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Reverend Kevin Maloney, Pastor�
Deacon Anthony Paratore�
Deacon Robert Connelly
Saturday�Vigil 4:00pm at St. Charles�
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Sunday � � 8am at St. Ann’s�
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Monday, 8am Mass at St. Ann’s �
Tuesday, 8am Mass at St. Charles�
Wednesday, noon Mass at St. Charles�
Thursday, 8am Mass at St. Charles�
Friday, noon Mass at St. Ann’s�
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Eucharistic Adoration�
Takes place the third Tuesday of each month from�
4�5pm at St. Charles�
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Office�Hours �
Monday� Friday 9 am to 3:00 pm�
315�468�1803�
Fax Number 487�6312�
4461 Onondaga Blvd. Syracuse, NY 13219�
www.stcharles�stanns.com�
Email [email protected]�
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Confessions: �
Saturdays; 3:30pm at St. Charles or by Appointment�
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Faith Formation �
315�487�6201 for 8�12�
315�468�1803 for 1�7�
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St. Patrick and St. Brigid Church Office Hours�
Monday�Friday 9am�2:00pm�
315�475�2185�
www.stpatricksand stbrigids.org�
Email [email protected]�
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The Linked Parishes of St. Charles�St. Ann and St. Patrick and St. Brigid�
Welcome, St. Patrick and
St. Brigid’s Parishioners!
May you feel at home here!
January 26, 2020�
Lord, Jesus Christ, we have come together in Your
name to work for the good of our parishes.
Stay with us with Your invisible presence and pour
out the gifts of your spirit on us.
Make us work in a spirit of trust and love, as well as
a spirit of prudence and understanding so that we
may experience an abundance of light, compassion
and peace.
Let harmony reign ever among us and let us keep
our eyes ever fixed upon you.
Enable us to implement your known will for us no
matter what difficulty it may entail.
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MONDAY, January 27; MASS AT ST. ANN’S�
Reading: 2Sm5:1�7,10/Mk3:22�30�
SA 8am Parishioners�
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TUESDAY, January 28; MASS AT ST. CHARLES�
Reading: 2Sm6:12b�15,17�19/Mk3:31�35�
SC 8am Marie Daniul Carlisle by Prayer Group�
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WEDNESDAY, January 29; MASS AT ST. CHARLES�
Reading: 2Sm7:4�17/Mk4:1�20�
SC NOON Pearl Driscoll by John and Betty Morrell�
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THURSDAY, January 30; MASS AT ST. CHARLES�
Reading: 2Sm7:18�19,24�29/Mk4:21�25�
SC 8am� Ronald Sadowski by Carr Family�
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FRIDAY, January 31; MASS AT ST. ANN’S�
Reading: 2Sm11:1�4a,5�10a,13�17/Mk4:26�34�
SA noon Jean Spencer by Edward Flavin�
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SATURDAY, February 1� � � �
Reading: 2m12:1�7a,10�17/Mk4:35�41�
SC 4pm Carola and Edward Cummings by Family�
� � Christopher Collins by Loving Family�
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SUNDAY, February 2; �
Reading: Mal3:1�4/Heb2:14�18/Lk2:22�40�
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SA 8am Stella Smorol by Joe and Nancy Medicis�
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SC 10:30am Genevieve Ciszek by Jo Schmidt�
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Sat. 2/1�
M. Ponto�
K. McCann�
Prowak, Garofano, Ellis, Corso *Zawacki� � Valenti, Valenti, Valenti, Prowak�
SA 8:00am�
Sun. 2/2�
N. Gorman� Murray, Sheggrud *Danaher� � Dunning�
SC 10:30am �
Sun. 2/2�
M. Philp�
K. Gilheney�
Schmidt, Patrick, McCarthy, O’Sullivan *Ranieri� � Allen, Allen, Allen�
Next week’s � Lectors� Eucharistic Ministers�� Altar Servers
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, Ryan
Alberts, Seth Hatcher, John Rozyczko, John Rozyczko, II�
Lee Ackerman, Donna Adams, Mary Aigeltinger, Sarah Albright,
Richie Allen, Teresa Barndollar, Edward Bargelski, Tom Baumann,
Scott Becksted, Phyllis Behan, Joseph Bertalli, Jane Benson, Msgr.
Larry Bordonaro, Eileen Boutin, Don Boyle, Nona Brockway, Cris-
ten Brophy, Art Brzezinski, Jack Burke, Jennifer C., Sophia Grace
Castrilli, Larry Chalk, Anna Ciccarelli, Chester Clapper, Anne Clark,
Christopher Clemons, Infant Sloane Clucas, Anne Congel, Sylvester
Conte, Denise Corcoran, Margaret Corcoran, Phil Corso, Mary
Courcy, Abby Cronin, John Danaher, Bill Darmody, Ronald and Sally
Daughton, Helen Driscoll, John Drury, Christine Edinger, Stever
Effler, Sr. Paula Jude Egan, Kay Ellis, Sally Ennis, Karl Esmark, Dan
Fahey, Dominic Farrell, Gert Fatcheric, Fr. John Fetcho, Carol Fi-
carra, Rose Fumich, Shawn Garland, Teresa Gelormini, Carmelina
Giannino, George Ginnopolus, Michael Goodyear, Jim Gorman, Dor-
othy Graser, Carol Grayson, Bill Gunter, Chris H., Doug Hague,
Jack Halpin, Dylan Patrick Healy, Mark Henson, David Hill, Timmy
Hogan, Barb Honold, Michael Hrab, Cathy Hubert, Holli Johnson,
Chris Jones, Connor Karlovitz, Jeannine Kane, Joe Kane, Angelo
Kelly, Lawrence “Rocky” Kelly, Christine Kleberg, Ted Kocienski,
John Krell, Christine LaPage, Siobhan Leonard, Hal Lockwood,
Jeffrey MacCollumm, Kathy McCabe�Crouse, Cherie McCauley,
Mary Marcellus, Eli Marposon, Margaret Marposon, Virginia Mar-
tens, Sister Maureen Mastine, Kathleen Mayhew, Nancy Medicis,
Marie Messina, Ron and Gail Metzger, Antonette Milazzo, Kathleen
Missert, Beverly Morgan, Julia O’Keeffe, James Onacki, Francis
Ostrom, Elsie Parsons, Michele Dubois Payne, Arlene Peck, Mary
Pedrotti, Eleanor Peters, Mary Petro, Donna Marie Pirro, Rocco
Pirro, Bob Pray, Edward Purcell, Bill Rezak, Bob Rickert, Patsy
Rogge, Mary Roickle, Christine Ryan, Josephine Saccone, David
Sauer, Tom Schlueter, Karen Schmidt, Kimberly Schoemann, Jenien
Seib, Paul W. and Janet Seville, Pat Sheehan, Annette Sitnik, Laurie
Smiley, James Spinoso, Jr., Christine Stepien, Patricia Stirpe, Mike
and Gerri Strojnowski, Mark Sunderman, Infants Parker and Sadie
Szatanek, Paul Talbot, Norma Taylor, Brandon Thomas, Ed Tracy,
Peggy Tracy, Jean Tupper, Makenna Grace Turner, Bill Upwood,
Jess Venditti, Kathy Volcano, Angela Weeks, Mary Jo Weinheimer,
Peg Welch, Gerald Wickert, Carmella White, John P. White, Rich
Worden, Robert Zacholl, Ed Zawacki , Anne Zbikowski�
Please pray for the sick of our Parishes�
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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.
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St. Charles�St. Ann�
2019�2020 FISCAL YEAR COLLECTION REPORT�
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Collections�� � � � � actual� budget �
Beginning of month� � 283,128.00� � 285,745.00
� Solemnity� � � 1,402.00� � �
� � � � � � 1/5 11,636.00� � 10,990.00�
� � � � � � 1/12� 8,568.00� � 10,990.00 �
� � � � � � 1/19 8,375.00� � 10,990.00 �
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Monthly Direct deposits � 3,585.75 �
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Collections year to date� 316,694.75� 329,705.00�
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Bills Paid this week: � � � � � � �
Payroll� � � � � � � � � � � 4,831.83�
Diocese of Syracuse 16,937.92�
Town of Onondaga taxes 1,200.01�
Town of Geddes 659.75�
St. Patrick and St. Brigid 572.56�
Extra Clergy 335.00�
Harrison Bakery 42.00�
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Thank you for your generosity!�
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THIS WEEK IN OUR PARISH
SUNDAY, January 26.….……..Faith Formation Class K-7 9-10:15am
Faith Formation Class 8-10 11:30-12:45pm
MONDAY, January 27…....…….8am Mass at St. Ann’s
AA and Alanon
TUESDAY, January 28..…….…. 8am Mass at St. Charles
Our God Reigns Prayer Group
WEDNESDAY, January 29 ……NOON Mass at St. Charles
Men’s Basketball
THURSDAY, January 30…… 8am Mass at St. Charles
7pm Blessed and Broken Prayer Group–
WILL BE MEETING IN THE SCHOOL. PLEASE ENTER
THROUGH THE FRONT DOOR.
FRIDAY, January 31……………..NOON Mass at St. Ann’s
SATURDAY, February 1……….4pm Mass at St. Charles
Olive Wood from the Holy Land Sales
SUNDAY, February 2………. Souper Bowl of Caring YIM
Class grades 1-7; 9-10:15am
Class grades 8-10; 11:30-12:45
Olive Wood from the Holy Land Sales
No matter your present status in the Catholic Church; No matter your current family or marital situation; No matter your past or present
religious affiliation; No matter your personal history, age, background, race or color; No matter your own self image or esteem; You are invited,
welcomed, accepted, loved and respected at St. Charles-St. Ann and St. Patrick and St. Brigid.
God reveals himself to us through the Bible. We come to know Him
and ourselves better when we study the Word. Sr. Brigid O’Mahony
breaks open the meaning of Scripture and how we can apply it to our
lives. Our next meeting will be February 8th and 15th, 2020 from 9-
11am.
We’d love to have you join us!
For the month of January candles have been
lit in loving memory of Phil and Ida Corso
by Kathy, Denny and Phil
Coffee and donuts are offered each Sunday after 8am
Mass in the cafeteria . Please join us!!!
The St. Patrick’s & St. Brigid’s Food Pantry
Located at 1331 W. Fayette St. open every Monday and Tuesday 9:30-12 . We will continue to accept donations here
and at both St. Charles and St. Ann’s Church and will be happy to deliver any items left in the food baskets to the
Pantry. We are always in need of dry goods and toiletries: paper towels, toilet paper, dish soap, laundry soap, bar
soap, and shampoo
St. Patrick and St. Brigid
Our collection from January 18/19 was $5,660.00
Thank you so much!!
Progress!
From Elmcrest Children’s Center
I want to take this opportunity to express my sincere thanks to you and
your congregation for the kind and generous donation of games, legos,
toys, clothing, sports equipment, electronic items and gift cards. The
thoughtfulness of the families in this manner is deeply
appreciated and we are truly grateful. Thank you very
much!
In 1990, Souper Bowl of Caring began with a simple
prayer from a single youth group:�
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“Lord, even as we enjoy the Super Bowl football
game, help us be mindful of those without a bowl
of soup to eat.”�
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Since then, more than $150 million has been gener-
ated for local charities across the country through
Souper Bowl of Caring. It has become a powerful
movement that transforming the time around the Big
Game, into the nation’s largest celebration of giving
and serving.�
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Through this mission, young people learn to make a
positive difference in the world as they collect food,
raise money and serve at hunger�relief charities and
show caring and compassion in local communities
across the country. Our YIM will be collecting at all
Masses on Souper Bowl!�
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�Share in God’s love for our neighbors in need and
give generously on Super Bowl Sunday. 100% of
every dollar or food item collected will go directly to
our Souper Bowl of Caring Charity of Choice:�
Syracuse Inner City Food Pantries:�
Assump�on, St. Lucy’s, Cathedral & St. Patrick’s &
St. Brigid’s�
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The Linked Parishes of St. Charles-St. Ann and St. Patrick and St. Brigid
St. Charles-St. Ann Food Pantry
With that being said– Our shelves are bare! Most needed items: sauce, pasta, small jellies, canned fruit, crackers,
peanut butter, cereal, tuna, mac and cheese, hot cocoa.
Non food items: dish soap, hand soap, shampoo, laundry soap.
Please note!!!
The Blessed and Broken Prayer Group will now be meeting in the
Teacher’s Lounge in the school on Thursday evenings. Please enter
through the front door of the school. 7pm
Our friend Louie from the holy land will be visiting our parish on behalf of the
Catholic Christian family of the Holy Land on Feb 1st and 2nd.
For centuries, the Catholic Christian of Bethlehem district have earned a
living by carving olive wood religious art to sell to visiting pilgrims. Fewer
pilgrims are journeying to the Holy Land today, making it difficult for Chris-
tian artisans to support their families by the dignified work of their hands in
the land of Christ’s birth.
We are the Christians of the Holy Land. We are the Living Stones. Our ances-
tors go back to the first disciples that followed Jesus 2000 years ago.
Louie, through his own experience as founder has
made it possible for the Catholic Christian in the
Holy Land to maintain a livelihood in their ances-
tral homes in the land of Christ
Your purchase will make a difference in the lives
of many Christians.
We gladly accept all major credit cards, checks and cash.
Looking forward to our visit!
We are in need of a 6th grade teacher for Faith Formation.
Our current teacher, sadly, is moving to Massachusetts.
We would need to have someone in place by the middle of
February. If you are interested, please call 315-468-1803.
Thank you!
Respect Life
Planned Parenthood receives tax dollars to preach a gospel of
unrestricted sexual experimentation which opens teens up to STDs,
pregnancy, and emotional distress. And when teens face the
consequences of the risky behaviors Planned Parenthood encourages,
they’re sent to the local Planned Parenthood abortion clinic for a
“solution” to the problem Planned Parenthood created in the first
place. So Planned Parenthood gets paid a second time… and the
students are left to deal in silence with their pain and grief.
Blessings in a backpack is a program where food is sent home on
Fridays with children who would otherwise be hungry. The food needs
to be in small quantity form. Examples of what we are looking for is
fruit cups, mac and cheese, small bowls or boxes of cereal, shelf
stable milk, pasta bowls, vegetable and chicken soups, nutrigrain
snacks, granola bars, dried fruits,
We participate in this program every month and need your help!
**please note! We could use reusable bags for groceries, now that
the plastic bags are not going to be used. If you would be willing to
donate one or two, that would be very helpful!!
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