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Bulletin December 27 & 28, 2014

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MASS INTENTIONS Mon. Dec 29 (SP) (1Jn 2: 3-11/Lk 2: 22-35) 8:30 am – Communion Service Tues. Dec 30 (SM) (1Jn 2: 12-17/Lk 2: 36-40) 8:30 am – Joseph Magiera by daughter Krystyna & family Wed. Dec 31 VIGIL SOLEMNITY OF MARY, MOTHER OF GOD 4:00pm – (SP) For the people of the parish Thurs. Jan 1 SOLEMNITY OF MARY, MOTHER OF GOD 10:00am – (SM) For the people of the parish Fri. Jan 2 (SP) (1Jn 2: 22-28/Jn 1: 19-28) 8:30 am – Mary Lombardo by daughter Bridget Sat. Jan 3 (1Jn 2: 29-3: 6/Jn 1: 29-34) 5:00 pm – (SM) Kory Rauscher by Dorothy Chapin Sun. Jan 4 (Is 42: 1-4, 6-7/Acts 10: 34-38/Mk 1: 7-11 ) 8:00am – (SP) Richard Herron by wife & family 9:30am – (SM) Gerald Irland by Evelyn Sperry 11:00am – (SP) Donald, Norma & Holly Wood by Helen Dilts

ST. MARY’S LITURGICAL MINISTRIES FOR 1/3 & 1/4/2015

LECTORS/COMMENTATORS 5:00 pm – Lector: K McCutcheon, Commentator: L Nightingale

9:30 am – Lector: Sr Mary Chris, Commentator: L Mastin EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS 5:00 pm – J LeRoux, D Chapin, C Felber, K Whitney, J Gantz

9:30 am – ME Pratt, S Merkley, K Lansing, C Swartout, E Armitage

GREETERS 5:00 pm – G Rosata & Katie 9:30 am – C Bertino ALTAR SERVERS 5:00 pm – B Ryan, C House, A&A Burm 9:30 pm – Z Merkley, E Goodman, M&M Eller COUNTERS – N Shaffer, J DiPronio, S Bauer

SENECA NURSING HOME – P Battley, J Bells

HUNTINGTON NURSING HOME – L Mastin, J Mastin

BAPTISMS Azharia Eviana Rivera

Jullianna Xiamhara Torres Dominick Matthew Carnicelli

Zachary Joseph Carnicelli Gianna Taylor Carnicelli

Lucas Alexander Carnicelli Nathan Michael Carnicelli

Aubry Elise Carnicelli

CALENDAR Monday Dec 29 Rosary Makers – Min Ctr 6:00pm

NO RCIA

Tuesday Dec 30 Wednesday Dec 31 Vigil Solemnity of Mary PARISH OFFICE CLOSED AT NOON VIGIL MASS – ST. PATRICK’S 4:00pm

Thursday Jan 1 Solemnity of Mary PARISH OFFICE CLOSED MASS – ST. MARY’S 10:00am

Friday Jan 2 Saturday Jan 3

Sunday Jan 4 2nd collection – Capital Improvement Religious Education Classes preK-8 Min Ctr 10:30-12:30pm Confession –––– St. Mary’s – Saturday – 3:30-4:30pm

Morning Rosary – Mon, Thurs & Fri, 7:45 am – at St. Pat’s

– Tues & Wed, 7:45am – at St. Mary’s

Evening Rosary –––– St. Mary’s – Wednesdays @ 7:00 pm

There are free rosaries available at both churches in

front of the statue of Mary

ST. PATRICK’S LITURGICAL MINISTRIES FOR 1/4/2015

LECTORS/COMMENTATORS 8:00 am – Lector: S Micio, Commentator: C Blakemore

11:00 am – Lector: J Scarrott, Commentator: P Sanderson EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS 8:00 am – M Piscitelli, D Verzillo, M Suffredini, J LeRoux, C Ferrindino 11:00 am – B Reynolds, J Pace, C DeMillo, F Galletti, L Galletti

GREETERS 8:00 am – Front Doors – B Maloney & C Hlywa, Mary Side – J Barnoski, Organ Side – P Battley, Back Door – J Antosh

11:00am – Front Doors – M Woods, Mary Side – KofC, Organ Side – KofC, Back Door – KofC

ALTAR SERVERS 8:00 am – (A) Roy K, (B) Daniel K, (C) Volunteer 11:00 am – (A) Troy Gribnau, (B) Evelyn B, (C) Volunteer CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE WORD-Megan W, Mary Ida A


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St. Mary’s Daily Lottery Lottery Winners – Monday-Sunday Dec 15 thru Dec 21, 2014

Mon Winner 834 $50 Reverse 438 $10 Above 835 $10 Below 833 $10 Tues. Winner 431 $50 Reverse 134 Betty Jenkins $10 Above 432 Rebekah Cady $10 Below 430 $10 Wed. Winner 647 Judy Young $50 Reverse 746 Emily Weaver $10 Above 648 John DiPronio $10 Below 646 $10 Thu Winner 297 Lori Robson $50 Reverse 792 Edith Greene $10 Above 298 $10 Below 296 $10 Fri Winner 995 $100 Reverse 599 $10 Above 996 $10 Below 994 $10 Sat Winner 567 $50 Reverse 765 $10 Above 568 Sr. Kay Haverien $10 Below 566 $10 Sun Winner 816 $50 Reverse 618 $10 Above 817 $10 Below 815 $10

St. Patrick’s Daily Lottery Lottery Winners – Monday-Sunday Dec 15 thru Dec 21, 2014

Mon Winner 834 $50 Reverse 438 Unsold $10 Above 835 Unsold $10 Below 833 Unsold $10 Tues. Winner 431 Connie Caratozzolo $50 Reverse 134 Onnie Hearn $10 Above 432 Madeline DeJohn $10 Below 430 Walt DeCook $10 Wed. Winner 647 Unsold $100 Reverse 746 Holly Overton $10 Above 648 Unsold $10 Below 646 $10 Thu Winner 297 Joanne Sarratori $50 Reverse 792 Unsold $10 Above 298 Unsold $10 Below 296 Unsold $10 Fri Winner 995 Lyn Bove $50 Reverse 599 Aylesworth $10 Above 996 Terry Featherly $10 Below 994 Patricia Colunio $10 Sat Winner 567 Unsold $50 Reverse 765 Trish Pysnack $10 Above 568 $10 Below 566 Mary Hayes $10 Sun Winner 816 Nate & Becky Spano $50 Reverse 618 Nancy S. Lathey $10 Above 817 John Lathey $10 Below 815 Kathy McCulloch $10

Pray for our sick & homebound… Theresa A. Doohan, Jodie Pearson, M. Claire M, Miranda Y, Gladys Nucci, Colleen VanCamp, Cathy Woods,

Michael Hoover, Tyler Sheldon, Carol Shannon, Michael Shannon, Mary Steele, June Cafaro, Larry Munson, Georgine Rosata, Alice DePasquale, Patti Brement, Marilyn, Philomena Cammuso, Richard Zukowski, Fran Wenderlich, Amy Roepnack, LouAnn Millis, Cindy Brown, Orion, Shannon, Rosemary Baker, Daniel Kuchman, John Gnell, Eleanor Jackson, Julia Kennedy, Edward Steele, Karen Ditzell, David Smith, Judy Walczak, Mary Harrin, Al Liberio, Dr. William White, Maria C. Norman, Judy Hoffman, Dr. Mary Norman, Ann Passifione, Marlene Bell, Joan Capaldi, Gianna, Dorothy French, Ashley Stillwell, Lucille Cook, Theresa Antonucci, Mary Lou’s Intentions, Kathy, Judy Bauer, Fred VanNostrand, Chuck Carello, Michael Cunningham, Agnes Juris, , JC Christiano, Ann Cook, Judy Wheaton, Angelo Lucchesi, Sally Deal, Florence Rosbaugh, Joan Lannon, Mary O’Donnell, Jo Christiano, , Susan D. Kuchman, Carol Eck, Mary Ebers, Ralph Garafalo Jr., Marilyn Sbedico, Rose Nehring, Margaret Nardi, Robin Brege, Tim O’Mara, Janet Fulkerson, Marlin Ferrara Peterson, John Bennett, Kathleen Deal, Carmella Smith, Joyce Sinicropi, Cory Steinbacker, Bob Baker, Alfreda Dwello, Edwin Dailor, Mary Scannell, Charm Miller, Robin Ryan, Dorothy Versluys, Patty Smithover, John Wanner, Tim Youngs, Jarrod Ticconi, Cindy Schlegel, Elizabeth Hundley, Patty DeWall, Emily Venturelli, Yolanda Giansante, Wendy Goodman, Bonnie, Lauren, Maureen Jusko, Sue Secore, Elizabeth Velte, Neal Wood,Tony Pavio, Shirley Wesley, Robin Jock, Zachary M., Evelyn Chiodo, Kelly, Jay Colin, Mary Paradise, Rebecca Carson, Rebecca Tuccio, Patricia Maple, Lilliana Antonucci Austin, Sr. M. Johanna, Trevor Cauler, Lexi Neinast, Dylan Peters, Judy, Larry McMillen, Jane Kuchman, Patricia L., Gerald Goodman, Mary Tanous, Bob Dinan Sr., Margaret Archer, Cheryl Lewis, Diane VanDamne, Marilyn Dickinson, Lainie Forde, Frank Seitz Jr., Barb McGill, Leighann Henry, Misty Clark, Karen Krenzer, Kitty Allenza, Dawn McPhearson, Kathy Vrooman, MaryLou Lorenzetti, Jerome Wolfe, Pam Kirk, Jesse Pardee, David Peters, & all of our sick

December 20 & 21, 2014 WEEKEND MASS ATTENDANCE

ST. MARY’S CHURCH ST. PATRICK’S CHURCH 5:00pm – 196 TOTAL – 844 8:00am – 193 9:30am – 212 11:00am – 243

TOTAL WEEKLY COLLECTION $11,463.09


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Today we celebrate the feast of the Holy Family

A Prayer, for the Feast of The Holy Family Father, help us to live as the holy family, united in respect and love. Bring us to the joy and peace of your eternal home. Grant this through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God forever and ever. Amen.

Solemnity of Mary the Mother of God The Solemnity of Mary, the Mother of God is January 1st and is a holy Day of Obligation. We will celebrate this feast on Wednesday December 31 at 4pm at St. Patrick’s and Thursday January 1 at 10am at St. Mary’s.

World day of Peace

On January 1, the Pope issues a letter on the World Day of Peace. This year the message of peace is concerned with the need to treat each other equally and without judgment. In our country, we have had issues with racial tension which has been explosive. The Pope asks us to consider each other as brothers and sisters. The theme I have chosen for this year’s message is drawn from Saint Paul’s letter to Philemon, in

which the Apostle asks his co-worker to welcome Onesimus, formerly Philemon’s slave, now a Christian

and, therefore, according to Paul, worthy of being considered a brother. The Apostle of the Gentiles

writes: “Perhaps this is why he was parted from you for a while, that you might have him back for ever,

no longer as a slave but more than a slave, as a beloved brother” (vv. 15-16). Onesimus became

Philemon’s brother when he became a Christian. Conversion to Christ, the beginning of a life

lived Christian discipleship, thus constitutes a new birth (cf. 2 Cor 5:17; 1 Pet 1:3) which

generates fraternity as the fundamental bond of family life and the basis of life in society. Pope Francis

ANGELUS BELLS 12/29 SM SP Stanley L. Pawlikowski 12/30 SM Michele Duprey SP 12/31 SM SP Florian Kubasik 1/1 SM Parishioners of St. Francis & St. Clare SP Parishioners of St. Francis & St. Clare 1/2 SM SP 1/3 SM SP 1/4 SM SP

Week of 12/27/2014 – 1/2/2015 St. Mary’s – SANCTUARY LAMP

Alex Racine Offered by: family

St. Patrick’s - SANCTUARY LAMP

Joseph Furano Offered by: Millie & children ALTAR BREAD & WINE Marge & Ed Dombrowski

Offered by: family


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Catholic Daughters Update…Our next meeting will be Wednesday, January 14, 6:00 p.m. in the Ministry Center. Bingo will be held at Seneca Nursing Home on January 7 at 2:00. The Rosary will be said on January 27…9:30 a.m. at Huntington and 10:30 at Seneca. Please join us. We remember our deceased members who died in 2014: Norma Cerino, Verna Grau, Bernice Toombs, Lillian Wantuck, Joan Wright and Isabelle Youngs………AND we thank our new members for helping to keep our court alive and healthy: Susan Bauer, Maria Corris, Sharon Geraci, Ellen Hughes, Anne Marrazzo, Lynn Mastin,

Albina Meyers, Mary Paradise, Deborah Patsos and Barbara Robinson. For more information how to join Catholic Daughters, please contact Regent Teresa Dendis at 246-0228.

Diocesan Mass for Life Bishop Matano will be celebrating Mass on Sunday, January 18, 2 PM at Sacred Heart Cathedral in support of all human life, especially the unborn. This Mass for Life is a local event in acknowledgement of the March for Life on January 22, held on the anniversary of the tragic US Supreme Court Roe vs Wade decision which legalized abortion in our country. A reception will follow Mass, hosted by the Knights of Columbus. All are welcome to attend. For more information, contact Suzanne Stack, Life Issues Coordinator at 585-328-3210 x1304 or [email protected].

The St. Francis & St. Clare Seniors

will meet January 8th at 11:30am in

the Ministry Center. Bring a lunch

for yourself. Any questions, please

call Fran Kuplinski at 568-6536 or

Janette Seamans at 539-9009. All

are welcome!

“GOING GREEN” ADDRESS OF THE HOLY FATHER POPE FRANCIS

Clementine Hall, Wednesday, 20 March 2013 The Church is likewise conscious of the responsibility

which all of us have for our world, for the whole of

creation, which we must love and protect. There is

much that we can do to benefit the poor, the needy

and those who suffer, and to favour justice, promote

reconciliation and build peace.

In this, we also sense our closeness to all those men

and women who, although not identifying themselves

as followers of any religious tradition, are nonetheless

searching for truth, goodness and beauty, the truth,

goodness and beauty of God. They are our valued

allies in the commitment to defending human dignity,

in building a peaceful coexistence between peoples

and in safeguarding and caring for creation.

SOCIAL MINISTRY NEWS

BLANKET DRIVE

The annual parish blanket drive for

the needy will begin January 3rd and

run until February 15th . Please

consider donating new or gently used

blankets, afghans or throws. Barrels

will be placed at the church

entrances. Thank you for your

generosity.


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Catholic Support for Women’s Equality Act Points to Protect Victims of Domestic Violence Point 7: Creating a pilot program for remote access to Orders of Protection Domestic violence victims in New York State are currently required to appear in court with their abuser when seeking Orders of Protection. Getting to court can be difficult for victims, especially in rural areas, and fear of greater violence can deter women from even attempting a court appearance. Point 7 of the Women’s Equality Act would authorize the creation of a pilot program to allow such victims to testify remotely. We are advocating passage of the 9 points that give credence to every woman’s inherent human dignity as made in the image of God. Diocesan Public Policy weekend, Feb 7-8, will be our opportunity to let our state legislators know of the importance to finally pass the nine points of the Women’s Equality Act that will truly benefit women. For more information, contact Suzanne Stack, Life Issues Coordinator, at [email protected] or 585-328-3210 x 1304.

Deepening Faith Through Knowledge – Registration for graduate courses at St. Bernard’s School of Theology and Ministry beginning the week of January 6

is now open. All are welcome to audit for personal enrichment or to take courses for credit toward a degree. Scholarships and financial aid are available to those who qualify. Learn more at www.stbernards.edu or by calling 585-271-3657 x 289.

“Put on, as God’s chosen ones, holy and beloved, heartfelt compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience, bearing with one another and forgiving one another.” Bring God’s graces into your marriage. Learn now on an upcoming Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend on Feb. 6-8, 2015 in Canandaigua, NY; for more information visit our website at: www.wwme-wny.org, email [email protected] or call (877) 697-9963.

Wedding Liturgies

Liturgy belongs to the people. Sacraments are

celebrated in the midst of the community.

Some pastors make this a reality by having

weddings during the regular weekend

Masses. Even if they are apart from this

schedule, they are still communal affairs. You

need an invitation to attend the reception, but

not to go to the liturgical celebration at the

church.

FAMILY SPIRITUALITY WEEKLY TIP FOR:

12/28/14 Feast of the Holy Family Gospel: Luke 2: 22-40 After Mass, discuss these questions & brainstorm ideas & ways to implement them this week! Adults: How do your family members know that you are a compassionate person? Children: What family member needs your compassion and kindness right now?

LET’S LIVE THE GOSPEL!!!!!!!

Please save your bottles and cans! The Saint Francis - Saint Stephen's

School Eighth Grade Class is sponsoring a Bottle and Can Drive Saturday, January

10, 2015 from 9:00 AM - 12:00 Noon at DeSales High School, 90 Pulteney Street, Geneva. All proceeds support the 8th

grade class trip to Philadelphia. Bottles can be dropped off, or you can call the

school to arrange pick-up. Thank you!


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CHRISTMAS FLOWER MEMORIALS

Maria & Frank Verzillo, Peter N. Verzillo and Mary D. Carissimi by Ada Verzillo Deceased members of the Lilla & Giansante families, Esther Sinicropi, Jean Guthrie and Carmina Russo by Patrice Giansante & Trina Myers Family, relatives and friends of the Cuddeback & Dressing families by M/M Henry Dressing Pioli, Dombrowski & Delia families by Marina Delia Ralph & Margaret Smith by Ralph, Toni & family Tony DiPronio and John Eddy by Lena & children Kelli Trickler by Staci, Ralph & Corinne Joseph & Alice DelPapa & family by Gladys DelPapa Millie Arichiello, Anna Sabatine, Josephine Denman, Rosalia Arichiello and Margaret Smith by Rosalie Karweck Alex Racine and the Rizzi family by Anne Felice Frank Nicoletta and Michele Nicoletta by Anna Miller The Furano and Carello families by Millie Rose Brown and Dale Liberatore by Frances George & Mary Stincic and John & Gloria McKeon by Anne Stincic Smith Janet Yarmolinsky Fred Bruch by Frances & Family Margaret & Larry Bertino and son Jimmy by children & grandchildren All of the deceased family members of M/M Lawrence Reynolds The Skordy family by James Skordy Nunzio & Lena Carello, Frank & Josephine Patti, Luke Patti and Deborah Plate by Terry Elias Vincent Pirozzi, Leo & Mary Moio, Dahlia Morabito and Leo & Amelia Elias by Terry Elias M/M Dino Pluretti and M/M Clarence Miller by Dennis & Louise Miller Greg Verone by Nancy Verone Dombrowski family by family


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