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OCTOBER 12, 2014
ST. MICHAEL'S
CHURCH
401 S. Main Street
Newark, NY 14513
Parish Center ~ 331-6753
ST. MICHAEL’S PARISH STAFF
Pastor: Fr. Felix Dalimpuo, ext 105
[email protected]
Pastoral Minister: Pat Albrecht, ext. 104
[email protected]
Rel. Ed./YM : Jeanette Housecamp, ext. 103
[email protected]
Business Manager: Gary Pierce, ext. 102
[email protected]
Music Director: Tim Schramm, ext 110, 585-3398546
Parish Secretary: Katie Childs, ext. 101
[email protected]
Hispanic Pastoral Mins.: Sr. Kay Schwenzer Ext. 106
277-0302, [email protected]
Liturgy Volunteer: Jack Dubler
Maintenance: Dominic Vitaro, Ext. 111
Pastoral Council Chair: Christine Taylor 331-9216
Finance Council Chair: Dick Boerman, 331-6645
Fax………………... 331-2925
OFFICE HOURS
Monday –Friday 9am to Noon 1pm to 5pm
CLOSED THURSDAY
WEB SITES/EMAIL
www.stmichaelsnewark.org
[email protected]
CELEBRATION of the
EUCHARIST
Daily Mass
Monday-Thursday 8:00 am (in the chapel)
Friday, Liturgy of the Word, with Communion
First Friday Mass, 8:00 am Saturday, 7:30 am
WEEKEND MASSES
Saturday: 4:30 pm Sunday: 8:15 & 10:30 am
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION:
Saturday, 3:15-4:15 pm or by appointment
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM:
Call Pat @ Parish Center @ 331-6753 .
ADULT INITIATION: The RCIA process is conducted each year with group meetings. Adults desiring full
communion with the Catholic Church should contact
the Parish Center.
NEW PARISHIONERS: We are happy to welcome
new members! Please call Pat Albrecht @ the Parish
Center to register.
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE: Saturday’s @ 11
a.m. & 2 p.m. Please contact the Parish Center 6
months in advance for preparation.
MINISTRY to the SICK: We want to be with individuals and families at the time of serious illness and offer
sacramental and pastoral presence. Please call us to
let us know of hospitalization or the need for a home
visit. The Sacrament of the Sick is also available at
any weekend Mass.
FAITH FORMATION:
Children’s Liturgy of the Word: Sunday Mornings
during the 10:30 am Mass.
Grades K—5:
Sunday 9:15—10:15 am @ St. Michael School
YOUTH MINISTRY:
Grades 6—8 (middle school) Kids For Christ (KFC)
Every other Monday 6:30—8:00 @ SMS
Grades 9—12 (high school) Super Catholics Of Our
Church (SCOOCH) Sunday 6:30 -8:00 pm @ SMS
Sunday Evenings 6:30—8:00 pm
Catholic Charities of Wayne County
Deacon Peter S. Dohr, Executive Director
315-331-4867
October 12, 2014
Twenty-Eighth Sunday In Ordinary Time
St. Michael’s Church
Newark, New York
DAY
MASS INTENTION
Sunday, October 12
Twenty-Eighth Sunday in
Ordinary Time
Is 25: 6-10a Phil 4: 12-14, 19-20
Mt 22: 1-14
EVENTS
8:15 am ~ Anna Lucchesi—daughter, Judy Greene
10:30 am ~ Tommy Viola—Gene & Patty Mason
Monday, October 13
Weekday
Columbus Day
Gal 4: 22-24, 26-27, 31-5:1
Lk 11: 29-32
7 pm ~ Rosario ( capilla)
NO FAITH FORMATION
NO SCOOCH
Missionary ~ Food for the Poor
Open House for Rummage Sale after mass
PARISH OFFICE CLOSED
COLUMBUS DAY
1 pm ~ Rosary @ Monument for the Unborn
7 pm Rosario (capilla)
No Mass
Tuesday, October 14
Weekday
Gal 5: 1-6 Lk 11: 37-41
8:00 am
~ Michael Chelenza—Sharon
7 pm Rosario (capilla) Estudio del Creso
Rummage Sale Opens ~ 9 am—6 pm
Wednesday, October 15
St. Teresa of Jesus, virgin and
doctor of the church
Gal 5: 18-25 Lk 11: 42-46
8:00 am
~ Kukuvka family—Kukuvka children
6:30 pm ~ Social Ministry organizational meeting @
parish center
7 pm ~ Choir
7 pm ~ Rosario (capilla)
Rummage Sale Opens ~ 9 am—6 pm
Thursday, October 16
Weekday
Eph 1: 1-10 Lk 11: 47-54
8:00 am
Friday, October 17
St. Ignatius of Antioch,
bishop and martyr
Eph 1: 11-14 Lk 12: 1-7
8:00 am Liturgy of the Word, with communion
~ In the Chapel
7 pm ~ Rosario (capilla)
Rummage Sale Opens ~ 9 am—6 pm
Saturday, October 18
St. Luke, Evangelist
2 Tm 4: 10-17b Lk 10: 1-9
7:30 am ~ Albert Rondot—Rich & Cindy Henry &
family
4:30 pm ~ Viola Brothers—Betty Viola
3:15 pm ~ Confessions
7 pm ~ Rosario (capilla)
Last Day of Rummage Sale ~ 8 am –11 am
2nd Collection for Mission Sunday
Sunday, October 19
Twenty-Ninth Sunday in
Ordinary Time
Is 45: 1, 4-6 1 Thes 1: 1-5b
Mt 22: 15-21
8:15 am ~ Jim DeWitt—Dick, Anne, Greg & Gretchen 9:15 am ~ K-5 Faith Formation @ SMS
Switzer
6:30 pm ~SCOOCH ( high school youth group)
10:30 am ~ Gary McIlwain—Dominic, Kerry &
meets in Rm. 119 @ SMS
Meghan Vitaro 7 pm ~ Rosario (capilla)
10:30 am Mass ~ Children’s Mass
2nd Collection for Mission Sunday
Elsbeth Gerum—Rummage Sale Workers
7 pm ~ Rosario (capilla)
Rummage Sale Opens ~ 9 am—6 pm
SCHEDULES WEEKEND OF OCTOBER 18-19
MASS
ALTAR SERVERS
LECTORS
COMMENTATORS
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS
SATURDAY
OCT. 18, 4:30 PM
M. & M. Hutteman
S. Hartman
J. Addyman
B. Hegeman, E. Ahrans, M. Hegeman*
J. Bouwens, R. Dewa, P. Dewa
SUNDAY
OCT. 19, 8:15 AM
P. Donnelly
L. Porter
C. Hasseler
I. Colon, G. Donnelly, K. Blondell*
D. Nicoletta, D. Rojas, G. Porter
SUNDAY
OCT. 19, 10:30 AM
J. Camblin
E. Mrzywka
The Children
B. Iocco
L. DeRue, J. Housecamp, K. Camblin*
K. Zappia, R. Pryzbyc, B. Gibbons
CHILDREN’S LITURGY
Older Group
Younger Group
CHILDREN’S
Youth Help
MASS
bold = bread minister, * = cup washer
OCT. 19, 10:30 AM
MONEY COUNTERS:
R. Dewa, Captain
A new Bible Study will be
starting the last week of
October. If you aren't already in a group, then please
pray about it. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn
together! Stay tuned for the
details about the study. The "Keeping the
Spirit Alive" Planning Team
Howard Family FALL RUMMAGE SALE begins Tuesday, OCTOBER 14th
PARISH OFFICE
CLOSED
Tuesday, 10/14
Wednesday, 10/15
Thursday, 10/16
Friday, 10/17
Saturday, 10/18
9 am—6 pm
9 am—6 pm
9 am—6 pm
9 am—6 pm
8 am—11 am
st. Michael's parishioners are invited to
shop after all masses THIS WEEKEND
OCTOBER 13TH
Please come help after the sale ends, Saturday,
with take down and clean up. Thank you.
St. Michael’s Church
Newark, New York
FROM THE...
My dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ:
I would like to extend an invitation to all families who are making plans for the education of their children to take part in an extraordinary opportunity on November 5 and November 6, 2014. On those two
consecutive days, all of our diocesan Catholic Schools will hold Open
Houses with extended hours and tours. I would be most grateful, as
well, if parents and grandparents of children already in our schools
would encourage other parents to consider visiting a Catholic School on
those days and share with them your own experiences of these faithfilled places of learning.
Why consider Catholic Schools? For our ancestors, the immigrants who were strangers on America’s shores, Catholic Schools provided an opportunity never before experienced: the chance to receive a
high-quality education within the context of our treasured faith. As a
result, well-educated children came forth to number themselves among
the leaders in many different professions, both civil and ecclesial; many
devoted their lives to the Lord as priest, deacons, religious sisters and
brothers.
With all of the challenges of the world in the 21st Century, I
believe our young people need and desire the high academic standard
for which our schools are known, an education in which Christ is the
center and which is rooted in our Catholic values. By collaborating with
parents in forming their children’s faith and character, by working together to allow each child to reach his or her full potential, we can give our
young people a firm foundation on which to build their lives, and the
internal moral compass necessary to navigate an increasingly complex
world.
Please consider attending one of these Open Houses. A complete list can be found at www.dorschools.org. Discover for yourselves
what generations of families have come to know: a Catholic education
truly is a gift that lasts a lifetime.
With unceasing prayers for you and your children, and humbly
asking for a remembrance in your faithful prayers, I remain
Devotedly yours in Christ,
The Most Reverend Salvatore R. Matano
Bishop of Rochester
Faith Sandwiched In… Are you interested in reading Pope
Francis’ “The Joy of the Gospel”? We would meet either on
Tuesdays or Wednesdays at the parish Center at 11:45 am and
would end around 1 pm. If you are interested, please contact
Pat at the parish Center, 331-6753 or [email protected]
ALTAR SERVER TRAINING - We will begin training new altar servers, in grades 4-8 on Saturday,
November 8th at 11 AM. Training will take place
in the church Please consider this liturgical ministry as a step in sharing your Ɵme with your
church family. You are needed and are an important part of
the liturgy. Any quesƟons please see Father Felix or Pat.
Please call the office before November 5 to let us know you
will be coming to the training.
October 12, 2014
Twenty-Eighth Sunday In Ordinary Time
Comunidad del Evangelio Que Ayuda
Cuando fuimos bautizados, nuestros padres aceptaron que
sus hijos fuéramos miembros de la Iglesia, el Pueblo de Dios.
Así somos: hijos e hijas de Dios luchando ser fieles a la misión
de Jesús, pero a veces sintiéndonos sobrecargados. El Espíritu
Santo empezó a habitar dentro de nosotros, ayudándonos responder a nuestro llamado de ser discípulos de Jesucristo, seguidores de Jesucristo. Nuestra Iglesia Católica intenta animar a
sus miembros vivir no por sí mismos sino para los demás. El
Espíritu Santo ha hecho surgir en medio del pueblo y de las parroquias comunidades más pequeñas que acogen la Buena Nueva de Jesucristo, transformando la propia vida, la sociedad y las
creaturas según los valores del evangelio. Ha sido posible en
comunidades más pequeñas que en parroquia grandes: intentando pasar de una Iglesia centrada en sí misma a una Iglesia más
solidaria y misionera. De las parroquias surgen diversas comunidades con estilos y acentos distintos.
Sí, como parroquia hacemos mucho, pero desde el compartimiento en grupos más pequeños a veces es más fácil encontrar a
Jesucristo en el evangelio. Los grupos más pequeños son expresiones de la Iglesia misma: una comunidad convocada por la
Palabra de Dios, centrada en Jesucristo, alimentada por la Eucaristía, unida a sus pastores, para cumplir su misión de anunciar
el Evangelio, ayudándola a descubrir la verdadera y total dimensión del hombre en su compromiso mayor con la justicia.
Nosotros bautizados queremos buscar el Reino de Dios, intentando hacer diariamente lo que pensamos que Dios quiere de
nosotros. No podemos actuar como robots haciendo cosas de
nuestra religión solamente porque es una regla o una ley. Dentro de la comunidad debemos tener un espacio de diálogo en la
fe, respetando las diferentes opciones, sin exigir a todos sus
miembros profesar una misma ideología en cuestiones opinables.
Vivir en comunidad es signo público del misterio de comúnunión junto a otras personas compartiendo lo material y espiritual. La comunidad es un testimonio de la presencia del Reino
que nos invita a vivir en fraternidad como hijos de Dios y su
misión evangelizadora. Necesitamos convivir con otras personas a través de las cuales nuestra fe, compromiso, amor y esperanza adquieren sentido. Hay una expresión de lo personal con
un intercambio de ideas y también una expresión de lo comunitario, intentando vivir un ideal de un compromiso.Al ser parte
de una comunidad debemos ayudar a los demás; debemos convertirnos de una mentalidad individualista a una mentalidad
comunitaria. La vida comunitaria promueve la apertura al otro a
fin de que nazca el nosotros, que haga realidad la comunicación
de bienes espirituales, humanos y materiales. Vivir en comunidad crea en sus miembros una verdadera amistad fundada en el
amor a Jesucristo.
Hermana Kay
Actividades de la Comunidad Hispana
1.Todos los días de octubre, 7:00 p.m. en la capilla:
Rezo del Rosario dur ante el mes del r osar io
2. Reflexión Bíblica y Estudio del Credo
El grupo se reunirá en la capilla los martes después del rezo del
rosario, empezando el 7 de oct.
3. Celebración de la Misa, viernes, 24 de octubre, 7:00 p. m.
en la capilla, y después de la misa hay una hora social.
Next weekend the 2nd collection, 10/18-10/19 is
for World Mission Sunday. “The measure of the
greatness of a society is found in the way it
treats those most in need, those who have nothing apart from their poverty.”-Pope Francis. The prayers &
sacrifices offered will support the missionary activity of the
church.
FOOD CLOSET ITEMS NEEDED THIS WEEK:
BEANS (pork & beans, lentils, etc.)
Please leave in the gathering space. Thank you.
St. Michael’s Church
Newark, New York
Dear Church Family,
Today we celebrate the 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time,
and are again gifted with a gospel reading that contains
another of Jesus’ parables. In it, Jesus yet again is striving
to convey his message to the chief priests and elders of the
community. Jesus was (and is) persistent! He never gave
up trying to get these “holy” men to understand the truth
of salvation. We too are called to be persistent on our faith
journey. We are called to follow Jesus, and to travel HIS
path to freedom. We need to keep on that path—even
when detours or roadblocks deter us. So, the question
is...how do we do that?
Today’s second reading from St. Paul’s Letter to the
Philippians tells us that Christ will supply us with all we
need. “I can do all things in him who strengthens
me.” This is a familiar and often quoted Scripture passage,
and rightfully so, as it simply and pointedly sums up our
faith in one sentence. Jesus gives us everything we need
to reach salvation—he gifts us with his love, compassion
and mercy—yet it’s up to us to accept it and use his gifts
wisely.
Today’s gospel reading is about acceptance as well...as
we hear the Parable of the Wedding Banquet. There are
many invited guests, but not many actually attend.
The Parable plays out this way: the king represents God;
the servants are angels; the son, of course, is Jesus, and
the wedding itself represents our ultimate destination—
heaven. All this glory! A banquet of riches is ours for the
taking. We are all invited to partake in the feast—but not
everyone does. Why? Because some of us refuse the
conditions that need to be met to receive salvation. Some
of us are “too busy” with what we think is important. Some
of us have our own notions of what must be done to
receive salvation, and they don’t always coincide with what
God asks of us. God wants us to commit ourselves to living
for Jesus...in all that we do. He certainly doesn’t expect
perfection, but at the very least we need to try. Jesus tells
us that it really isn’t difficult to reach heaven—but we have
to do it HIS way, not our way.
Jesus willingly died for us. He bore the cross with the
heavy weight of our sinfulness, and in doing so opened the
gates of heaven to us all! If his love for us gave him such
courage, doesn’t it only seem right that we sacrifice for him
as well?
In his great love for us he gave us free will...the ability to
make our own choices and create our own destiny. We can
accept his invitation to the banquet or we can reject it. The
choice is ours to make. Still, if we ask God for help in
making the “right” decisions he will gladly give it. If we
attend our own banquet of the Eucharist each week we will
be fortified to live as we are called to, the sacraments, the
holy mass—all of this nurtures our faith and our ability to
live up who we are called to be—God’s chosen people.
Really, this one is a no-brainer...why would we chose to
live any other way than for God? Without faith there is no
life. Say YES to God’s invitation. Work with determination
to live as the Christians we are! Yup, it can be hard
work...but the reward to too great to refuse!
Let’s always pray for those (who for whatever reason)
can’t find it in their heart to accept God’s invitation. And let
us also pray for each other, so that we find purpose on our
life journey and continue to follow Jesus—detours,
roadblocks and all.
Have a great week. Love, Jeanette
October 12, 2014
Twenty-Eighth Sunday In Ordinary Time
YOUTH NEWS from Jeanette
There are no faith formation classes or youth
group gatherings this week due to the holiday
weekend, but classes for grades K—5 will
resume on Oct. 19, as will SCOOCH (high
school youth group).
KFC (middle school
youth group) will meet again on Monday, Oct.
20. Both youth groups gather in the school
youth room (#119) from 6:30—8:00 PM.
Looking ahead: First Penance preparation
will begin on Saturday, Oct. 25th at 10:00 AM
with a parent/child meeting in the Church
Hall. Remember, if your child is planning on
receiving First Communion in the Spring, they
must first participate in First Penance.
Subsequent meetings will be Nov. 15th and
Dec. 6th. The sacrament will be celebrated
at our Advent Penance Service on Dec. 13th
@ 11:00 AM. If you have any questions please
contact me.
Apple Pie Bake supplies are needed…The annual Apple
Pie Bake is scheduled for November 22nd. We are now collecting supplies. We need CRISCO BRAND SHORTENING, sugar, flour and cinnamon. A box is on the porch of the Parish Center and in the gathering space for donation dropoff. Thank you so much for your support.
Phantom of the Opera
WITH LIVE PIPE ORGAN ACCOMPAINMENT
Our Music Director, Tim Schramm will be at the pipe
organ console for a special concert that will include a
screening of the Black & White 1925 film
Phantom of the Opera
starring Lon Chaney and Mary Philibin.
See a silent movie the way it was
meant to be seen!
Saturday, October 25, 2014 at 7 pm
Tickets available at the door
Suggested donation :
$5 per person $20 per family
FOR MORE DETAILS
CALL THE PARISH CENTER, 331-6753
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October 12, 2014
Twenty-Eighth Sunday In Ordinary Time
St. Michael’s Church
Newark, New York
To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under heaven
“… a time to be born…”
“...a time to love…”
“… a time to be healed…”
Please pray for the sick of our Parish.
Steven Sapp, Leigh Ann Henry, Ben Hartman, Claire Childs, Kim Zielinski, Gloria Santell, Kathy Dunn, Ed Grabowski, Mary Santoro,
Cathy Wilhelm, David Murphy, Darlene Fletcher, Cecelia Cassavino, Maritza Comer, Matthew Buttaccio, Linda Kaiser
ET Trunick, Jr, Donald Pieters, Jean Condit, Joan Weimann, Bernie Armitage, Jim DeMott, Jerry Sielawa, Joe Gallant, Tony Salamone,
Marie Jansen, Mary Santelli, Georgette Eagley, Mary Gilligan, Frank D’Amico, Elizabeth Jones, Ron Atikinson, Cliff Galusha & Pearl Johnson
And please pray for our Parish friends.
Polly Barnes, Barbara Gallant, Idalya Estevez & Lynn Goodman,
“… a time to die…”
Pascual Torres, brother of Cosme Torres
“… and a time for peace.”
In our world and for all people, military and civilian, who are in the midst of war. Ecclesiastes 3:11
Sacrificial Giving
September 2014
$28,123.00
Many thanks for
September 2013
$26,936.00
your support of
7/1/14-9/30/14
$75,949.00
St. Michael’s
7/1/13-9/30/13
$79,599.00
Annual Contributions: $23,300.00
CATHOLIC MINISTRIES APPEAL
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versus last year’s Sunday collections.
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