April 17, 2016 Bulletin

WE BELIEVE. WE BELONG. WE REJOICE IN GOD’S MERCY.
April 17, 2016
VOCATIONS 2016
THIS WEEKEND: Fourth Sunday of Easter
Food Collection for Pittsford Food Cupboard
Knights of Columbus Recruitment Weekend
THIS WEEK AT ST. LOUIS (Daily Mass Schedule p.2)
MONDAY - APRIL 18
6:30 am - Men’s Spirituality Group, Manse
6:45 pm - Knights of Columbus, Parish Mtg Hall
TUESDAY - APRIL 19
No 6:45 am Mass
7:30 am - Understanding Sunday’s Scriptures,
Manse
4:30 pm - Living Faith Last Class,
Parish Meeting Hall
7:00 pm - Fruit of the Vine, PMH
WEDNESDAY - APRIL 20
7:00 pm - Gospel of Luke, Reddington Hall Lower
Level Learning Center
7:30 pm - Regional Charismatic Prayer Grp, PMH
THURSDAY - APRIL 21
No 6:45 am Mass
6:30 pm - First Eucharist Family Session, Church
7:00 pm - Holy Hour, TBD
FRIDAY - APRIL 22
9:10 am - St. Louis School/Earth Day Mass, Church
All are welcome!
7:00 pm - Challenge Teen Girls’ Group, PMH
SATURDAY - APRIL 23
2nd Collection for Catholic Home Missions
11:00 am - First Eucharist Mass
3:30 pm - Confessions
4:30 pm - Mass, First Eucharist
(Sign Language Interpreted)
SUNDAY - APRIL 24
2nd Collection for Catholic Home Missions
7:30 am - Mass
9:00 am - Mass, Children’s Choir
11:00 am - Mass, First Eucharist
5:00 pm - Mass
6:15 pm - Middle & High School Youth Groups
Members of St. Louis Church talk often about vocations. Many times we
speak in terms of all occupations and life situations, such as a salesperson
or stay-at-home dad. For our purposes, through this column, we will define
the term “vocation” as the Priesthood in the Roman Catholic Church in the
Diocese of Rochester. While specific, the impact of this topic is broad and
designed to give us a wake up call.
This pie chart pictured reflects the
ages of all the priests serving in our
diocese. If you look closely, you
will see that 75% of our priests are
60 years old or older and 87% of
our priests are older than 50.
Nationwide the number of priests
has changed dramatically:
1930 – 27,000 priests
1970 – 59,192 priests
(about a 120% increase)
2014 – 38,275 priests
(about a 65% decrease!)
Includes bishops, all diocesan priests, extern and
assigned order priests as of 10/2015
St. Louis Church parishioners should feel quite blessed to have three of the
finest priests ever in the diocese guiding our faith community. Yet, do you
know how many priests have come from the St. Louis family? Zero, nada,
none. The first mention of a Roman Catholic Church in Pittsford goes back
to 1874. That’s 142 years ago. It is time to identify and encourage more
men to consider the priesthood. How can one of the finest and most active
churches (filled with some of the most dedicated Catholic families) not
have produced one Diocesan priest?
Over the next several bulletins, we will explore the priesthood and how
some of our priests answered the call. Also, you will discover why, without
our priests, we would have no Mass. Members of the Vocations Team hope
you will find these articles interesting and inspiring. Join us in helping
identify future priests from our parish.
Bless you all,
Dick Yule, Chair
St. Louis Vocations Team
“God became man so that man could become God.” ~ St. Augustine
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PASCHAL JOY: THE EUCHARIST
Mass Intentions for This Week
MONDAY - APRIL 18
FRIDAY - APRIL 22
11:00 am Catherine Aquavella Linda Lord
5:15 pm Rita Melos John & Bernie Eilertsen
9:10 am St. Louis School/Earth Day
Mass
11:00 am Thomas G. Hohman Thiemes Family
5:15 pm Matt Bryce - Mom & Dad
Acts 11:1-18/Jn 10:1-10
TUESDAY - APRIL 19
SATURDAY - APRIL 23
Acts 11:19-26/Jn 10:22-30
No 6:45 am Mass
We invite you to have a
Sanctuary Lamp lit at the
Blessed Sacrament to have
your very special intentions
remembered for a week.
To arrange this, please call or visit the
Ministry Center. The Thursday Holy
Hour Ministry will offer special
prayers for your intention.
Acts 13:44-52/Jn 14:7-14
11:00 am Dorothy Jay Thomas Family
WEDNESDAY - APRIL 20
Acts 12:24--13:5a/Jn 12:44-50
11:00 am Special Intention in honor of
St. Ann - Ann Ricci
5:15 pm George Cowley VFW Post 4658
THURSDAY - APRIL 21
Acts 13:13-25/Jn 13:16-20
No 6:45 am Mass
Acts 13:26-33/Jn 14:1-6
SPECIAL INTENTIONS
11:00 am Bill Bauerschmidt Ed & Joan Lennert
9:00 am Marian Battle - Mattina Family
11:00 am First Eucharist Mass
4:30 pm Mass, First Eucharist
Bolick & Hedy Siergiey Family
SUNDAY - APRIL 24
Three lamps will burn
In Memory of
Eileen Cahill
by the Bird Family.
5th Sunday of Easter
Acts 14:21-27/Rv 21:1-5a/Jn 13:31-33a,
34-35
7:30 am Anthony Foti St. Louis Council
Knights of Columbus
9:00 am Harry Voss Cosenza Family
11:00 am Mass, First Eucharist
Andrew Eilertsen John & Rachael
5:00 pm Wm. H. Perham III Perham Family
All Victims of AntiChristian Violence
Saturday & Sunday, April 23 and 24
Altar
Servers
Extraordinary Ministers of
Holy Communion
Lector
Liturgical
Assistants
4:30 pm
E. VanDusen
F. Jeff
A. Herdklotz, C. Herdklotz, D. Huver, I. Lati, M. Leonardo,
K. Maclaren, L. Nunn, M. Mench
S. Schrecker
S. McKenna
J. & L. Nunn
7:30 am
G. Lane
K. Revekant
G. Shea, P. Shea, M. J. Decker, C. Jackson, P. Kling,
A. Tomaino, N. Tomaino, R. Wiener
R. Dewan
H. Messina
M. J. Decker
9:00 am
S, Welch
D. Calcagno
T. Infantino, D. Infantino, G. Gebbie, K. Calcagno, A. Wilt,
C. Lanahan, R. Calcagno, E. Ramos, M. Monley, C. Thomas
S. Payne
V. Gauvin
D. & D.
Infantino
11:00 am H. Gerstner
J. Gerstner
C. Carpenter, R. Willison, J. Rachfal, K. Kammholz,
D. McKeown, K. Mersich, P. Mersich, A. Roberts, N. Roberts,
M. McGrath
P. Mallon
J. Bernacki
D. & B.
Varrenti
5:00 pm
K. Hester, M. E. Holvey, C. Hester, K. Hettrich, A. Holvey,
E. K. Mancini, J. Tirabassi, N. Tirabassi
M. T. Friel
M. T. Friel
R. Strassell-Mills
J. Powers
Sunday Communion Service - April 24
The Highlands - Jim Haefner
Heather Heights - Mary Ann Monley
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St. Louis Church, Pittsford, NY
April 17, 2016
PASCHAL JOY: THE BIBLE COMES ALIVE
Fourth Sunday of Easter
Looking Ahead:
Fifth Sunday of Easter
1st Reading: Acts 13:14, 43-52
Filled with joy and the Holy Spirit
1st Reading: Acts 14:21-27
The door of faith is opened
2nd Reading: Revelation 7:9, 14b-17
God will wipe away every tear
2nd Reading: Revelation 21:1-5a
Behold, I make all things new
Gospel: John 10:27-30
My sheep hear my voice
Gospel: John 13:31-33a, 34-35
Love one another!
Joy and the Holy Spirit
Elizabeth’s unborn child leapt for joy in the womb when
expectant Mary came visiting. Angels brought glad tidings
of great joy at Jesus’ birth. Luke lets us know right from
the start that his message is a joyful one. There is joy in
the Gospel, and we hear about the Holy Spirit in the very
first chapter. But the joy truly breaks out in book two, the
Acts of the Apostles, and the Holy Spirit becomes a lead
character. Joy and the Holy Spirit both figure in today’s
first reading. Here is the best part: the joy doesn’t depend
on what is going on around these early Christians. Trouble
gets stirred up, they are being persecuted, but there is joy
on the inside. Joy in experiencing the Holy Spirit leading,
strengthening, guiding them. Joy in experiencing the Lord
with them. Joy in knowing they are right where God
wants them to be, doing the right thing for the right reason. Luke trusts that there is little reason to explain that
joy. Hopefully his readers know all about it from experience. Watch for joy around you when you come to Mass
next week.
Priesthood and Deaconate Ordinations
Speaking of vocations, Deacon Ordination will take place
on Saturday, May 28, at 10:00 a.m. at Sacred Heart Cathedral. Priesthood Ordination will take place on Saturday,
June 4 at 10:30 a.m. at Sacred Heart Cathedral. Have you
ever attended an ordination? Here is a perfect opportunity
to support Victor Sanchez, and to experience the beauty
and spiritual richness of the deaconite ordination. Mark
your calendar now! St. Louis is Victor’s home parish
away from home in Colombia, so he will be celebrating
his first Mass as a newly ordained deacon here at
St. Louis, on Sunday, May 29 at 11:00 a.m. followed by a
reception at 12:15 p.m. Another opportunity not to be
missed! Mark your calendar now, and watch for details!
Safe in God’s Hands
There are many ways a young person can hear God’s call
and begin to discern their vocation. Often members of
their community seeing gifts in them, seeing a special
something, and asking if they have ever thought of
priesthood or religious life, is the first nudge. Have you
encouraged vocations today??
Shepherding 101
Next weekend April 23/24 is our
First Eucharist weekend! There will
be a special First Eucharist Mass on
Saturday at 11:00AM. First Eucharist
will also be at the Saturday, 4:30PM, and
Sunday, 11:00AM Masses. Please pray
for all of the children preparing to come
to the Table of the Eucharist for their 1st time!
After two fairly lengthy Gospels the past two weeks,
today we hear five short sentences from John. Yet those
five sentences truly deliver! We can know the Lord’s
voice. He knows us, leads us, gives us eternal life. Most
precious of all – once in God’s hands we are safe, forever.
Next time you are at Mass, when the bread and wine are
brought to the altar, and lifted up to the Lord, think of
yourself being offered as well, placed safe in God’s hands.
Shepherding was fairly common in the hill country of
Galilee. Those listening to Jesus would have understood
his pastoral images. At night, sheep were brought into a
sheepfold, a safe protected place. Various flocks would be
brought together to a common area. But in the morning,
each shepherd would call to his flock. Recognizing the
voice of their own shepherd, they would separate back
out, each flock heading to its particular pasture, following
their own shepherd. Exposure to the same voice leads to
familiarity. Following the shepherd’s voice leads to safe
pasture. How does that work for us? Pick up a Bible,
spend plenty of time in the Gospels, and Jesus’ voice will
become familiar!
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CATHOLIC HOME MISSIONS COLLECTION NEXT WEEKEND, APRIL 24 & 25
Many dioceses right here in the United States do not have enough priests
and trained lay ministers to serve their
parishes. These dioceses are known as home missions.
The Catholic Home Missions Appeal will take place next
weekend to support these dioceses by funding essential
ministries, including seminary education and lay ministry
training. Please be generous in this Appeal and share your
resources to strengthen the Church at home.
St. Louis Church, Pittsford, NY
April 17, 2016
OUR PARISH FAMILY’S STEWARDSHIP
THIS WEEK’S TITHING WILL SUPPORT
SUPPORTING OUR PARISH
April
Collection
Attendance
3
$19,233.00
1,287
10
$15,882.00
1,483
PITTSFORD FOOD CUPBOARD
NEXT WEEK’S TITHING WILL SUPPORT
NOTRE DAME LEARNING CENTER
I Will
Notre Dame Learning Center (NDLC) located at 71
Parkway, Rochester 14608 resides in the Charles Settlement Building. This ministry of the School Sisters of
Notre Dame was established in 2004 to address the
needs of Rochester children having difficulty in school.
Many city children have poor study habits, and lack basic reading
and math skills, and need help outside the regular classroom setting.
No matter how dedicated their school teachers are, some children fall
through the cracks. Students come from the Rochester City School
District as well as public, Catholic, charter and private schools. Some
parents or guardians are reluctant or unable to help with homework
because of their own educational background, or lack of it. Some
children have no one who is really interested in them or who can give
them one-on-one attention.
In years past, lawyers or financial advisors
assisting someone with their will would have
almost automatically asked "Do you plan on
leaving anything to support your church (or
synagogue)?" As a result, including the church
in one's will was quite common. Many a retired
priest can tell of a time when the roof was
leaking, a boiler needed to be replaced, or some
other emergency arose, and miraculously, the
money appeared just in time through a bequest.
Have you considered including a bequest to
St. Louis Church, our school, or Saint’s Place in
your will? Have you suggested to family that,
in your obituary, you would like to encourage
friends or family to make a contribution to
St. Louis? In this Easter season, pray about
it please.
At the Notre Dame Learning Center, children are tutored on an individual basis. Each student works on an academic area of Reading/
English Language Arts and Mathematics, suggested by the parent,
teacher, or as a result of diagnostic testing. Their volunteer tutors are
kept up-to-date on the common core curriculum. Tutors not only help
the children in their academic year of need, but also help them gain
self-confidence and inspire them to be the best they can be. Parents
say the bond formed between student and tutor is as beneficial as the
academic help. NDLC serves over 40 school children each semester.
Tutoring is free; however, there is a $10 per child per class registration fee for those who can afford it. There is now a High School
Equivalency preparation program that meets Monday - Thursday
mornings with volunteers who teach Mathematics, Social Studies,
English and Science. Visit us at www.ndlcenter.org. To volunteer as
a tutor, for other volunteer opportunities, to give a gift from our wish
list, or for more information, please call Sr. Evelyn Breslin at
254-5110 or by email at [email protected]. Prayers are always
welcome. Education renders a huge strike at the causes of poverty.
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On-line
Collection
Month-toDate
$35,105.00
A COLD DAY FOR SPRING CLEAN-UP!
Annual Information Meeting:
Chris Lynge, Parish Council member and
liaison for St. Louis Grounds & Facilities
Team, thanks the brave volunteers who faced a chilly,
but thankfully sunny day to dig in, dig up and clean-up
our church and school grounds on April 2nd!
The crew members were:
Jim Napier, Paul & Andrew
Cunningham, Rob Rahbari
and his son Audi, and
Brian Fox!
Thanks guys! Your effort
was very generous, and your
talent with a rake – outstanding!
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St. Louis Church Haiti Task Force Team
Please come to learn about our 45 year old parish team
which efficiently accomplishes so much. “Many hands
make light work” as it is said. Could you with your friends
give a helping hand with Fr. Rick Frechette's “Meet and
Greet” reception in August, or maybe the September
Corn Sale, or the Fall Ornament Sale? We will unveil the
"rustic chic" 2016 heart ornaments (so appropriate for this
Holy Year of Mercy). New members are always welcome
to join this parish team.
Date: Tuesday, April 26, 7PM until 8PM
Location – Meeting Room below the Parish Mtg Hall
Follow direction signs at Narthex door.
Any questions, please call: Marcia Mendola 381-6872.
St. Louis Church, Pittsford, NY
April 17, 2016
FAITH FORMATION FAMILY ZONE
for
Mother’s Day
$20.00 per dozen
Pre-Pay Orders will be taken after
All masses on April 16 & 17, 23 & 24.
We accept cash or checks made payable
to St. Louis Church.
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St. Louis Church, Pittsford, NY
April 17, 2016
LEARNING, TEACHING, HONORING
A LEGACY OF
ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE and FAITH
Parents, grandparents, alumni, friends and supporters of
the St. Louis School family can now be a permanent part
of St. Louis School. If you have a current student in the
school, a family member that you would like to remember,
are interested in honoring a teacher, past alum or just
want to leave a footprint on SLS, consider ordering a
commemorative brick.
With a brick in the SLS Legacy Walkway, your personal
inscription will live forever at the school that shapes the
lives of thousands of children. For additional information,
please contact Dawn Schnell at
[email protected].
St. Louis School • 11 Rand Place, Pittsford, NY 14534 • 585.586.5200 • slspittsford.org
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St. Louis Church, Pittsford, NY
April 17, 2016
LEARNING, TEACHING, PRAYING
Tutors Needed!
Monday & Thursday Evenings
Our Monday tutoring program which
meets from 4:45- 6:00 pm at Guardian Angels School at
2016 East Henrietta Road needs tutors for Iraqi women.
Our Thursday program which meets from 4:45- 6:00 pm
at the Greek Orthodox Church of the Holy Spirit at
835 South Ave. near Highland hospital is also in need of
tutors. Right now we need someone for two 5 year old
girls, two boys 7 and 8 years old, and a Bhutanese woman
who has passed her citizenship test and wants to work
on conversation.
As of May 5, we will lose some of our Nazareth tutors
and will need tutors for an 8 year old girl, a 10 year old
girl, and an Iraqi young man who is attending Monroe
Community College and needs help with his school work.
Our tutors are high school students, college students, and
adults. We hope you can join us and make a difference in
someone’s life while enriching yours.
If you can help, contact Geri Dolan at 278-8244 or
[email protected]
Weddings Bells...
We pray for this couple as they
prepare for their wedding celebration:
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Erica Lavere & Paul DiMarco, May 21
Kylie Kimber & Daniel Olson, May 28
Heather Haffen & Brett Lane, June 4
Christina Keltz & Richard Ruscio, June 11
Why on Earth am I here?
A boat without a rudder usually ends up in the weeds. That's not where God wants you!
God has a purpose for your life…to bring Christ to the world with your hands and your voice.
It's your VOCATION.
Today, we celebrate World Day of Prayer for Vocations and pray for all Christian
vocations – married, single, ordained, and consecrated religious.
May Mary, Mother and guide of Jesus, intercede for our faith community, so that, made fruitful by the Holy Spirit,
it may be a source of true vocations for the service of the holy People of God. Amen
from Message of His Holiness Pope Francis on the Occasion of
the 53rd World Day of Prayer for Vocations, April 17, 2016
If you would like to talk with someone about a possible vocation to priesthood, please contact the Diocesan Office
of Priesthood Vocation Awareness at 585-328-3210, ext. 1373 or visit www.ROCpriest.org for more information.
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St. Louis Church, Pittsford, NY
April 17, 2016
JOIN US!
St. Louis Knights of Columbus
Next Meeting, Monday, April 18
Parish Meeting Hall
Hope everyone had a Happy, Holy Easter!
Our meeting begins with the Rosary at 6:45 PM and a
business meeting following at 7:00 PM. Our meeting
agenda includes discussing the Membership Drive for
April 16 & 17 at all the Masses.
At our March meeting, Mark Abbott was nominated for
Recorder. (All offices are for one year, nominations are
not closed until the election at the May Meeting, every
office can be contested except the Financial Secretary
who is appointed by the Supreme Council.)
Officers to be Elected at the May meeting are:
Grand Knight: Dick Hilliard
Deputy Grand Knight: Michael DeCocq
Chancellor: Dan Dwyer
Treasurer: Joseph DiPrima
Warden: Joseph Salipante
Recorder: Mark Abbott
Guard: Ron Serio
Trustee 3 Years: Rick Whelehan
St. Louis Women’s Bereavement Group
Begins April 30!
Mourning the loss of someone you love is never easy, but
there is hope. St. Louis Women’s Bereavement Group is a
support group for women who have experienced the death
of someone they love.
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Begins Saturday, April 30 and will run for 6 weeks
Meets on the St. Louis Church campus
Sessions meet from 9:45 to 11:00am
Offers a safe place to share your grief with others
Provides love and support to help in the healing
process
Men of the Parish interested in becoming a Member
of St Louis Council can pick up one of the applications
in the hallway by the Narthex or contact one of our
members. Any Questions please contact the Grand Knight
Rick Whelehan at 585-442-6257 or e-mail:
[email protected]
Men of St. Louis Parish
This weekend, April 16 and 17, we are
having a Membership Drive after all the
Masses. Why not stop by and talk to one of
our Brother Knights and ask about Joining?
Have you ever been asked to become a Knight of
Columbus? Would you like to belong to the Largest
Catholic Men's Organization in the World? Are you 18
years of age? Are you a practicing Catholic? If you
answered YES to these questions, YOU are a perfect
Candidate to become a Knight of Columbus!
Be uplifted knowing the Lord blesses those who mourn.
Thank You for your time, and God Bless you in all
you do.
Come and make new friends who are facing similar losses.
Contact: Joseph DiPrima, 943-3668,
e-mail: [email protected] OR
Rick Whelehan, 797-4638, e-mail:
[email protected]
Let’s walk this journey together. For more information
contact Cris Wensel at [email protected].
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St. Louis Church, Pittsford, NY
April 17, 2016
LAST, BUT NOT LEAST!
WEDDING JUBILEE MASS AT SACRED HEART CATHEDRAL
A CALL TO CARE FOR OUR COMMON HOME
The Most Reverend Salvatore Matano will preside at a Wedding
Jubilee Mass to honor couples who have been married 25 years or
more on Sunday, May 22 at 2:00 PM at Sacred Heart Cathedral in
Rochester. A reception will follow the Mass to honor the attendees.
You do not need to register in order to attend.
(In the words of Pope Francis)
If you would like your name and anniversary (25, 50 and above)
to be included in the Marriage Anniversaries section of the Catholic
Courier ‘s June print edition, please send an email, or a letter with
the following information: Names, Church/Town where you were
married, wedding date/year.
Email: [email protected]
Mail: Wedding Anniversaries
Catholic Courier
P.O. Box 24379
Rochester, NY 14624-0379
Inspired by the teaching of Pope Francis, along with the
needs of our planet, its people and all living creatures,
the “Women of the Well” have created and are presenting
this program in story, song, prayer, and liturgical dance.
They will be assisted by Amy Voll and musicians from
St. John of Rochester Church. Come and see, come and
hear creation’s story in the beginning and over the years.
Come and hear the story of Nobel peace prize winner
Wangari Maathai, a Kenyan advocate for the greening
of our world. Come, be inspired to “care for our
common home”.
When? Tuesday evening, April 26th, 7:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Where? St. John of Rochester, 8 Wickford Way, Fairport
Cost? Free will donations kindly accepted.
Questions? Email Gloria Ulterino at [email protected].
Materials are available for further education and action.
You are also welcome to submit an anniversary of
25 or more years to be listed on the Courier’s website in June. However, due to space limitations, only
anniversaries of 25, 50 or more years will be listed
in the Courier’s print edition.
Young Adults, Don’t Miss Out
Theology on Tap
Monday Nights at 7:00 pm
Beale New Orleans Grille Bar
689 South Ave., Rochester 14620
Rochester, NY 14620
April 18, Confirmation: What it is, what it isn’t, and
why it still matters in your life
With Dominic Salamida, Director of Christian Formation,
St. Leo, Hilton
April 25, Mass: Go and Make Disciples:
The Great Commission
With Mary Dundas, Diocesan Coordinator
of Evangelization
May 2: Wait! How Many Gifts of the Holy Spirit
Are There?
With Leslie Barkin, Youth Minister, St. Catherine of
Siena, Mendon
May 9, Pentecost: Jewish & Christian Traditions
With Fr. George Heyman, President & Associate Professor in Biblical Studies, St. Bernard’s School of Theology
& Ministry
Theology on Tap is an opportunity for young adults to gather
to discuss and reflect on issues of faith.
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The Church provides a means for mourning
and support through the Liturgy of the Mass.
Parents and siblings, grandparents, family
members and friends are all welcome to attend
this Mass in remembrance of their child(ren).
If you cannot attend but would like to be included in a
support group specific to Catholic miscarriage and infant
loss or for further information please contact:
Janene Loughran 329-1974 or [email protected]
St. Louis Church, Pittsford, NY
April 17, 2016
PARISH STAFF DIRECTORY
PARISH OFFICES - Ministry Center
64 S. Main Street, 14534
(585) 586-5675; Fax 387-9888
Peggy Lynge, Faith Formation Coordinator,
ext. 230, [email protected]
PASTORAL STAFF:
Ted Bianculli, Youth Ministry Coordinator,
ext. 234, [email protected]
Rev. Robert Ring, Pastor,
ext. 225, [email protected]
Laurie Martin, Finance Director,
ext. 222, [email protected]
Deacon David Snyder,
[email protected]
586-5675
Sally Schrecker, Operations Manager,
ext. 235, [email protected]
Stephanie Honz, Pastoral Associate for
Liturgy and Liturgical Music,
ext. 251, [email protected]
Christine Wensel, Pastoral Associate,
ext. 224, [email protected]
Bea Hack, Liturgy Coordinator,
ext. 231, [email protected]
Birdie Proctor, Secretary/Bookkeeper,
ext. 227, [email protected]
Shannon Toot, Administration Support,
Faith Formation Support,
ext. 223, [email protected]
Barbara Thomas, Bulletin Editor,
ext. 236, [email protected]
Pat Spinelli, Parish Visitor,
ext. 232, [email protected]
Michelle Andrews-Smith
Director of Faith Formation,
ext. 233, [email protected]
Elizabeth Ministry, 586-5675, ext. 345
Isabel Miller, Executive Director,
Saint’s Place , 46 S. Main St.
Phone: 385-6860
[email protected]
In Residence at the Rectory:
Fr. Ray Booth
Msgr. Gerard Krieg
Fran Barr, Principal,
St. Louis School, 11 Rand Place
Phone: 586-5200 [email protected]
http://slspittsford.org/
Richard Whelehan, Grand Knight
Knights of Columbus
Phone: 585-797-4638
[email protected]
Suzy Ward, Chair,
Parish Council, 746-5676
James Schnell, Chair,
Finance Council, 267-7295
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Debbie Hoeft, Chair
Stewardship Council, 734-9705
[email protected]
St. Louis Church, Pittsford, NY
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