anuary 17, 2016 - Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
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C H U R C H O F T H E N A T IV IT Y O F T H E B LE SS E D V IR G IN M A R Y MISSION STATEMENT We are a Catholic Community, called to be faithful, caring and enthusiastic disciples. We build up the kingdom of God by worshiping and praising God, proclaiming the Good News of Jesus Christ in word and witness, giving loving service to our neighbor and strengthening the parish community. NUESTRA MISION Somos una comunidad católica llamada a ser discipulos fieles, compasivos y entusiastas. Construimos el Reino de Dios adorando y alabando a Dios, proclamando la Buena Nueva de Jesucristo de palabra y con testimonio, Sacrament of the Eucharist Saturday Vigil: 4:30 pm Sunday: 9:00 am, 1:00 pm - Español Weekday Mass: M-Th—8:00 am, F—Noon Holydays: Noon & 7:00 pm Sunday, January 17, 2016 Sacrament of Reconciliation Friday: 1:00-1:45 pm; Saturday: 3:15-4:15 pm; or by appointment Arrangements for the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick/Communion, Baptism, and Matrimony may be made by calling the Parish Office. PARISH OFFICE 152 Main Street , Brockport, NY 14420 Phone: (585) 637-4500 E-mail: [email protected] Website: nativitybrockport.org Facebook: Nativity Brockport (https://www.facebook.com/NativityBrockport) Hours Monday –Friday: 9 am—4 pm Staff Fr. Joseph McCaffrey, Pastor—[email protected] Deacon Tom Schrage—[email protected] Deacon Chris Fisher—[email protected] James Pudetti, Financial Director—[email protected] Pamela Rickerl, Parish Secretary—[email protected] Connie Mesiti, Religious Ed Coordinator—[email protected] Thomas Griffin, Facilities & Grounds/Cemetery Supervisor Jorge Salgado, Coordinator of Hispanic Ministry—[email protected] Louise Pohl, Contemporary Choir Director Bridget Bishop, Seasonal Choir Director Pastoral Council John LaPierre—President e-mail: [email protected] MT. OLIVET CEMETERY E. Canal Road, Brockport, NY 8 am-dusk, April 1 - November 30; December & April —weather permitting; Closed January 1 –March 31 For information, call the Parish Office at 637-4500. Page 2 Church of the Nativity, Brockport, New York Prayer List of the Sick We pray for those in our faith community and those that we hold in our hearts. May God grant them healing and strength. Cosmo Baglio, Betty Barber, David Bannister, Nancy Bartlett, Evelyn Battiste, Andrea Campbell, Adaline Caruso, Nancy Danko, Michael Ferris, Dolores Flow, Nate Foley, Theresa Gusek, David Kleehammer, Kailee Kwiecien, John Lupisella, Lhessa Lyons, Mary Ann McCullough, Carol McNeil, Chuck Muscolino, Joanne Nicolucci, Pat Nisdeo, Mary Overmeyer, Tony Pacilio, David Pike, Sara Ridd, Lorraine Sheflin, Frances Swalbach, Andy Virgilio. Names remain on for one month. Please call the office to add, remove or resubmit a loved one’s name. Prayer Shawl Ministry Our group meets on the 1st & 3rd Tuesday mornings from 9:30-11 am in the rectory living room. We knit and crochet lap robes and prayer shawls for shut-ins and ill parishioners. In addition, each child baptized within the parish is given a handmade white blanket as part of the ceremony. We would love to have you join us! Just bring needles or a crochet hook and yarn if you wish. Each project we do takes 2-3 7 oz. skeins of knitting worsted. We would be grateful for donations of yarn. They can be dr opped off at the Pa r ish Office or given to one of our committee members. Also, we need your help in identifying people in our parish who would benefit from a lap robe or prayer shawl, please let Pam ela, our par ish secretary, know or call our chairperson: Sheila Dixon at 494-0491. Local Deacon Information Sessions Jan. 28 7:00 pm - St. Mark, Greece OR Mar. 3 7:00 pm - St. Pius Tenth, Chili We will provide an overview of the five year application and formation process and the time commitment involved and answer questions about ongoing ministry. An eligible applicant for permanent deacon formation is a man of strong and active faith who can demonstrate a record of service in the communities in which he lives, works and worships. He must be at least 35 years of age and no more than 62 years of age at the time of ordination, in good health, emotionally mature and stable in his professional and personal relationships. Men may be single or married. Interested men and their wives are encouraged to attend. For more information please contact Deacon John Brasley, Director of Deacon Personnel & Director of Deacon Formation, Diocese of Rochester, 585.328.3228 or [email protected]. January 17, 2016 Office News MASS REQUESTS To schedule a Mass, please stop by the office or call Pamela during office hours. BULLETIN DEADLINES FOR THE HOLIDAYS Please submit items by Friday THEWEEK BEFORE the weekend you wish it to appear. Please: 1) E-mail it to [email protected] OR 2) Drop it off during open office hours The bulletin is due at noon on Tuesday, and time is needed to fit everything in. Your cooperation is most appreciated! HOSPITAL VISITATION If a member of your family is in Unity, Strong, Highland, or General, please call the Parish Office and let us know so Father Joe can visit. Collection Counter Needed We are in need of a person to complete a counting team. If you are good with money and are interested, please give Pamela a call at the Parish Office and she can fill you in on the details. Thank you! March for Life in Washington, D.C. Join pilgrims from around the Diocese at the annual March for Life in D.C. on Friday, January 22. Gather for a Diocese of Rochester March for Life photo on the steps of the Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, then join Bishop Matano for Mass at the Basilica. From there march with the bishop and others from the Diocese. Buses are leaving from around the Diocese Thursday night, January 21 and returning Friday night, January 22. There may still be a seat. Here is the one in our area: St Pius X, Chili—Departure: 10:00 pm Contact: [email protected] or 305-2058 Seat Cost: $65 Adult, $45 Student Scriptural Readings for the Week Sunday: Is 62:1-5/Ps 96:1-3, 7-10/ 1 Cor 12:4-11/Jn 2:1-11 Monday: 1 Sm 15:16-23/Ps 50:8-9, 16-17, 21, 23/Mk 2:18-22 Tuesday: 1 Sm 16:1-13/Ps 89:20-22, 27-28/Mk 2:23-28 Wednesday: 1 Sm 17:32-33, 37, 40-51/Ps 144:1-2, 9-10/Mk 3:1-6 Thursday: 1 Sm 18:6-9; 19:1-7/Ps 56:2-3, 9-13/Mk 3:7-12 Friday: 1 Sm 24:3-21/Ps 57:2-4, 6, 11/Mk 3:13-19 Saturday: 2 Sm 1:1-4, 11-12, 19, 23-27/Ps 80:2-3, 5-7/ Mk 3:20-21 Next Sunday: Neh 8:2-4a, 5-6, 8-10/Ps 19:8-10, 15/1 Cor 12:12-30 or 12:12-14, 27/Lk 1:1-4; 4:14-21 Page 3 Church of the Nativity, Brockport, New York Father Joe’s Week: Last Wednesday morning I flew Delta to San Antonio to see my Mother. I fly Delta because they have real airplanes and go directly south. Other airlines go to Chicago or Detroit, and such locales are chancy, at best, this time of year. It was a good flight, even though the airplanes were chocked-full, every seat taken. I got to SAT just in time for rush hour—it took me nearly an hour to drive the 12 miles from the rental car place to the Army Residence Community where my Mom lives. I got a Toyota Camry for the week—with leather and lumbar support, and lots of toys: nice car…I took my Mother for a doctor’s appointment on Thursday…Friday we joined a number of my Mom’s friends for supper at the “Water’s Edge,” a fancy restaurant at the ARC. Residents can apply their monthly food allowance for fancy meals—and we certainly enjoyed the luxury…Saturday afternoon the ARC has Mass in its chapel—they get retired priests on a rotating schedule. There are probably 40-50 folks at the Mass. They also have Mass on First Fridays, celebrated by a retired military chaplain who lives at the ARC. I joined my Mother’s friends for supper at their regular dining room. They have breakfast, lunch and dinner M-Sat, and brunch and dinner on Sunday. It’s like an ordinary restaurant, 3-4 specials which change daily, and a dozen or more regular meals…Sunday we slept in and watched football. That evening we went out to Soluna, a wonderful Mexican place. It’s not Tex-Mex, but real Mexican food. I had Carne Adobada, pork marinated and cooked with Chile Ancho, Chile Guajillo, bay leaves and cinnamon, with rice and beans a wonderful meal. Every time I go there I have something I’ve never had before…Monday Mom and I went to the Alamo Café for chicken fried steak…Tuesday we took out some neighbors to a Chinese place, to thank them for all they do for my Mom…Most of the time we watched TV—my Mom is big into the Shark Tank, and it seems to be on all the time. I read a lot, and went up to the indoor pool…Wednesday I returned to Rochester, and got home about midnight. Again, a full flight, but not bad…God bless and have a good week! Prayer to Protect Life Loving God, I thank You for the gift You gave and continue to give to me and to all of us. Merciful God, I ask Your pardon and forgiveness for my own failure and the failure of all people to respect and foster all forms of life in our universe. Gracious God, I pray that with Your grace, I and all people will reverence, protect, and promote all life and that we will be especially sensitive to the life of the unborn, the abused, neglected, disabled, and the elderly. I pray, too, that all who make decisions about life in any form will do so with wisdom, love, and courage. Living God, I praise and glorify You as Father, Source of all life, as Son, Savior of our lives, and as Spirit, Sanctifier of our lives. Amen. January 17, 2016 MARCHA POR LA VIDA EN WASHINGTON, D.C. Únete a los peregrinos de la diócesis en la marcha anual por la vida en Washington, DC el viernes, 22 de enero. Júntate con la diócesis de Rochester en la marcha para la foto por la Vida en las escaleras de la Basílica de la Inmaculada Concepción. Luego únete al obispo Matano en la Misa de la basílica. Desde allí marcha con el obispo y otras personas de la diócesis. Los autobuses estarán saliendo de algún lugar de la diócesis el jueves, 21 de enero por la noche y regresará el viernes, 22 de enero. Todavía quedan asientos. Esta es nuestra zona: San Pío X, Chile-salida: 10:00 pm Contacto: [email protected] o 305-2058 Costo del asiento: $65 adultos, $45 estudiantes. VISITA A LAS FAMILIAS Si quieres que visitemos a tu familia y tengamos un estudio bíblico u oración en tu casa, comunícate con Jorge Salgado para programar la visita. También, si conoces alguna familia que debemos visitar para que vuelva a la Iglesia, háznoslo saber. FACEBOOK: Dan os un “me gusta” o hazte amigo de nosotros en facebook. Búscanos en: Ministerio Migrante Hispano, Brockport, NY. COMUNIDAD HISPANA - Si te gusta cantar o tocas cualquier instrumento te invitamos a unirte a nuestro coro, ensayamos los domingos a las 12:30pm. - Si quieres aprender a leer la Biblia y seguir creciendo en tu fe, te esperamos en el centro parroquial todos los martes a las 7pm. - Todos los domingos, después de Misa, en el centro parroquial tenemos un compartir. Si quieres traer algo para compartir, háznoslo saber. - Si tiene algún niño que no esté bautizado, pide la ficha de inscripción para programar el día y la hora de la charla y del bautismo. - el tercer domingo de enero celebraremos los cumpleaños del mes de enero. Por favor hágame llegar los nombres de todas las personas de la comunidad que cumplen años en enero. En ese día oraremos de una manera especial por ellos, y compartiremos un pastel. - Ya empezó la inscripción para la preparación de la primera comunión. Las clases empezarán el domingo 6 de marzo, y la Primera Comunión será el domingo 28 de agosto. Los niños deben de estar en segundo grado o grados posteriores, y deben asistir obligatoriamente a todas las clases, y los padres a la misa dominical. Este año habrá un control estricto. Solicita tu ficha de inscripción. Remembrance Tree of Lights In Memory Of Deceased members of the Andreassi, Belluomo, & Bleier Families Dad, Paul R. List Dad, Paul R. List James Conner, Margraret DiStefano (Conner), Wilson Billington Bill & AnnaMay Dragert, Bill Dragert, Jr., Charles H. Greiner, Lawrence E. Wood, Harold & Gladys Ruggles, and Leonard & Lenny Ruggles Paul Foley & deceased members of the Barry Family Paul Foley Ben & Rose Gioseffi, Tony & Irma Mazzarella, Louis & Mary D’Arcadia, Laura Frazer, Frank & Arcangelo Salvagione, and Vito & Cristina Gioseffi John Goosley & Peggy Goosley Joseph B. Harkin, Andrew & Anna De Canio Connie Honeck & John Honeck Husband, Paul. R. List Deceased members of the Hussar & Sorce Families Deceased members of the Kehoe Family Lawrence Kemblowski & the deceased members of the Moe Family Deceased members of the Killigrew & Marshall Families Anthony & Anne Matela; Russ & Donna Ramer; John & Anne Marie Kuniskis Steven Noble; Gene & Elfriede Stirk; Robert & Julie Noble; John Noble; John & Nellie Hutchinson; Karl Adam; Patricia Noble & Gert Brady Charles & Stella Perzik, Thomas Prince, Anna & Myron Alexyn, and Stella & Nicholas Perzik Frances Pogroszewski; Stanley Pogroszewski William & Lenore Rich; Albert & Jean Rich; Allen Conrow Robert Seever Robert Seever Edward O. Stephany Elfriede Stirk Adam Bernard & Angela Tavernl Deceased members of the Tripp & DeBaun Families Jack Tryka & Anne Walkowiak Jack Wilson & Eric Wilson In Thanksgiving For Many blessings Requester James & Mary Bleier Pam, Jim & Paul Morton Paula, Bill, William & Christian Callahan Michael & Cheryl Conner Beverly, Linda & AvaRose Ruggles Bernadine Foley James, Mary & Julian Foley & family Mr. & Mrs. Jack Mazzarella Mrs. Alice Goosley Nancy B. Harkin Richard Honeck Myrna List Dorothy & Martha Sorce Sharon Kehoe Eva Kemblowski John & June Killigrew Anthony & Glenna Matela Mike, Jean & Connor Noble, Jacob & Michelle Christ Patricia Prince Stan & Pat Galinski David & Carol Rich Wife, Corrine Children & Grandchildren Arline A. Stephany Dr. & Mrs. Robert Jones Pat Coon DeBaun Family Anthony & Kathy Pacilio Janice Wilson Requester Grace Carson Page 5 Church of the Nativity, Brockport, New York January 17, 2016 Sunday Financial Offering Nativity Calendar January 10, 2016 Budget amount needed per week………………$6,067.00 Actual amount received…………………...…...…$5,670.51 Over (under) budget year to date………..……….$860.77 Attendance……...….…………………………...………..….…417 Sunday, January 17 No religious education classes 10-11:45 am RCIA – Rectory 12-1 pm Hisp. Gathering – Parish Center Monday, January 18 – Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parish Office Closed Tuesday, January 19 9:30 am Prayer Shawl Ministry—Rectory 2:00 pm Beikirch Mass 7:00 pm Estudio Biblico—Parish Center Wednesday, January 20 3:30 pm Finance Council – Conference Room 7:00 pm Contemporary Choir - Church Friday, January 22 12-2 pm Holy Hour – Church Sunday, January 24 10-11:45 am Religious Education Classes—Church, Parish Center, Rectory & Office 10-11:45 am RCIA—Rectory 12-1 pm Hisp. Gathering—Parish Center Remembrance Tree………………………………..$510.00 Thank you for your continued faithful giving! Mass Intentions Saturday, January 16 4:30 pm Agnes Reding—Catholic Daughters of the Americas Sunday, January 17 9:00 am Rocco Salomone—The Family 1:00 pm For the people of the parish Monday, January 18 8:00 am Lee Scoppa—Mary Frances Tuesday, January 19 8:00 am Annina Ciola—Carmela Coccitto 2:00 pm Beikirch Mass: Deceased members of Mazzarella Family—The Family Wednesday, January 20—Sts. Fabian & Sebastian 8:00 am Charles Perzik—Pat Prince Thursday, January 21—St. Agnes 8:00 am Agnes Reding—Larry & Beth Liberatore Friday, January 22 12:00 pm Agnes Reding—Jeanne Brightly Saturday. January 23 4:30 pm Dorothy Caraccilo—Drennen Family Sunday, January 24 9:00 am Rocco Salomone—Cuzzupoli Family 1:00 pm For the people of the parish There will be NO Religious education classes this Sunday, January 17 due to the holiday weekend. For more information, contact Connie Mesiti, Religious Education Coordinator, at (585) 637-4500 or [email protected] for any questions. Nativity Women: SAVE-THE-DATE Friday-Sunday, May 13-15 Notre Dame Retreat House, Canandaigua The Sanctuary Candle is burn ing before the Blessed Sacrament during the month of January for Steven Noble & Elfriede Stirk Adam requested by the Family. 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time– January 23 & 24, 2016 *As of Tuesday noon Saturday 4:30 pm Sunday 9:00 am Music Piano and cantor Greeters/Ushers Dan & Maria Lincoln (H), June Keller, Corrine Dan & Lisa Zimmer (H), Joan Lavell, Joan Seever, NEED A VOLUNTEER Muscolino, NEED A VOLUNTEER Lectors Pat Corbin (POF), Christine McCabe John Lemke, Trevor Brudz CLOW-Leader XXX Marlene Beghini CLOW-Aide XXX Sheridan Grady Organ and cantor Sacristans/Heads Barbara Montrallo, Carol Rich Steve Mesiti, Kathy Pacilio Extraordinary Ministers Cheryl Conner, Wayne Hartmann Dave Dobbertin, Pat Prince Altar Servers Jake Burchfield, Scaglione Alexandra Covert, Alex Adriana Passalacqua, Isabelle Stevens, Giavanna Tomaszewski
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