price�� � Rev. Robert J. McKay by Family�� �

SC 10:30 John Stefanco by Mar ie Cullen�� � Mary Pat Quinn/birthday by Family� �

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SC 5:15pm�

Sat. 1/20�

T. Callisto�

L. Callisto�

Fuller, Giannino, Alcaro, Garofano� Dc. Bob� Sheen x4�

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SA 8:00am�

Sun. 1/21�

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T. Coman� Hall, Kearney, Coman, Blasland, Jewett, Coman� Dc. Bob� Kessler, Detor, Detor�

SC 10:30am �

Sun. 1/21�

E. Carr�

K. McCann�

Caloia, Schmidt, Schmidt, Jutton� Dc. Bob� Anderson, Dennison, Rewakowski,�

Rewakowski�

Next week’s � Lectors� Eucharistic Ministers� � Homilist Altar Servers

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PLEASE PRAY FOR THOSE SERVING IN OUR MILITARY �

Liam Halligan, Matthew Locke, Andrew Ayres, Joseph Perry, Packy

Guy, Andy Bryant, Joseph Coppo, Owen Alberts, Clare

Lowery, Dave Saxton, David Kaminski, Greg Tayntor,

Michael Pizzari�

Mary Aigeltinger, Sarah Albright, Teresa Barndollar, Edward

Bargelski, Joseph Bertalli, Jane Benson, Paul Blais, Art Brzezinski,

Jennifer C., Sophia Grace Castrilli, Larry Chalk, Christopher

Clemons, Phil Corso, John Danaher, Mark DeSanctis, Mary

Dooley, Stever Effler, Sr. Paula Jude Egan, Kay Ellis, Karl Esmark,

Dan Fahey, Dominic Farrell, Faye Fox, Rosa Froio, Shawn Gar-

land, Carol Grayson, Jerry Grosso, Bill Gunter, Doug Hague, Holli

Johnson, Ellie Jones, Jeannine Kane, Marcia Kirsch, Rita Kisil,

Doug Kloczko, Stanley Kowalczyk, John Krell, Christine LaPage,

Rick Lavin, Maggie Flynn Loney, Eric Maglisco, Mary Marcellus,

Virginia Martens, Nancy Medicis, Marie Messina, Mary Morley, Julia

O’Keefe, James Onacki, Francis Ostrom, Michele Dubois Payne,

Elsie Parsons, Eleanor Peters, Mary Petro, Ed Popcun, Bob Pray,

Edward Purcell, Mary Roickle, Josephine Saccone, David Sauer,

Tom Schlueter, Kimberly Schoemann, Don Schwanke, Paul W. and

Janet Seville, Annette Sitnik, Christine Stepien, Mark Sunderman,

Jane Sweeney, Veronica Tario, Norma Taylor, Joanne Trombetta,

Makenna Grace Turner, Bill Upwood, Kathy Volcano, Angela Weeks,

Mary Jo Weinheimer, Peg Welch, Rich Worden, Ed Zawacki �

Please pray for the sick of our Parish�

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Heavenly Father, through the Sacred Heart of your Son, Jesus, we pray

for our brethren with serious medical problems and for those among us

who suffer from age-related disabilities. Amen.

We welcome our Newly Baptized members!

Audrey Thompson and Charlotte Couse

Bishop Ludden Minister�

January 21� L. Caloia�

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St. Charles and St. Ann Food Pantries -

Most needed items: Sauce, tunafish, peanut butter, small jars of jelly, cereal of all kinds.

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2017�2018 FISCAL YEAR INCOME REPORT�

Weekly Budgeted Income� � � $ 13,500.00�Weekly Budgeted Expense 14,250.00��

Income from January 7� � � � � � � 7,404.00�Rental Income 300.00�Bills Paid this week: �Payroll� � � � � � � � 6,573.50�Skurpski A/C 1,285.00�Sam Rao Florist 2,656.00�Camfil USA, Inc. 180.60�Syracuse Time and Alarm 750.00�Sunoco Corporate 50.00�Commissioner of Motor Vehicles 106.50�Extra Clergy 85.00�Oxford Inn (St. Ann Food Pantry) 1,000.00��

Thank you for your support! .

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Sunday, January 14………Faith Formation Class 9�10:15am K�7�

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Monday, January 15……...AA and Alanon�

� � � � � � SkyZone! 11�1pm � � � �

� � � � � � OFFICE CLOSED TODAY� �

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Tuesday, January 16…….Bellevue Manor Mass 10:30am�

� � � � � � Milk Mission �

� � � � � � Holy Hour 4�5pm at St. Charles�

� � � � � � CYO Holy Cross at SA 6:30pm�

� � � � � � 6pm Community Group in cafeteria�

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Wednesday, January 17... Men’s Basketball�

� � � � � � Women’s Group 6:30�8:30pm �

Ministry Center (former Convent)�

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Thursday, January 18…...BINGO! 1�3pm in the Media Room�

� � � � � � Blessed and Broken Prayer Group�

� � � � � � 7pm in the Ministry Center�

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Saturday, January 20……...Bible Study 9�11am� �

� � � � � � Chili Cook�Off immediately follow-

ing the 5:15pm Mass. Cook Off will be held in the cafeteria at St.

Ann’s�

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Sunday, January 21……...Faith Formation K�7 9�10:15am�

� � � � � � 5pm YIM Meeting�

� � � � � � 6pm Meeting Confirmation 2 Parents�

� � � � � � 6�7:30pm Grades 8�10 Class�

� � � � � � CYO Holy Family @ SA 5:30pm�

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Respect Life

The Local March for Life is Syracuse, January 20th, at

noon. The march begins at the MOST and ends at Columbus

Circle. Carry a rose as a symbol of life!!

Refreshments will be served following the ceremony. Sponsored by

Syracuse Right to Life. Any questions, please call 315-546-2229.

The National March for Life is January 18th and 19th in Washington DC.

The bus will leave Wegman’s Dewitt on Thursday, January 18th at 11pm

and returns Friday, January 19th at 11pm.

Cost for the bus is $55.00. For information or to register, please call

Mary Kortright at 315-472-6754 or mkortright@syrdio.org

The Parish Community Group will be holding a meeting in the

cafeteria on Tuesday, January 16th at 6pm. Hope to see you

there!!

St. Charles�St. Ann Parish�

God reveals himself to us through the Bible. We come to know Him

and ourselves better when we study the Word. Sr. Brigid O’Mahoney

breaks open the meaning of Scripture and how we can apply it to our

lives. The next meeting will be on January 20th, from 9-11am in the

Media Room.

Bring a Bible and a friend. We’d love to

have you join us!

Mark your calendars for January 18th

1-3pm in the Media Room As is our usual policy, if you are in need of a End of Year Tax state-

ment, please call the office after the 1st of the year and we will get it

right out to you.

Thank you for your generosity during the past year!

Adoration of our Lord

“Be still and know that I am God” ...Psalm 45

We all need grace to give us strength to do the Will of God.

Just being in the presence of the Lord, in Adoration gives

grace to us. Spend an hour in Adoration before the Blessed

Sacrament this Tuesday, January 16th from 4-5pm at St.

Charles Church.

Praying the rosary, silent meditation and Benediction.

Do you really love me?

Then Come to Me, Visit me.

Before the Blessed Sacrament

Respect Life

America needs to enact new laws that will protect the rights of every

human being in America, born and unborn. Roe vs. Wade violates the

rights of millions of human beings every year. We must change that

and Civil Rights for the Unborn is working to make that happen. As

Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., once said, “It may be true that the law

cannot make a man love me, but it can keep him from lynching me,

and I think that’s pretty important.” Abortion is womb lynching and it

must be brought to an end.

On March 10th, at 6:30pm we will be

treated to a concert in the gym at St.

Ann’s by the High Kings– a great Irish

band. It is part of the Syracuse Irish

Festival .

Tickets are available online at Syracuseirishfestival/tradfest

Tickets are $20. and there will be food and beverages.

It promises to be a great evening!! Don’t miss it!

More details to follow!

The Food Pantries at St. Charles and St. Ann are

merging and will operate out of the larger site at St.

Charles.

We will still assist all of the same clients. Food can be left at either

church and monetary donations can be mailed to the rectory or to

Marie Cullen at 404 Parsons Drive. Syracuse, NY 13219.

Thank you for your continued support!

St. Charles�St. Ann Parish�

Chili Cook Off!�

Saturday, January 20th�

Come join us for our Annual Chili Cook�Off!�

We had a great turn out last year, as well as a lot of fun. Everyone is invited! All you need to do is sign up to be a participant or a volunteer and bring your chili in a crockpot with a ladle for serving. �

The tasters will sample all the chili and then vote for their favorite. Bread, butter and so-da will be provided. You can bring your own beer or wine. �

What a great way to keep warm, taste and share delicious chili, and have a great time with family and friends! Plus you may win 1st, 2nd or 3rd place in the Cook Off!�

Sign up soon! If you have any questions, please call 468�1803. �

Chili Cook Off—Volunteers needed!

Many hands make light work….

This is a one time commitment— Sign up in the gathering

space!

4 people are needed to set up on Sat. Jan. 20th

2 people are needed to sell tickets at the door

2 people are needed to sell 50/50 Raffle Tickets

2 people are needed to restock soda and supplies

4 people are needed for clean up

Please sign up soon! If you have any questions, please call

468-1803

Souper Bowl of Caring 2018

28 years ago, the “Souper Bowl of Caring” began with a

simple prayer from a youth group: “Lord even as we enjoy

the Super Bowl football game, help us be mindful of those

without a bowl of soup to eat”.

Since that day, youth groups from all religious denomina-

tions have collected more than $100 million for local chari-

ties across the country on this, the most materialistic day

of the year. A 30 second commercial this year could reach

6 million dollars. This year our YIM Youth in Ministry group

will take part again in this effort by collecting and donating

all funds to three of the inner city Catholic Food Pantries:

Assumption, Cathedral and St. Lucy’s. We have invited the

youth of St. Patrick and St. Brigid to join us in this effort.

Every penny collected, in every participating church goes

directly to the local charities of choice.

On Super Bowl weekend , February 3 & 4, 2018, look for our

young people standing with soup pots as you exit Church

and help our inner city pantries purchase necessities and

food.

During the game that night, think about those who go with-

out food on a daily basis. By supporting this effort we all

put a new meaning to Souper Bowl Sunday.

souperbowl.org

Our God Reigns Prayer Group�

Meets Tuesdays at 4pm in the Reading

Room at St. Charles. Men and women

of St. Charles�St. Ann’s are invited to

attend.�

Please bring a rosary, bible

and your prayer requests.�

Any questions?�

Mike Strojnowski 469�4900�

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4461 Onondaga Blvd. St. Ann’s�

501 S. Orchard Road St. Charles�

Office Phone: 315�468�1803�

P������� S����

Rev. Kevin Maloney�

Rev. Mr. Anthony Paratore, Deacon�

Rev. Mr. Robert Connelly, Deacon

Sacristans Jack Root, Brendan Rewakowski, Noah Rewakowski�

P����� L��������

Trustees�

Jeffrey M. Fetter, Joseph Dwyer�

Finance Committee Chairman�

Anthony Scott�

Parish Pastoral Council Chairman

Christopher Gorman�

OFFICE STAFF�

Maureen O’Sullivan Office Manager�

Ellen Flynn Parish Business Administrator�

F%&'( F)*+%'&), �

Office Phone: 315�487�6201�

Director of Faith Formation K�7�

Daryl Hall�

Confirmation and Youth Minister�

Terri Condon�

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Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults

(RCIA) Pat Hunt �

F))- P%,'*./O0'*1%2(�Marie Cullen� St. Charles�St. Ann�

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PASTORAL CARE MINISTRY�

Mary Morley�

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MUSIC MINISTRY�

Nick Godzak, Coordinator�

Joanne Balduzzi�

Dave and Ann Rice�

MAINTENANCE AND GROUNDS�

Ken Eckert, Supervisor�

Katherine Durant�

Don Zawacki�

PRAYER GROUPS�

Our God Reigns Prayer Group�

� � � Mike Strojnowski�

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Blessed and Broken Prayer Group�

� � Sister Eileen McGrath�

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Altar care and linens�

Mike and Mary Jo Gehm, Lisa Smith�

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Altar Servers � � Deacon Tony and �

� � � � � Katie Boyea�

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Baptismal Preparation Sue Putnam�

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Bellevue Manor Mary Morley�

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Children’s Liturgy of the Word�

� � �� Julia Mayott�

Community Group Sheila Toia � �

� � � � � Marlene Sierotnik�

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Eucharistic Ministers Mary Lou Paratore�

Friends Forever� Kathy Hicks�

Funeral Luncheons� Florence Jutton�

Funeral Planning� Mary Ellen Bruet,�

� � Don Schwanke�

Funeral Ushers John Fleming, Bill � �

� � Darmody, Bill Herron SA�

� � Joe Alcaro, Ed Blasland, � �

� Al Fuller, Don Zawacki SC�

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Homebound Ministry Mary Morley�

Human Development Georgia Grady�

Lectors� � Mary Lou Paratore�

Oxford Inn� Karen Sparkes�

Respect Life� Joan Brown�

Social Ministry � Daryl Hall �

� � Betsy Blasland�

St. Camillus� � Deacon Tony�

Parish Registration: Welcome to all new

families and individuals. Please register as

soon as possible. Registration forms and a

welcome packet are available in the church

office �

Membership is a condition for the reception

of the sacraments of baptism, reconciliation,

first Eucharist, confirmation and marriage.�

Registration is also required before the

parish can issue a sponsorship certificate for

those asked to be sacramental sponsors. You

must be a registered, contributing member

for at least three months before a certificate

is provided. �

Attendance at Mass is the most meaningful

way we model and live our Catholic faith.�

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Baptisms: Second Sunday of each month�

Either during Mass or after the 10:30am Mass. �

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Baptism Preparation Class for Parents: By

appointment with Sue Putnam. Please call the

Parish Office to schedule.�

Marriages: Couples must contact Fr. Kevin at

least six months prior to the desired date of the

wedding. To initiate the marriage preparation

process or if you have questions, contact the

Parish Office�

Prayer Requests Would you like us to pray for your intentions? Prayer �

� � requests can be emailed to Sister Eileen McGrath at �

� � � � emcgrath1@twcny.rr.com�

Your requests go directly to the Blessed and Broken Prayer Group

� and the Our God Reigns Prayer Group who will pray for your �in-

tention. All prayer requests are held in confidence and are known only

to the prayer intercessors. “Do not worry about anything, but in

everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your

requests be made know to God.” �

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