1 - Our Lady Queen of Apostles Church

Churchofthe
Annunciation
OurLadyQueenof
Apostles
414 Frankfort Street, Frankfort, NY 13340
(315) 894-2360 / Fax 894-2025
[email protected]
www.olqoa.info
109 West Street, Ilion, NY 13357
(315) 894-3766 / Fax 894-1550
[email protected]
www.annunciationilion.org
Office Hours
Monday – Friday
8:30am-4pm
Pastor:
Deacons:
Business Manager:
Coordinator of Rel. Ed:
Father Paul Catena
Michael Carbone & Dennis Jones
Francis Reina
Maryel Wallace
Secretary: Lori Cook
Music Director: John Schuyler
Assistant to CRE: Vicki Angell
Trustee: Paul Thibault
Trustee: Marianne Lee
Secretary: Patricia Viti
Cemetery Mgr: Sandy Edwards
Music Director: Carole Jean Crimmins
Assistant to CRE: Teresa Riscica
Trustee: Michael Oriolo
Trustee: Nancy Rutigliano
Mass Schedule
Saturday Vigil: 4pm
Sunday: 11am
Monday & Wednesday: 9am
Mass Schedule
Saturday Vigil: 5:30pm
Sunday: 9am
Tuesday & Thursday: 9am
Confession
Saturday: 3pm-3:45pm
or by appointment
Confession
Saturday: After 5:30pm Mass
or by appointment
Baptism, Marriage, and Anointing of the Sick: Please call the parish office.
15TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Saturday, July 9th
4pm
+Billy Angelichio, Jr. by Donna
+Michael Fitzer by Family
+David Sullivan by Loving Wife Beverly & Family
5:30pm
+Angelo Reina by Frank & Suzette Skowron & Family
+Josephine, Leo & Dom Zito, John & Terrance Murray by Fena
Murray
+Raymond Bates (Birth. Rem.) by Wife Josie & Daughter
Melissa & Family
+Matt Zennamo by David & Linda Tripoli
+Dominick Green by Diane Perillo
+Joseph “Jr” DeLuke by Fena Murray
+Agnes Marrone by John & Margaret Chippari
+Marie LaMonica by Joseph & Janet DiMartin
+2nd Anniv. Natale DiStefano by His Family
+Stephen Jaskowiak by The Addolorata Society
+Felice Mirabile by Jackie Valente
+Anthony “Andy” Tarnacki by Gina & Jim Seaman & Girls
+Charles Palumbo (Birth. Rem.) by The Family
+Deacon Sam Salamone by Mamie & Tom DellaPosta
+Karin Shannon by Sue Wren
+Julia Ferdula by Alan & Mayme Ann Kennell
+Holy Souls in Purgatory
+Millie Tubia by Jamie & Carrie Pizzo
+Francesca Pedone (Birth. Rem.) by Son John
Sunday, July 10th
9am
+Rose Iocovozzi-Seppi by Gus Maida
+Sam Tocco by Joseph A. Bello, Sr.
+Ted Molling II, Sam & Frances Rizzo; Jim & Rose Minosh & Peg
Eberle by Ted & Prudy Molling
+Barb Caiola (Happy Birth.—How many candles?) Love,
Your Family
+Antoinette M. Aiello & Carolyn Ashe by Ken, Fran & Family
+Bella Bono by Bob Oliver
+Deceased Members of Gillette, Bernardine & DeJohn Families by
Ceil DeJohn & Family
+Mary Ruffalo (Happy 102nd Birth.—the best) by Your Loving Siblings
+Joseph & Mary Riscica; Joanne Vivacqua by Family
+Poppy Carl Caiola (Birth. Rem.) by Gary, Michele & Poppy’s Boys
+Tom Recchio by Mary, Tony & Anthony Grasso
+Anniv. Robert (Marco) DeLuke by Children
+Antoinette Pianella by Angela Mirabile
+Julie Daley by Young at Heart
+Marie Russitano by Bob & Alma Entwistle
+Deacon Sam Salamone by Ann McKevitt
+Kathy Caiola Romano by Alan & Mayme Ann Kennell
+Tom Libous by Cousin Ida & Dom
+John Balio by Clem & Gloria Falzarano
+Steve Jaskowiak by Friends Tony & Matia Laura
+John Puzzilla by Daughter Matia Laura & Family
+Rosa Myrick by Dom & Ida Bellino
11am
Weekday
+Holy Souls in Purgatory by The Traglia Family
Masses
+Mon., July 11th
+Patrick Carney by Family
+Anniv. Joseph Cassella & Larry Cassella (Birth. Rem.) by Family
Tues., July 12
+Joseph “Jr” DeLuke by Mike & Michele Laura
+Matt Zennamo by Donald & Lois Sciortino
+Anthony Lamanna by Joseph & Nancy Diliberto
Wed., July 13th
+Margaret Carney, Elizabeth Barrett & Peg Marley by Daughters
Thurs., July 14th
+Matt Zennamo by Cecelia DeJohn
+Dominick Green by Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Camarata
+Marie Russitano Enzien by Julio & Joan DiMaggio
+Holy Souls in Purgatory by Tuesday Night Rosary Group
+Frank W. Jennings, Jr. (Birth. Rem.) by His Wife
Fri., July 8th—Weekday
Ilion/9am— Rosary/Prayers for Priests—No Mass
16TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Saturday, July 16th
4pm
+Donald & Helen North by The North Family
+Scott Dawley by Mom & Dad
+Mary Lu Ferrucci by Dinner Club Girls
5:30pm
+Angelo Reina by Joe & Janet DiMartin
+Carson Dygert (Birth. Rem.) by Erin Dygert Cartmell & Family
+Holy Souls in Purgatory
+Mathew Zennamo by Tony & Marie Palumbo
+Dominick Green by Anthony & Mary Grasso
+Marie LaMonica by Diane Perillo
+Agnes Marrone by Vinny & Marilyn Maneen
+5th Anniv. Marianne Lupica by Friends Jackie & Rodger
+Stephen Jaskowiak by Sam & Provie Bono
+Felice Mirabile by Peter & Cindy Pianella
+Anthony Tarnacki by Joseph & Kathy Nurod
+Deacon Sam Salamone by Don Marrone
+Julie Daley by Gloria & Tony Partenza
+Shirley Vivacqua Spitzberg by Rosemary Foglia
+Karin Shannon by Fran Congelo
+Anthony Calenda (78th Anniv.) & Lucy Chippoletti (Birth.
Rem.) by Daughters Katherine & Dolores
+In thanksgiving to the Holy Trinity & All the Saints by A
Parishioner
+Mamie Guggi by Goddaughter Mary Ann & Anthony Jr.
+Helen Vivacqua by Ida & Ray DeLuke
+Julia Ferdula by Kathy & Fran Congelo
+My Beloved Parents Joseph & Victoria Alexander by
Daughter Helen Nudo
Sunday, July 17th
9am
+Rose Iocovozzi-Seppi by Salvaggio Family
+Sam Tocco by Mr. & Mrs. Michael Vecchio
+Charles “Boots” Sweet by Barbara & Frank Terras
+Anniv. James Campione by Daughter Jane & Family
+Bella Bono by Gregory & Linda Maida
+Lucy & Frank J. Tocco, Jr. by Children & Grandchildren
+Jennie Amendolare Winkler by Husband Patrick
+Tom Recchio by Mr. & Mrs. Victor Costanza
+Antoinette Pianella by Alan & Mayme Ann Kennell
+Dominick Green by Joseph & Janet DiMartin
+Santo J. Bono by J. Bono
+Joseph DeLuke by Grace Dudeck
+Denise Entwistle Albin by Lena & Sid DeRollo
+Anthony Spohn by Pat & Cindy Magro
+Francis Manno by Angela Thurston
+Deacon Sam Salamone by Lee & Mary Caruso & Family
+Millie Tubia by Ron & Linda Vivacqua
+Our Mothers Mary Frances Amendolare & Vincenzia Licari by
Alfred & Carolyn Amendolare
+In thanksgiving to God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy
Spirit for prayers answered by A Parishioner
+Mary (Birth. Rem.) & James (Anniv. Rem.) Maneen by Their
Daughters & Families
+Special Intentions for healing for Mark Weber by Mother-inlaw Judy
+Andrew Jankowiak & Dominick Fiorentino by Linda & Ron
Vivacqua
11am
+Timothy J. O’Connor by Daughters
+John Wright by Knights of Columbus Ladies
+Anniv. Robert Heidel by William Gregory Family
2016 Bishop’s Appeal
By joining together in stewardship, we proclaim our unity to
all; thereby letting those who need us the most know that
they are an important part of our Catholic Family. Please
be generous as you possibly can to the Bishop’s Appeal.
To give online: www.thebishopsapppeal.org
Parish Pilgrimage to the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy
A charter bus will depart from Queen of Apostles, Frankfort
on Tuesday, July 26, at 8 a.m. for a one-day pilgrimage to
Shrine of Divine Mercy, Stockbridge, Massachusetts. The
day will include opportunity for Mass, Rosary, Benediction,
Confessions, Chaplet of Divine Mercy, outdoor Stations of
the Cross, & walks through shrine’s extensive grounds. All
will have opportunity to gain the Jubilee Indulgence when
passing through the Shrine’s Holy Doors of Mercy. There is
also an adoration chapel & a well-stocked gift shop. Ample
picnic tables available; however, pilgrims will need to bring
their lunches. To register, please bring your $30 nonrefundable payment to Our Lady Queen of Apostles Parish
office (894-2360) & ask for Pattie or to Annunciation Parish
Office (894-3766) & ask for Lori. Invite a friend to travel
with you! Call now to guarantee seats, they will go fast.
World Youth Day 2016
Join EWTN on a historic journey to Poland to celebrate the
Lord’s mercy with Pope Francis & thousands of young
adults! Coverage is July 27-31 & includes on-location
broadcasts of the events plus interviews with Catholic youth
& religious men & women from around the world! You can
find EWTN on your TV, radio, computer, & mobile device!
For more info. go to www.ewtn.com
Death
Life has changed not ended. Pray for the peace of Heaven
for Mary Ann Spina Marcantonio (Sister of Frank Spina).
Rosary for Our Lady of Fatima
Rosary for Our Lady of Fatima will be held outside –
weather permitting - at Our Lady Queen of Apostles Church
on the 13th of each month at 6:30pm. All are welcome &
encouraged to attend.
Back to School Donations Needed
As the school year quickly approaches we must remember
that many of our local students will not have the tools they
need to achieve success. We are accepting donations of
NEW school supplies to be placed in bins near each of the
doors in both OLQA & Annunciation Churches. This
collection will continue until Sunday, September 4th.
Catholic Charities will distribute these items to area children
which will give them a much needed boost as they begin
another academic year. Suggested supplies include: pens /
pencils, scissors, markers, highlighters, backpacks,
notebooks, paper, glue sticks, crayons, folders, binders &
erasers. Thank you for your generosity!
Rummage Sale / Coat Give-Away in Ilion
Church of Annunciation Rummage Sale & Coat Give-Away will
be Sept. 15 & 16 from 9-5 & Sept. 17 from 9-12 Doors will be
opened weekdays only beginning Monday, July 11th from 7am
-4pm so start putting aside items gently used to be donated.
NO furniture accepted. Any questions please call 868-1981.
Still Available
There are still dates available for Host, Wine, Candle &
Missals at Queen of Apostles.
Flowers for the Altar
Just a reminder that you can order Floral Bouquets for your
intentions—in honor or in loving memory. To order or for
any questions, please call 894-2360 for Queen of Apostles
or 894-3766 for Ilion.
Juice Classic Charity Golf Event
7th Annual Juice Classic Charity Golf Event in memory of
Joseph “Juice” Cassella will be Sunday, July 17th at
Stonebridge Golf & Country Club, New Hartford. $80 per
golfer or $25 for dinner only. Golfers start—12 Noon,
Dinner at 5:30pm. Proceeds benefit Joe Cassella
Foundation for families of children with serious illnesses.
For info. & reservations, contact Sam Bono: 894-4284 or
Sam Bono, Jr.: 853-4741, or e-mail
[email protected]
Ilion Days \
Don Taylor Memorial 800 Meter Run/Walk: will take
place on July 24 at 12pm at Central Valley Academy track
in Ilion. Open to anyone who would like to participate.
Registration 11:30am-12pm. Info: www.iliondoodah.com
Parade: Come & join us for the parade on Friday, July 22
in front of Annunciation School & Church. Free bags of
popcorn & perfect spot to enjoy & watch family & friends!!
First Annual Golf Outing
Mohawk Valley Homestead is hosting their 1st Annual Golf
Outing on Friday, August 19th at 10am (registration 910am) at Hidden Valley Golf Club, 189 Castle Rd.,
Whitesboro. Sponsor hole: $50 & play: $70 (Inc.: 8 holes of
golf, Cart, Lunch & Steak Dinner). All proceeds benefit
Mohawk Homestead, a Not for Profit Adult Care Facility.
Registration by Aug. 10th. For more info. call 866-1841.
Community Blood Drive in Ilion
There will be a Blood Drive on Saturday, July 16th from
8:30am—1:30pm at the Municipal Building, 49 Morgan St.,
Ilion. To donate call 1-800-RED-CROSS or visit
www.redcross.org sponsor keyword: Ilionmunicipalbuilding.
Sick
After one month, names will be removed unless we are
notified otherwise at 894-2360: Rev. Mario Gazzilli, Kim
Affinati, Cindy Albin, Paul Altamuro, Joanne Amato,
Barbara Amendolare, Dr. H.J. Aymond, Melissa Bowen,
Thomas Bracken, Karen Brittelli, Earl Brown, John
Brown, Irv Bunce, Phil Caruso, Sr., Jon Chaffee,
Rodney Congdon, Sam Costanza, Becky Crough, Ed
Czarnecki, Randy Dawley, Louise Deneski, Jessica
DeJohn, Josie DiGristina, Johnny Drapalski, Carolyn
Dunadee, Joan Farrar, Ben Gardiner, Eileen Haberer,
Charles Hand, Tom Hart, Gianna Henrickson, Catherine
Hext, Lisa Hughes, Elizabeth Humphrey, Lynn Hunter,
Bernadette Scalise Jones, James King, Donna DeLuke
Kinney, Michael Kubicka, Debbie Kuehnle, Rebecca
LaMartinere, Denise Luther, Michael Mathews, Gordon
MacCammon, Jo McGraw, Sandra Potenza Migliore,
Mark Miller, Deb Nichols, Rosalie Nicolette, Sean
O’Brien, Sandra Palumbo, Rosemary Parody, Ron
Pizer, Carolyn Remis, Maria Rizzo, Judy Rotunno,
Karen Rumrill, Leonard Sanita, Travis Sassone, Mamie
Scalise, Marilyn Smith, Roberta Sportello, Paul Stone,
Rose Storm, Joanna Jablonski Sweeney, Alfred
Tripolone, Christopher Urtz, Fred Vivacqua, & Rose
Zennamo.
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Meditation:
June 20, [1937]. We resemble God most when we
forgive our neighbors. God is Love, Goodness,
and Mercy. ...
Every soul, and especially the soul of every
religious, should reflect My mercy. My Heart
overflows with compassion and mercy for all.
The heart of My beloved must resemble Mine;
from her heart must spring the fountain of My
mercy for souls; otherwise I will not
acknowledge her as Mine (Diary, 1148).
My Prayer Response:
Lord Jesus, may I reflect Your mercy and
resemble Your Heart that overflows with
compassion and mercy. May I forgive every
offense committed against me.
Message of the Week
Luke 10:25-37
In today’s Gospel a scholar questions Jesus about how to
gain eternal life. In case anyone ever wonders whether
heaven is within reach, one only needs to refer to this
Gospel. Jesus provides a clear answer that gives us a clear
plan of action: We are to love God with all that we are, and
also to love our neighbors. Really, it’s that simple. When we
love God in this way, truly as the Lord of our life, then
loving our neighbors becomes the easy part. When our
hearts and minds are full of the love of God—who loves all
people—then it will necessarily follow that we too will
desire to share that love with others and not count the cost.
The good Samaritan is an excellent example of this kind of
love. Without hope of repayment, he gave of his time and
his money to help the poor victim. But in return, the
Samaritan will surely “gain eternal life.”
Questions of the Week
Luke 10:25-37:
How do you think the scholar of the law reacted to Jesus’
request, “Go and do likewise”?
Deuteronomy 30:10-14:
What challenges you to carry out God’s laws and statutes?
Colossians 1:15-20:
How would you define Jesus Christ based on this
Christological hymn?
Religious Education Fund
In loving memory of Mary Ann Marcantonio by Geri Tocco
Altar Host
In loving memory of Deacon Sam Salamone by Phyllis & Paul
Conigilaro
Altar Wine
In thanksgiving to Almighty God for the Canonization of Saint
Stanislaus Papczynski (June 5th) Founder of the Marians—
Stockbridge
Sanctuary Candle
In loving memory of Salvatore & Crocifissa Filingeri by The Family
Everyday Stewardship
What does it mean to give of yourself completely, without
reservation, without fear, & without a concern for the cost?
Should it matter if the person who needs us is unlike us in skin
color, religion, or nationality? What does real mercy look like?
Jesus answered these questions beautifully in perhaps the
greatest of the stewardship parables, the story of the Good
Samaritan. Here a Judean traveler has been attacked, beaten, &
left for dead on the side of the road. Others see him, but the cost
to them to stop & help is too great. It is a Samaritan, one who is
despised by most in the area, that stops, & he gives of his time,
talent, & treasure to help the poor victim. Where the Samaritan
was going we cannot know for sure, but he stopped to give his
time to the beaten man. Using oil & wine, he bandaged the
wounds. Not everyone has the knowledge & skills to care for
someone in this manner. Here, he gave of his talent. Then he
placed the man on his own animal & carried him to an inn the
rest of the day. The following day he pays the innkeeper, yet
leaves explaining that if the payment is not enough, when he
travels back on through he will repay him whatever the cost. Of
course, here he shares his treasure. The sharing of these things
is profound enough, but it is the statement of his willingness to
pay whatever the balance is that elevates this tale to an ultimate
example of stewardship. The Samaritan does not care how high
the cost. He will give whatever is needed. This is mature
discipleship, to respond to the call of Jesus Christ regardless of
the cost. This is true stewardship.
ANNUNCIATION CHURCH
June 26, 2016 Offertory Envelopes
Loose
$1,686.00
685.00
Annual
401.00
Back Env.: Monthly, Evangelist, etc.
135.00
$2,907.00
After consideration of other sources of parish income, we need
$3,836.00 from our weekly collections to meet parish expenses.
Our Bishop’s Appeal Assessment is $45,679.00. So far we
have 133gifts/pledges for a total of $23,999.00.
QUEEN OF APOSTLES CHURCH
June 26, 2016 Offertory Envelopes
$2,530.00
Loose
547.00
Cemetery Maintenance
784.00
Back Env.: Insurance, Kitchen.
86.00
$3,947.00
After consideration of other sources of parish income, we need
$3,642.00 from our weekly collections to meet parish expenses
Our Bishop’s Appeal Assessment is $40,237.00. So far we
have 158 gifts/pledges for a total of $23,610.00.
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