St. Joseph’s Church 5600 West Genesee Street

Camillus, NY 13031

We Remember...

November 4, 2018

Dorothy Baker Shirley Bertz David Bianchi Ronald Cerutti Margaret Charboneau Betty Clovis Reta Collier Catherine Cook Kathleen Cregan Susan Crook Mary Eschenberg Ralph Fall Thomas Fantauzzi, Jr. Patricia Gale

Joseph Gallagher Timothy Gallivan William Green John Halloran, Jr. Thomas Houlihan David Jutton Mary Ann Kilner Douglas Klaczko Martin Kondziela Dianne Korrigan Isidoro Lamanna Debra Spadaro-Meguid Carl Monz Dorothy Nolan

Kathleen Nolan Mary Paddock Elizabeth Pfeiffer Kathleen Plevel James Santamour Geraldine Schmidt Virginia Scuderi Joseph Senus Albert Seremet Charlotte Shanahan Jayne Street Rita Szymanski Richard Ungerer

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THIS WEEK AT ST. JOSEPH’S Sunday, November 4

Daylight Savings Time Ends 9:15am - TeenFaith

9:30am - Faith Formation Grades K-6th 12:30pm - Confirmation II Holiday Committee Meeting

5:00pm - CYO Basketball 7:00pm - Confirmation I Reflection with Fr. Peter

Monday, November 5 9:00am - 3:00pm - Preschool

9:15am - Exercise & Wellness 12:00pm - AA

6:00pm - Men’s Ignite Group 6:30pm - Parish Council Meeting

Tuesday, November 6 Election Day

12:00pm - AA 12:30pm - Art Workshop

5:30pm - Faith Formation Grades 2-6 7:00pm - RCIA Learning Session

Wednesday, November 7 9:00am - 3:00pm - Preschool

9:15am - Exercise & Wellness 12:00pm - Golden Agers

12:00pm - AA 5:00pm - CYO Basketball 6:00pm - Choir Rehearsal 6:30pm - NCYC Meeting

Thursday, November 8 9:00am - 3:00pm - Preschool

12:00pm - AA 5:00pm - CYO Basketball 6:30pm - Altar & Rosary Friday, November 9

9:00am - 3:00pm - Preschool 9:30am - Mom’s & Tot’s

12:00pm - AA 5:00pm - CYO Basketball

Saturday, November 10 NCYC Fundraiser Vendor Sale

7:00am - St. Joseph’s/Holy Family Men’s Group at Holy Family Church (crying room)

8:00am - Leprechaun Basketball 7:00pm - AA

Sunday, November 11 5:00pm - CYO Basketball

7:00pm - Confirmation II Reflection with Fr. Peter

LITURGY SCHEDULE

SUNDAY, November 4 MASS OF REMEMBRANCE 8:00am - All Souls’ 10:30am - All Souls’ MONDAY, November 5 WEEKDAY 6:30am - Communion Service 9:00am - Timothy Kittell - Family TUESDAY, November 6 WEEKDAY 6:30am - Ralph Fall - Liz & Bill Reed 9:00am - Communion Service WEDNESDAY, November 7 WEEKDAY 6:30am - Communion Service 9:00am - Marilyn Ciarla - Husband, Dominick THURSDAY, November 8 WEEKDAY 6:30am - Gloria Miller - Howard Miller & Family 9:00am - Communion Service FRIDAY, November 9 THE DEDICATION OF THE LATERAN BASILICA 6:30am - Communion Service 9:00am - Communion Service SATURDAY, November 10 SAINT LEO THE GREAT 4:30pm - David Michaels - Theresa Kalinek SUNDAY, November 11 THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 8:00am - Kathleen Plevel - Marianne Wynne & Family 10:30am - All Parishioners

HOPE APPEAL UPDATE Total Percentage Number of Families Contributed 373 24.3% Total Gifts $63,832.85 83.2% Assessment $76,700.85 Total Still Needed $12,868.00 to Achieve Goal Please help us reach our goal! If you have already given...THANK YOU! If you have not yet responded to the HOPE Appeal, we ask that you prayerfully consider making a pledge to help support the needs of our diocese and help our parish meet our goal. Any and all contributions appreciated! Year of the Family

Deadline Fast Approaching: November 30

The Sanctuary Lamp in the Church, which is next to the

Tabernacle, is lit in memory of Lorraine Szul

Requested by Husband, Roman From November 3 – November 9

A United HealthCare representative will be available in the Food Pantry area on the following dates

for anyone who may be interested. Monday, November 5th 5:30-6:30pm

and Wednesday, November 28th 1-3pm.

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As we honor our dead this week-end at Mass ---and throughout the month of November in our daily prayers----below are some quotes to aid in our reflection.

Death is not the opposite of life, but a part of it. Haruki Murakam

Our dead are never dead to us, until we have forgotten them. George Eliot

He who is not busy being born is busy dying. Bob Dylan

Tell your friend that in his death, a part of you dies and goes with him. Wherever he goes, you also go. He will not be alone. Jiddu Krishnamurti

It matters not how a man dies, but how he lives. The act of dying is not of importance, it lasts so short a time. Samuel Johnson

Death commences too early – almost before you’re half-acquainted with life – you meet the other. Tennessee Williams

There is a sacredness in tears. They are not the mark of weakness, but of power. They speak more eloquent-ly than ten thousand tongues. They are the messengers of overwhelming grief, of deep contrition, and of unspeakable love. Washington Irving

Mourner's Kaddish (English translation)

Glorified and sanctified be God's great name throughout the world which He has created according to His will. May He

establish His kingdom in your lifetime and during your days, and within the life of the entire House of Israel, speedily and soon; and say, Amen. May His great name be blessed forever and to all eternity. Blessed and praised, glorified and exalted, extolled and honored, adored and lauded be the name of the Holy One, blessed be He, beyond all the blessings and hymns, praises and consolations that are ever spoken in the world; and say, Amen. May there be abundant peace from heaven, and life, for us and for all Israel; and say, Amen. He who creates peace in His celestial heights, may He create peace for us and for all Israel; and say, Amen.

from Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America (Having read the translation of the Kaddish Prayer, one should realize that, although Jewish Law requires that the Kaddish be recited during the first 11 months following the death of a loved one by prescribed mourners, and on each anniversary of the death (the "Yahrtzeit"), and by custom in the State of Israel by all Jews on the Tenth of Tevet ("Yom HaKaddish HaKlali"), there is no reference, no word even, about death in the prayer.)

Prayer for the Dead and the Living We give them back to you, O Lord, who first gave them to us, And as you did not lose them in giving, so we do not lose them in the return. Not as the world gives do you give, O lover of souls! For what is yours is ours also, if we belong to you. Life is unending because love is undying, and boundaries of this mortal life are but a horizon and a horizon is but the limit of our sight. Lift us up, strong Son of God, that we may see further! Strengthen us in faith, that we may see beyond the horizon. And while you prepare a place for us, as you have always promised, prepare us also for that happy place, that where you are we may be also, with those we have loved, forever.

(continued)

Neither fire nor wind, birth nor death can erase our good deeds. Buddha

Goodbyes are only for those who love with their eyes. Because for those who love with heart and soul there is no such thing as separation. Rumi

But suppose the search for meaning is in itself mean-ingful. Suppose that is part of the game, part of why we're here. Could we be here to search for some-thing? If the answer is yes, then death impels that search. As I have struggled with the mystery of my death, seeking the meaning of this life, I have found what I'm looking for. It is very simple. We are here to learn. Everything that happens to us helps our learning. And nothing helps us to learn more than death.

Further Along the Road Less Traveled - M. Scott Peck

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YOUTH MINISTRY/CONFIRMATION FAITH FORMATION

SACRIFICIAL GIVING (Unfavorable) Prior Year Actual Budget Difference Actual Collection for the weekend of 10/28 $10,954.79 $11,350.00 ($395.21) $12,038.58 Collections Fiscal Year to Date (18 weeks) $178,118.70 $193,750.00 ($15,631.30) $200,269.93 Credit Cards for Month of October $10,480.00 $10,350.00 $130.00 $10,310.00 Credit Cards Fiscal Year to Date (4 Month) $41,630.00 $41,400.00 $230.00 $41,335.00 Combined Collections & Credit Cards (YTD) $219,748.70 $235,150.00 ($15,401.30) $241,604.93 Including 5% Tithing for Outreach and Special Needs $ 547.74 Capital Improvement Fund - $ 77.00 Living Our Faith— Francis Corp $ 83.00 Total Regular Envelopes Used This Week………………… 281 Total Families Using Credit Cards ………………… 115

MAJOR BILLS PAID (10/22-10/26/18) Diocese of Syracuse—Health $ 5,120.12 OCWA—Water $ 436.80

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Visits to the Adoration Chapel require one simple task… just to sit quietly and just “be” in the Presence of God. Think of a visit to the Blessed Sacrament as coming to see your Best Friend. Give Him your troubles, He will give you peace . Give Him your sorrows, He will give you joy. Give Him your heart, He will give you life eternal. Give Him an hour of prayer or a few minutes of your time and you will leave anxiously awaiting your next visit with Jesus Christ, our God and our Friend!

All are welcome!

Planned Giving For Our Parish: Please consider our parish through: Your Will or Trust Retirement Assets Life Insurance Policies A Life Income Gift which will

provide you with payments for life and ultimately will benefit our parish.

A Family Perspective In a family, children are taught to be respectful if they want to be respected, to share, if they want their fair share and to listen if they want to be heard. Family life rescues us from arrogance by teaching us to love others as we love ourselves. Bud Ozar

Sun. Nov. 4: 9:15am ~TEENFAITH ~ Samaritan Cookie baking (at the Parish Ctr) 10:30am ~ Kissane’s Conf. II class to Brady Faith Ctr (meet at Parish Ctr) 11:45am ~ NCYC Info mtg in the upper room 12:30pm ~ Conf. II Holiday Party Committee Meeting in the Upper Room 7pm ~ CONF. I: reflection with Fr. Peter, report to classrooms in basement of the church Wed. Nov. 7: 6pm ~ NCYC mtg & drop off of wreaths to church Sun. Nov. 11: 7pm ~ CONF. II: reflection with Fr. Peter, report to classrooms in basement of the church Sat. Nov. 17: Conf. I class ~ hanging of the angels on the trees in church Sun. Nov. 18: 9:15am ~TEENFAITH ~ Parish Ctr 11:30am ~ CONF. I report to gathering space in basement of the church. (Last session of fall semester~ Parent/Candidate section & fall Mass sheets due)

Class times are as follows: Grades K -1: Sunday 9:30 - 10:20am Grades 2-6: Sunday 9:30 - 10:20am & Tuesday 5:30 - 6:30pm TEENFAITH: Refer to schedule Feel free to contact Kristyn or Kathy in the office with any questions or concerns.

St Joseph’s Parish –Position Available: The parish is in need of a part-time Food Pantry Administrator (15 hrs. per wk.). The position is responsible for all parish food pantry activities. Good cheer and courtesy is a priority. Duties include managing volunteers, ordering food, assisting clients, as well as various administrative activities. Computer skills including Microsoft products is required. Please forward your resume to Businessmanger@stjosephscamillus.org. Applications are open between November 5th to November 19th.

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CYO Basketball Tryouts begin on Tryouts Thursday, November 8

Modified Grades 6, 7 and 8 ~ 6:30 - 8:00pm

ATTENTION PARENTS OF COLLEGE STUDENTS & SERVICE PEOPLE:

COLLEGE/SERVICE CARE PACKAGES We are so excited to once again send out care packages to our St. Joe’s Parish college students & service people. If you would like a package sent to your child we ask that you please provide us with the following information by Sunday morning, Nov. 25th. (The packages are packed that afternoon!) 1. Their name 2. Name of college & full address OR full military address 3. Please make note if they have allergies to any food

item 4. Please also provide us with YOUR name & phone

number in case we have any questions! **We ask for a donation of $8.00 to help defer the shipping costs SPECIAL NOTE: Due to the fact that some college students “forget” to check their mail, please let them know that a surprise is coming in the mail to them. The packages will be packed & mailed out the first week of December.

TREE OF LIFE “Sometimes I miss you so much I am lonely without you like a tree in a field, solitary, barren and bare. But then the memories pour in and fill me like the colors of the leaves in autumn I come to life because I know you live and one day we will be together again.” A tree will be located in our sanctuary. We invite you to write the names of deceased loved ones on the leaves provided and hang them on the tree. As part of the Universal Church, throughout the month of November.

Altar & Rosary Society Remembrance Mass and Meeting Thursday, November 8th 6:30pm

Please join us for our special Remembrance Mass for our deceased Altar & Rosary members in the Church on Thursday, November 8th at 6:30pm. Refreshments immediately following.

All Women Are Welcome!

Hey kids~ Win a ride to school in a FIRE TRUCK! Camillus Fire Department has generously agreed to the following to be raffled to support our NCYC youth program at St Joseph’s Church: 1. Private tour of the Camillus Fire Department 2. Camillus Fire Department tee shirt 3. Opportunities for photos with fire apparatus

4. A ride to school in a fire truck ~ subject to limitations (weather) 5. Free fire extinguisher, smoke detector, and carbon monoxide detector to the winning family

Drawing will be Sunday, December 2nd

Tickets are available for purchase at the parish office OR…. You can use the form below and return it to the parish office or place it in the collection basket: ATTN: FIRE TRUCK RAFFLE Ticket price: One ticket is five dollars ($5.00) Best Value ~ Five tickets for twenty dollars ($20.00) CHILD’S NAME___________________________________________________________

PARENT’S NAME_________________________________________________________

PARENT’S PHONE NUMBER ( ) _____________________________ ______ # OF TICKETS BOUGHT

______ AMT. OF MONEY ENCLOSED

EMAIL: ________________________________________________________________

**ONCE THE ORDER IS RECEIVED, WE WILL SEND YOU AN EMAIL VERIFICATION.

LEFT-OVER HALLOWEEN CANDY Halloween is over and you may not want that left over can-dy in your home. Those are lots of extra calories that would be better served given to a college student who is studying for finals or a service person who deserves some good snacks! As always, at the end of November we will be filling Care Packages for our college and service parish-ioners. We will have labelled bins at the 4 doors of the church the next couple of weekends. Please mark your ex-tra bags of candy “Candy for Care Packages!” We will make sure they get put to a good use! Please watch the bul-letin in the next couple of weeks as we will be asking for donations to fill the care packages with other items. Thanks again for always supporting this great program.

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PLEASE PRAY FOR …

Donna, Richard, Mary Rogers, Sally Pennafeather, Theodora, Kelley, Ben P., Carm, Diane Brown Tart, Therese K., Lorraine Branham, Melanie Bixby, Meghan Bixby, Ed Delaney, Mary Beth, Kim Delaney, Mary Lou Rohner, Sheila Stack, Linda Olson, Shawn, Evie Salamone, Linda Paterniti, Annamarie Paterniti, Jan Porter, Father Richard Bertrand, Diana, Jessica Brooks, Gina, Zelda, Diane Sauro, Kathleen Demore, Morgan O’Connell, Kelley & Ben P., Florence Welsh, Peter Ross, Bill K., Rob Steele, Evie Grace Baumler, Kathleen, Arlene Harvey, Kathryn, Daniel Fahey, Veruska Dantuono, Brooke Teachout, Mary Murphy, Jack & Barb Scranton, Marty Cuddy, Baby Navar, Addi Sinclair, Matt S., Jim D., Carly Wilson, Mark Levar, John Socha, Margaret LoPiccolo, Lenny Cormier, Ray Johnson, Carol, Jim L., Madeline DeCelle, Gino, Emily, Irene Senus, Anna Cicciarelli, Peter, Bob Pray, Kelly Grace, Carin McCadam, Mark Ganley, Peter S., Cynthia Clough, Elyse Clough, Johnny Rogers, Walter H., Marilyn D., Cathy Soprano, John Carl McCarthy, Randy, Rosemary Grace, Kollin Conte, Karen Conte, Helen Metzenger, Doug Baird, Vynce Watson, Shepherd Lynch, Gabriel Sansone, Linda C., Fran Sidman, Phil Corso, Cathy Hubert, Ron Seaman, Stephen Welsh, Adrian Scusa, Stephen Sauro, Gladys Welsh, Joseph L., Matthew Remillard, Mary Kahl, Patrick Bowes, Donna Cleary, Mary Gerber, Michael Sullivan, Emma Hetnar, Carrie Doran, Lisa Crowley, Margaret Dziergas, Chuck O’Connell, Janet Nelepovitz, Ursula Gilmore, Susan Draveck, Anne Klaczko, Mike McCadam, John Fowls, Shaw Miseyko, Michael Ruske, Jim Doolittle, Bill Hartigan, Gen, Kevin Schuck, Natalie Adams, Barbara Paul, Patrick Wiese, Sean Courtney, Emma Conlon, Mary Felice, Tony Mallore, Roberta Hennessey, Rita Kimak, Pat Mallore, Robert DeBottis, Sharon Sheedy, Lauren Searle, Sheryl Garofano, William (Bo) Bochicchio.

WE PRAY THIS WEEK FOR …. Richard Ungerer

ST. JOSEPH’S PRAYER LIST - Please call the Church Office to add anyone to our Prayer List. Names will remain on the Prayer List for one month.

You must call each month to have names remain on.

In order to keep our Military list up to date, we ask that you call the office to remain on the list.

Thank you and God Bless! PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR MILITARY

SERVICE MEN & WOMEN MAJOR Adam Pray—Active/Army LCPL Anthony Joseph Cambareri - Active/Marines CPL Stephen Serbun - Active/Marines SGT John Braun—Active/US Army CPT Derek C. Sipperly—Active/Army MIDN Mary Morocco—US Navy MIDN Lisa Morocco—US Navy MIDN Shawn Picciott—US Navy SB2 Sam Reedy—US Navy LCPL Michael Lawler—Marine GYSGT Ryann Doherty Etienne—Marines SSGT Kimberly Mastrocola—Active/US Air Force CPT Jason Uhlig

St. Joseph’s Altar Cleaners For the Month of November

11/4 Margaret Meier 11/11 Cathy Seigal & Sally Conan

Altar Servers Schedule Saturday, 11/10 4:30pm L. Kent, R. Kittle & L. Tully Sunday, 11/11 8:00am P. Morocco 10:30am E. Neves, G. Vitale & M. Vitale

Lector Schedule Sat., 11/10 4:30pm S. Kondziela & C. Monz Sun., 11/11 8:00am J. Sullivan & J. Sullivan 10:30am J. Henderson & D. Luber

Sacristan Schedule Saturday, 11/10 4:30pm S. Lamanna Sunday, 11/11 8:00am J. Lore 10:30am J. Heagerty

Food Pantry Request: Cranberry Sauce,

Pumpkin Pie Filling & Jello We appreciate any donations!

Eucharistic Ministers Saturday, 11/10 - 4:30pm: D. Caryl, M. Filipski, T. Filipski, C. Johnson, P. Kerwin, L. Kick, B. Kick, R. Lafferty, J. Lafferty, C. Rauch Sunday,11/11– 8:00am: K. Cudworth, A. Ferranti, P. Galloway, D. Ka-minski, P. Morocco, D. Pesci, M. Pesci, P. Pesci, L. Przydrozny, K. Tifft 10:30am: P. Dasher, R. Gilmore, S. McQueeney, R. Pietraszek, H. Puchta, D. Scrimale, B. Stoianoff, J. Sylcox, M. Trivison, L. Weller

Are you or anyone you know interested in learning more about the Catholic Faith?

Are you the parent of a Confirmation candidate who

would like to be confirmed?

Interested in completing your sacraments?

The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is a process for those persons exploring the Catholic faith, desiring to enter the Church, or complete their sacra-ments. Persons inquiring include non-baptized per-sons, those baptized in other Christian traditions, or Catholics who have not completed their sacraments. If you are interested or have questions, please contact: St. Joseph’s parish office at 315-488-8490 St. Joseph’s RCIA team: Barbara Coon — crcoon@aol.com Joshua Corcoran — joshuakcorcoran@gmail.com Allison Palermo-Record — allisonpalermorecord@gmail.com Dale Record — dalegrecord@gmail.com

St. Joseph’s Church Camillus, New York 06-171 315-488-8490