Mission Statement We, the Roman Catholic Faith Community of St.

Joseph's Parish, Camillus, welcome everyone in the Spirit of the Good News of Jesus Christ through

prayer, liturgy, education, stewardship and service to all under the guidance of the Holy Spirit. We want our

parish to be a place where we all journey to the Kingdom of God and grow in our faith together.

Parish Staff

Rev. Peter Worn - Pastor, ext. #21,

peterworn@stjosephscamillus.org Assisted by: Rev. David James, Rev. Peter Major, mhm, & Rev. Bob Scully, S.J. Deacon Richard Camaione

rich57c@gmail.com

Deacon Tom Grigson

tgrigson@syrdio.org

Tammy Abdou - Administrative Assistant, ext. #17

tammy@stjosephscamillus.org

Joshua Corcoran - Music & Liturgy, ext. #12

josh@stjosephscamillus.org

Kristyn Sperduti - Faith Formation Director, ext. #14

kristyn@stjosephscamillus.org

Kathy Picciott - Faith Formation Associate, ext. #14

faithformation@stjosephscamillus.org

Cindy Heath - Youth Ministry/Confirmation, ext. #11

cindy@stjosephscamillus.org

Jodi Hunt - Youth Ministry/Confirmation Associate,

ext. #11 ~ jodi@stjosephscamillus.org

John Heagerty - Business Administrator, ext. #29

businessmanager@stjosephscamillus.org

Carol Gill - Receptionist, ext. #10 ~

receptionist@stjosephscamillus.org

John Brace - Maintenance Supervisor, ext. #22

maintenance@stjosephscamillus.org

Ray Pisik - Maintenance, ext. #22

Tracy MacMullen - Preschool Director, ext. #20

stjosephpreschool@outlook.com

The Sacrament of Marriage is celebrated on Saturdays at 10am, noon, or 2pm. Weddings should be scheduled 6-8 months in advance. This can be done by calling the parish office. You must be registered parishioners.

New Parishioners are always welcome here at St. Joseph’s. Please see a member of the staff after Liturgy or contact the parish office for registration.

The Sacrament of Baptism Please call the Parish Office to schedule. You must be registered and active parishioners here at St. Joseph’s.

Parish Trustees

Nancy Light and Ken Schrank

Parish Office Hours

Monday thru Thursday 9am-3pm , Friday 9am - 12pm

Food Pantry Hours: Monday 5:30-6:30pm and

Wednesday: 1-3pm

Linda Mahan - Food Pantry

foodpantry@stjosephscamillus.org

Emergency Calls: When the parish offices are closed the Answering Service will contact Father Peter Worn. Please call 315-266-1937. Adoration Chapel Hours: Mon.– Fri. 6:30am-9pm, Sat. 7:30am - 12noon and Sun. 1-9pm

St. Joseph’s Church 5600 West Genesee Street Camillus, NY 13031 Parish Office: 315-488-8490 Fax: 315-488-4214 Preschool: 315-484-2153 Website: www.stjosephscamillus.org

July 7, 2019

Eucharistic Liturgies are celebrated on • Saturday at 4:30pm • Sunday at 8:00am & 10:30am • Monday and Wednesday 9:00am • Tuesday & Thursday at 6:30am • Communion Services Monday, Wednesday and Friday 6:30am, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 9:00am Reconciliation: Saturday at 3:30-4pm

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THIS WEEK AT ST. JOSEPH’S Sunday, July 7 Monday, July 8

12:00pm - AA Tuesday, July 9

12:00pm - AA 12:30pm - Art Workshop Wednesday, July 10

12:00pm - AA Thursday, July 11 12:00pm - AA

Friday, July 12 12:00pm - AA

Saturday, July 13 7:00am - St. Joseph’s/Holy Family Men’s Group at

Holy Family Church (crying room) 7:00pm - AA

Sunday, July 14 NCYC Car Wash

LITURGY SCHEDULE

SUNDAY, July 7 FOURTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 8:00am - Bill Hartigan - Family 10:30am - All Parishioners MONDAY, July 8 WEEKDAY 6:30am - Communion Service 9:00am - Marilyn Ciarla - The Lombardi Family TUESDAY, July 9 WEEKDAY 6:30am - Christine Ward - Kathy & Bob Dunham 9:00am - Communion Service WEDNESDAY, July 10 WEEKDAY 6:30am - Communion Service 9:00am - Donald Yacavone - Sally Weeks Louis Pelligrino - Sue & Bob Pray THURSDAY, July 11 SAINT BENEDICT 6:30am - John F. X. Mannion - Ken & Christine Schrank 9:00am - Communion Service FRIDAY, July 12 WEEKDAY 6:30am - Communion Service 9:00am - Communion Service SATURDAY, July 13 WEEKDAY 4:30pm - Benjamin & Vincenza Lamanna - Ben & Pat Lamanna Margaret Mary Patti - Theresa Williams SUNDAY, July 14 FIFTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 8:00am - All Parishioners 10:30am - Gary Springer - J & M Magnante

Due to the early bulletin deadline for the holiday, the financial stats are unavailable this week.

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

Tabernacle, is lit in memory of John Francher

Requested by Joanne & Family From July 6– July 12

Credit Card Giving If you are interested in having your offer-ing be processed by credit card, please pick up a form at any of our entrances. If you have any questions, please contact our Business Manager, John Heagerty.

Effective immediately, we will no longer be offering Sunday office hours.

HOPE APPEAL UPDATE Total Percentage Number of Families Contributed 244 15.3% Total Gifts $36,266.71 47.7% Assessment $76,040.77 Total Still Needed $39,774.06 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!

The theme of the 2019 HOPE Appeal is “Gratitude”

CAR WASH NEXT WEEKEND! Next Sunday, July 14th from 8:30am to 12noon, our NCYC youth will be holding a car wash at the Parish Center. As always, all we ask for is a donation and a car to wash. Our youth trip to the National Catholic Youth Conference is only 130 days away and we are busy getting ready for this awesome event! We thank you once again for your continued support and prayers. We look forward to seeing all those dirty cars next Sunday, July 14th!

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It appears to me that there continues to be misunderstanding about the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick— I looked for a concise description online—while I found many articles —I thought some of the pieces went into way too much confusing detail. Below is an excerpt from an article that explains the basics of it.

Why do we anoint the sick? by Victoria M. Tufano

One of the great mysteries of our faith is the incarnation, our core belief that the eternal and al-mighty God became a human being, a man who could and did suffer just as we do. During his ministry on earth, Jesus had a particular concern for sick people; he healed them not just with a word of power, but also with a human and compassionate touch. The anointing of the sick, like all sacraments, is one way that the church continues the ministry of Jesus. Through it, Christ continues to touch, heal, and comfort. The Letter of James attests that this practice has always been part of ministry: “Is anyone among you sick? He should summon the presbyters of the church, and they should pray over him and anoint [him] with oil in the name of the church” (5:14). The sacrament may be received by a baptized person who “begins to be in danger of death from sickness or old age,” according to the Catechism of the Catholic Church (1514)—seriously ill, but not necessarily near death—so it may not be apparent that someone receiving the sacrament is ill. This sacrament was once called extreme unction (meaning final anointing) because it had, over time, come to be reserved for the dying. The Second Vatican Council renamed it “anointing of the sick” to describe its appropriate place in the life of the Christian faithful: to offer strength and healing in time of serious illness. In the case of anointing a person near death, it is often accompanied by the sacraments of reconciliation (if possible) and viaticum (holy communion for the dying). Does the sacrament heal? Yes. Is the healing physical? It is certainly what we hope for when we celebrate this sacrament, but we cannot approach it with this expectation. We pray that the Holy Spirit may give strength, peace, and courage to the sick to help them face the difficulties of illness and age with faith and hope. Sometimes such inner healing results in a physical cure; sometimes it allows medical treatment to be more effective; and sometimes it helps someone face death calmly and hopefully. In each case we are grateful for the compassion of our God. This article appeared in the November 2011 issue of U.S. Catholic (Vol. 76, No. 11, page 44-46). Let me just add to that. The Sacrament of the Sick is for anyone (who has reached the age of reason) who becomes sick. Often if someone is preparing for surgery they will contact me to administer the sacrament—at home—after weekend Mass, or daily Mass. It is not “Last Rites”. In the book of prayers that accompany this sacrament, there are prayers that are specific to particular situations (before surgery, advanced age, chronic pain situations, etc.). The prayers for the dying and the prayers for the dead are separate and are not part of administering the sacrament. I mention all this because of my own experiences and those of other priests I have been talking with. We all recount how we receive calls that say something like:

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ON VACATION? If you’ve been away or are going… any help you can provide with “catching up” with envelopes/donations would be greatly appreciated! Many Thanks!

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION A long-standing participant in Eucharistic Adoration expressed his sentiments recently: “It is an honor to come into this unique form of worship that speaks so much in total silence. I find myself completely absorbed into another place of holiness during Adoration. When the hour is done, I leave with new peace and strength to face the problems of this life.” Spend time before the Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. In that peaceful Presence where time stands still, you’ll receive an abundance of graces to sustain you in all things.

All are welcome!

SAVE THE DATE: 5th Annual Golf Tournament to benefit Holy Family Children’s Home, Saturday, September 21, 2019 at Woodcrest Golf Course in Manlius with a 10am shotgun start. Cost $90 or $85 by 8/1/19. Includes: 18 holes, cart, lunch at turn, buffet dinner, beer, placement and many prizes. For more info please contact Mary Ellen Masterpole 315-430-2712 or hfchcdn@gmail.com

LIVING OUR FAITH

Maryknoll Lay Missioners is a Catholic organization inspired by the mission of Jesus to live and work with poor communities in Africa, Asia and the Americas, responding to basic needs and helping to create a more just and compassionate world. St. Joseph’s parishioner Jean Thomas’ sister, Peg Vámosy has been a Maryknoll Lay Missioner since 2008, serving in East Timor, Cambodia, and presently in Monte San Juan, El Salvador. A horticulturist, she works with farm families to help improve their agricultural practices and build stronger communities. With growing concerns over global climate change Peg is also now involved in an environmental ministry in the rural parish, organizing community members and youths to preserve and protect their natural resources. The agricultural ministry learns about and attempts to implement sustainable techniques to promote food security, a critical issue for people who live on the marginal land with limited resources. The environ-mental ministry aims to increase awareness of environmental issues and ways to respond to them. This includes promoting various essential practices of recycling and cutting back or eliminating non-biodegradable products. Your generous gift to this Living Our Faith collection supports the work that Peg and the other Maryknoll Lay Missioners serving around the world do, where the compassion of the faithful transforms lives. Peg Vámosy will speak briefly on behalf of the Maryknoll Lay Missioners the weekend of July 13th & 14th at all Masses.

(continued from page 3) “My grandmother/aunt/grandfather/neighbor just died and we need one of the priests to come immediately and administer Last Rites”. When possible we do come over immediately, and offer prayers (but a priest cannot administer a sacrament to the deceased). However, it is not always possible to come immediately. Also, if we can make contact earlier in an illness, we can offer pastoral care to the person on their journey. HIPAA laws prevent hospitals from notifying us of parishioners who are hospitalized. If family requests a visit, we will be glad to make contact with you. Obviously, there are times when the illness and demise are very sudden, and whatever way we as a parish can serve you we will. Generally speaking though, earlier contact with the priest allows him to serve people better. Thank you for reading this, any questions?—contact me. God Bless our health and strength.

Peter

Emergency Calls: When the parish offices are closed the Answering Service will contact Father Peter Worn. Please call 315-266-1937.

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YOUTH MINISTRY/CONFIRMATION FAITH FORMATION

A Family Perspective Just like the seventy two disciples sent out by Jesus in today’s gospel, families are expected to be MISSION-ARIES. By our lives, words and life style we proclaim peace, commitment, fidelity and respect to a culture caught up with violence and gratification. Bud Ozar

Are you or someone you know interested in learning more about the Catholic Faith? Interested in completing your sacraments? Are you the parent of a First Communion or Confirmation student who has not received these 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 sacraments. Persons inquiring include non-baptized persons, those baptized in other Christian traditions, or Catholics who have not completed their sacraments. Perhaps you are ready to take the next step on your faith journey and wonder what it takes to be fully initiated into the Catholic church. If you are interested or have questions, please contact: St. Joseph’s Parish Office at 315-488-8490

Registration for the 2019-2020 school year is now open. Classes will start September 15th. Visit the parish website to register. Any questions, please feel free to contact Kristyn or Kathy.

Confirmation Registration 2019-2020: It’s time to start thinking about our Confirmation Program and Youth Ministry happenings for the year ahead! For any high school student who would like to start the Confirmation process who will be in the 9th grade and older next fall: we will be sending out registration forms to you by the end of the month. We also will have copies of the Confirmation registration form at the front desk. We do not offer online registration for Confirmation at this time. Any questions? You can contact Cindy Heath or Jodi Hunt @ 315-488-8490 ext. 11. Or contact us via email at: cindy@stjosephscamillus.org

A Special Event for Brady Faith Children Some of our high school youth and youth from the St. Charles-St. Ann’s parish will be teaming up from July 23rd through July 25th to provide a Vacation Bible School for the Brady Faith Center’s neighborhood children. The Brady Center will be transporting 25+ children over to St. Charles-St. Ann’s in Taunton where we will share our faith, our love and have a great time with all of the children. We provide a bible story time & lesson, a craft, along with a snack/lunch and of course lots of fun activities. Terri Condon, the Youth Minister at St. Charles-St. Ann’s and I have been busy planning and preparing for this terrific experience. We absolutely LOVE working together with our high school youth and how wonderful it is to bring 2 parishes together; having our youth work side by side sharing our gifts, our blessings and our talents with the children of Brady. What a message it sends to all! We are cutting back a bit this year but we do need a little help to make this happen. Below is a list of items if you’d like to help us out with this great event. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions. All items should be dropped off to the parish office by Thursday, July 11th: individual snack size bags of chips, individual snack size pretzel sticks, Capri sun drink bags, Goldfish, marshmallows (large and small), individual size fruit cups, fruit snacks, small apples, grapes, clemen-tine's, package of individual American cheese slices, mayonnaise and monetary donations are always so appreciated! Thanks again St. Joseph’s for always supporting these valuable outreach projects. This is an incredible event for both the children of the south side of Syracuse AND for our young adults!

Happy Summer! Cindy

We invite you to join us Thursday, July 18, 5:30-8:30pm as we celebrate 75 years of spiritual, personal and professional growth, healing and peace.

Christ the King Retreat House 500 Brookford Rd, Syracuse, 13224 Outdoor reception on our beautiful grounds Social, Dinner and Tours of the House Offering :$75 per person Comfortable attire RSVP by July 12 (315)446-2680 ctkretreat@syrdio.org or www.ctkretreat.com

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PLEASE PRAY FOR …

Myra Dombroski, Ray Keene, Tommy, Donna Lawler Jette, Pat G, Roman Szul, Chris B., Ann Tousley, Tom, Jennifer, Riley Christine, Anita Wavercak, Heather Pullen, James “Jerry” Curry, George “Bud” Curry, Bethany Sullivan, Robin Piedmonte, John Keefe, John Whiting, Henry Brown, Wynter Bates, Susan Laass, Maryanne Buchanan, Bill Rose, Logan Narolis, Alan S., Michael Clough, Sue Fowls, Angel, John Knox, Robert Knox, Kelly Grace, Dick Lafferty, Cathy Gilmore, Richard, Mary Rogers, Sally Pennafeather, Carm, Diane Brown Tart, Therese K., Melanie Bixby, Meghan Bixby, Ed Delaney, Mary Beth, Kim Delaney, Sheila Stack, Linda Olson, Shawn, Evie Salamone, Linda Paterniti, Jan Porter, Father Richard Bertrand, Diana, Jessica Brooks, Gina, Diane Sauro, Kathleen Demore, Morgan O’Connell, Florence Welsh, Peter Ross, Bill K., Rob Steele, Evie Grace Baumler, Kathleen, 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, Len-ny Cormier, Ray Johnson, Madeline DeCelle, Gino, Emily, Irene Se-nus, Anna Cicciarelli, Peter, Bob Pray, Carin McCadam, Mark Ganley, Cynthia Clough, Elyse Clough, Marilyn D., Cathy Soprano, Rosemary Grace, Kollin Conte, Karen Conte, Helen Metzenger, Doug Baird, Vynce Watson, Gabriel Sansone, Linda C., Cathy Hubert, Ron Sea-man, Stephen Welsh, Adrian Scusa, Stephen Sauro, Matthew Remil-lard, Mary Kahl, Patrick Bowes, Donna Cleary, Mary Gerber, Michael Sullivan, Emma Hetnar, Carrie Doran, Lisa Crowley, Margaret Dzier-gas, Chuck O’Connell, Janet Nelepovitz, Ursula Gilmore, Susan Dra-veck, Anne Klaczko, Mike McCadam, John Fowls, Shaw Miseyko, Michael Ruske, Jim Doolittle, Gen, Kevin Schuck, Natalie Adams, Barbara Paul, Patrick Wiese, Emma Conlon, Mary Felice, Tony Mal-lore, Roberta Hennessey, Rita Kimak, Pat Mallore, Robert DeBottis, Sharon Sheedy, Lauren Searle, William (Bo) Bochicchio.

WE PRAY THIS WEEK FOR …. Rita Szpak and Joan Guthrie

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 SGT John Braun—Active/US Army CPT Derek C. Sipperly—Active/Army ENSIGN Mary Morocco—US Navy MIDN Lisa Morocco—US Navy ENSIGN 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—US Army SPC Joseph Stannard—Active/US Army

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

7/7 Shirley Spencer & Tonya Mayka 7/14 Laurie Pachilis & Carol Wisnoski

7/21 Belle Brown

Altar Servers Schedule Saturday, 7/13 4:30pm L. Kent, R. Kittle & A. Noce Sunday, 7/14 8:00am A. McGough 10:30am C. Bakowski, S. Finnegan & E. Neves

Lector Schedule Sat., 7/13 4:30pm D. Hetnar & B. Shepard Sun., 7/14 8:00am A. Ferranti & C. Saidel 10:30am M. Cody & R. Herron

Sacristan Schedule Saturday, 7/13 4:30pm S. Lamanna Sunday, 7/14 8:00am Sr. Ellen 10:30am E. Doran

Food Pantry Request: Grape Jelly, Strawberry Jam & Shampoo

We appreciate any donations!

Eucharistic Ministers Saturday, 7/13 - 4:30pm: D. Caryl, E. Dailey, T. Filipski, M. Filipski, J. Graser, E. Hetnar, M. Krantz, MGM. Kelley, C. Monz, G. Shepard Sunday,7/14– 8:00am: B. Coon, C. Coon, S. Cottrell, K. Cudworth, D. Kazacos, P. Kirk, D. Moore, R. Rodolico 10:30am: W. Doran, J. Emperor, C. Emperor, J. Heagerty, B. Holzhauer, D. Lewis, M. Mahoney, S. McQueeney, B. Stoianoff J. Sylcox

West Genesee School Supply Drive The WG School Supply Drive provides free school supplies for students in need of assistance who attend any school in the West Genesee School District. Last year the program helped well over 150 families and anticipate the need to be much the same this fall. We are asking the parishioners of St. Joseph’s for their help. Most Needed Items: new or gently used backpacks for all ages, loose leaf paper, dividers and binders. Also collecting glue sticks, pencils, pens, highlighters, dry erase markers, paper and plastic folders, note-books, erasers and index cards. If your family is in need of assistance please check the West Genesee website for further information. Your information is completely confidential. Your contribution is great-ly appreciated. The bin will arrive at St. Joseph’s on Monday, July 15th and will be picked up on Monday, August 19th.

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