Our Lady of Lourdes † Saint Anne

Our Lady of Lourdes † Saint Anne
A CLUSTER OF ROMAN CATHOLIC COMMUNITIES
People of God, united in Christ, serving others, welcoming all to the Table of Life
Week of November 10-17, 2012
From the
astor of Our Lady
Saint Anne
Dear Friends,
Thank you very much to the 17
members of the Senior High Youth Group
who spent last Saturday morning raking and
doing yard work for a St. Anne parishioner,
an OLoL parishioner and at St. Anne rectory.
This is good stewardship—using the time
and energy God gave you for the good of
others. Together you accomplished a great
deal of work quickly. Thank you for your
example to us all.
As Hurricane Sandy was blowing
through, Fr. Plominski noticed water dripping from the ceiling of the common room
on the second floor of St. Anne rectory. I
checked in the attic and found water coming
in from multiple places in the roof. We have
had the roof patched to get us through the
winter, but in the Spring we will have to
seriously consider replacing the thirty-tothirty-five year old rectory roof. I am in the
process of getting an estimate of how much
that will cost.
If you have made your pledge to the
Catholic Ministries Appeal, thank you very
much. If you had not yet made your pledge,
please consider doing so as soon as you can.
At the same time last year, we were a bit
closer to our goals than we are this year.
This is the last weekend for ordering
pies for Thanksgiving as part of our support
of Habitat for Humanity. My family looks
forward to the ones I bring to our Thanksgiving dinner. Contrary to what Nancy has been
saying, I did not bake them.
Grace and peace,
Fr. Gary Tyman
UPCOMING
OPPORTUNITIES!
WE THANK GOD FOR OUR LOVED
ONES WHO HAVE DIED....
Not only today, but all during the
month of November, please check out the
Table of Remembrance (OLOL: near the
Tabernacle; St. Anne, near Mary's Statue).
Not only is there a Book of names of those
who have died during this past year, but
you can also write the names of ANY
deceased loved ones (no matter when they
have died) in that book, and/or bring a
PHOTO to display on the table during the
month of November (be sure you put their
name on it (your name on the back, so we
can return it to you at November's end.)
PREGNANT?...WAITING FOR
ADOPTION?...
Next weekend, after all Masses, we
will be blessing all expectant Parents after
Mass. Simple come to the Altar after the
final hymn for a simple blessing. We
want to support you in any way possible!
GOING INTO THE HOSPITAL or
ANTICIPATING SURGERY?
Please let us know as soon as possible
(or ask a family member to tell us) so that
we may anoint you ahead of time or pray
with you or visit you. With the "Hippa"
Laws, we don't always know who is in the
Hospital unless you tell us.
CHRISTMAS SENIOR LUNCHEON!
Joint luncheon with Queen of Peace,
Thurs, Dec 13:11:30-1:30 Stay Tuned!
WELCOME TO OUR LITURGIES at LOURDES*
with ANOINTING of the SICK TODAY!
We welcome & pray for all who are here today at Our Lady of Lourdes Church
(*or next weekend at St. Anne Church)
to be anointed and celebrate the Sacrament of God's Healing and Comfort. We have a
wonderful Gift in this Sacrament. People are anointed for all different and personal reasons
(healing of body, mind or spirit...dealing with disease, accident challenges, recovering from
or anticipating surgeries, ongoing afflictions and pain, addictions, depression, stress,
unfortunate relationships problems--anything that seriously threatens our well-being and
health). If you are anointed, please let us know if there is anything you need from your
parish for support. If you are not being anointed, thank you for praying for all who are
anointed--you are part of a community of support, lifting them and their needs up to God.
"We are many parts...we are all one body...
When one part of the body suffers, we all suffer..."
Notes from Nancy...
Our Lady of Lourdes † Saint Anne
Today's gospel used to be called "the widow’s mite,"
named for the widow and the small amount she contributed to the
temple treasury--"all she had, her whole livelihood." But both
stories of Elijah being fed by a widow and the widow giving all she
could is in a larger context...
We can reflect on our Veterans who "gave all they could"
to stem oppression so that all people may be free, to be a positive
force for good in our world.
I hope we will take a moment to reflect on all the hard-won
freedoms we enjoy as American citizens. And much of this we
owe to our Veterans. And as Christians, we are part of a bigger
picture. In the world, we are not of the world. We are citizens of a
great country, but that greatness is temporal. We are part of
something much bigger than ourselves, bigger and more
permanent than even our country. Our true citizenship is that of
the Kingdom of God! May we never lose sight of to Whom our real
allegiance belongs, even as we give thanks for these dedicated
men and women who have worked hard for the blessings we enjoy
as citizens of the United States of America.
As a tribute to our beloved veterans, wouldn't it be great to
end all the negativity that we have been barraged with during the
elections campaign? Perhaps to commit ourselves to being a
positive influence in our world, our church, our family--capitalizing
on the good things we and others do, and forgiving and minimizing
the imperfections? Although I write this before we know the results of the elections, as we move forward from the elections, let's
commit ourselves to working for ALL people, especially the poor,
as our Veterans have showed us...as Jesus shows us in today's
Gospel.... Let's get behind our leaders and encourage them to
remember WHO we are and what we are about--making our country and our world better for ALL together: "Live Simply,
Love Generously, Care Deeply, Speak Kindly, Leave the Rest to
GOD...."
Happy Veterans' Day, and thank God for all those (both living and
dead) who have generously shared their life with us to make the
world better!
Praying for peace in our world, in
our country....
THANK YOU!
--to our OLOL 10:30 Children's choir and many folks for making the
banners for families of those who have died during this past year! We
saw them last week at all the OLOL Bereavement Masses.
--to our Lourdes Resurrection Choir & Children's Choir, St. Anne
Choir, & directors, Kathy Weider and Teresa Ringholz, for such
wonderful moving music during our Bereavement Masses last weekend!
--to generous happy folks who staffed the Bereavement Receptions
and Coffees Hours last weekend (and to those who make Coffee Hours
happen all year!)
--to our terrific Senior High Youth & leaders Mike Vernarelli & Gail
Dowd who raked leaves for the Cluster and parishioners last weekend,
despite the cold damp weather! What a crew of 17 folks!
--to the Cub Scouts who worked hard around Lourdes last Sunday to
help prepare the grounds for the cold season--what troopers they are!!
Thanks for supporting our Catholic Ministries
Appeal! As of 11/6/12:
Lourdes
Saint Anne
Households 116(20%)
Pledged (63%)
Households 101(19%)
Pledged(42%)
SAINT ANNE
Dr. John F. McCabe
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Cornelio
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mathew
Mr.& Mrs. Thomas Zarzycki
Mr. Dion L. Doucet &
Ms. Kathleen Green
Mr. Edward J. Cloos Jr.
Mr. Francis P. Verstraete
Mr. John E. Kramer
Mrs. Elizabeth Breiner
Mrs. June D. Klimm
Mrs. Kenneth J. Roth
Mrs. Teresa C. Cox
Mrs. Tonka Skrtic
Ms. Carol Wischmeyer
Ms. Patricia A. Stone
OUR LADY OF LOURDES
Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Giuliano
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M.
Bayer, III
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Bertucci
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Cicero
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph DeMaria
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew
O'Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Layer
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E.
Ruhlmann, III
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maier
Mr. & Mrs. William Dalton
Mrs. Ellen N. Zimmer
Mrs. Katherine D. Schmitz
Ms. Christina Kersavage
Ms. Judith J. Wegman
Reverend Gary L. Tyman
Help in the Cluster Office
We depend on a few wonderful volunteers
to answer phones & do easy tasks during
the day. Volunteers usually come once a
week for about 3 hours. Currently, Lourdes
needs Mon., Tues., or Wed. afternoons from 12-3pm.
Or you could sign up to be an occasional sub for either
parish. Please contact Jennifer at Lourdes 473-9656, or
Susan at Saint Anne 271-3260 if you are interested.
Thanks!
to Joan Cornell who won the “Kickoff Drawing”
of 4 Buffalo Bills Tickets!!
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Junior High Youth Group
JHG meets Sundays from 6:30-8:00PM in the Lower Level at Lourdes.
All JH Youth (grades 6-8) are welcome. Bring a friend too!
11/11: NO GROUP—Happy Veterans’ Day
11/18: (10:30 AM) Hosting Youth Mass at Lourdes
11/18: Topic: Our Many Gifts
If you are interested in more information about any of the Youth Ministry
activities for Junior High youth, please contact the JH Youth Ministry
Coordinator, Gail Layer, phone: 414-6504 or e-mail: [email protected]
Advent Faith Fair-Coming Soon!
This year’s Advent Faith Fair will be on Sunday,
November 18th at Saint Anne in the Social Hall from
11:30AM-1:00PM. Children of all ages (5-95) are invited.
This has become an annual event for parishioners to take
some time and prepare for the upcoming Advent Season.
There will be activities, games and information to help
you and family prepare to travel the Advent journey to
Jerusalem with Mary & Joseph.
Cost of the Advent Faith Fair is $2/person or
$5/family to help defray costs of supplies.
In order to help make this year’s Faith Fair a success,
we are looking for people to help set-up on Sunday
morning, November 18th (8:30-11:00 AM), help with
tables during the Faith Fair and also for teardown
helpers. This is also a good opportunity for those needing
service hours to get some. If you are able to help in
anyway, please contact Rob Layer in the Faith Formation
Office at your earliest convenience. Rob may be reached
at 473-9656 or by e-mail at [email protected]. We thank you
in advance for the generous donation of your time and
talents.
Senior High Youth Group
SHG meets Sundays from 6:30-8:30PM in the Lower Level at Lourdes.
All SH Youth (grades 9-12) are welcome. Bring a friend too!
11/11: Topic: Questions of Faith-Part 2 and games
11/18: Giving Thanks Potluck Dinner
If you are interested in more information about any of the Youth Ministry
activities for Senior High youth, please contact our Co-Youth Ministers either
Mike Vernarelli, 244-4307or e-mail: [email protected] or Gail
Dowd, 473-3553 or e-mail: [email protected]
FOR ALL ALTAR SERVERS, Young Hospitality .
Ministers--and those who want to be NEW ONES!!
Please sign up now to let us know you can come to a
PARTY (including training and updating, as well
as good food and fun!) on SAT, DEC. 1, 6-8pm at
Lourdes. We want to show our thanks to so many of
our young people who are doing such a great job and
willing to learn. There are a few changes to institute, so
we hope ALL CURRENT and NEW Ministers
will be on hand that evening!!!!(Gr 3 and above)
RSVP-Mary Kase at 473-9656 or [email protected] .
St. Bernard’s School of Theology and Ministry
Come learn more about our Catholic Faith
Church and Sacraments – This St. Bernard’s
School certificate course will focus on the nature
of the Church and the theology of sacramental life
that flows from Jesus’ command to “Go make
disciples of all nations” (Matt 28:19). Join us for
three Wednesday afternoons beginning November
28th. At St. Bernard’s -120 French Road.
Cost is $100. Register on-line at
www.stbernards.edu or contact us for more
information at (585) 271-3657 x 289.
This week our parishes salutes our newest sponsor
High Falls Tree Service
Please support our bulletin sponsors
Put the FUN into FUNDRAISING
5th Annual ULTIMATE FOOTBALL RAFFLE
4 Grand Prizes to Choose From:
TV Package- Rowe Photo, Video & Audio
Group wine Tour – Diamonds Limo
5 Day Carnival Cruise for Two
$1000.00 CASH
Pick Up Your Ticket Packet Next Weekend After All Masses
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ur
DAY
Sunday, Nov 11
Thirty-Second Sunday
in Ordinary Time
Readings:
1 Kgs 17:10-16/
Heb 9:24-28
Mk 12:38-44
Monday, Nov 12
St. Josaphat. Bishop
Tuesday, Nov 13
St. Frances Xavier
Cabrini, Virgin
Wed, Nov 14
Weekday
Thursday, Nov 15
St. Albert the Great
MASS INTENTION
EVENTS
8:30am (OLOL) Alex Distich, by family
9:00am (SA) Joseph Giardina & Angela Mullikin,
by Neil Duffy
10:30am (OLOL) Deina Crane,
by the Crane & McDonald families
11:00am (SA) Rose and Wynne Jones and family,
by son Bill
10:00am & 12:00pm (SA) Coffee Hour - Atrium
10:00am (SA) Prayer Shawl Ministry -ML 1&2
12:30pm (OLOL) Lithuanian Coffee Hour
6:00pm (OLOL) Sr. High Youth Group –Matthew
NO Jr. High Youth Group—Happy Veterans’ Day
8:00 am (SA) The People of Saint Anne
8:30 am (OLOL)
7:30pm (SA) Musica Spei –Choir Room
8:00 am (SA) Marietta Lombardo, by Friend
8:30 am (OLOL)
9:00am (SA) Bible Study Prayer Group –Library
12:30pm (SA) Faith & Hope/Alanon Mtg—LL#1
5:00pm (OLOL) Scripture Sharing –Upper Room
6:00pm (OLOL) Dinner & Conversation—Rectory Dining Rm
6:00pm (SA) Celiac Support Group -LL#1
6:30pm (SA) Faith Formation, First Penance—SH & Chapel
7:00pm (OLOL) RCIA–Upper Room: Morality
7:00pm (SA) St. Ann Usher Meeting –Library
8:00am (SA) John Kita, by family
8:30am (OLOL) Raymond Stavish, by Kathleen Stavish
12:00pm (SA) Surrender/AA Meeting - LL #1
6:00pm (OLOL) Children’s Choir—Church
7:00pm (SA) Saint Anne Choir –Choir Room
7:30pm (OLOL) Adult Choir—Church
8:00 am (SA) Lebert De Pasquale, by Matt & Trish Russo
8:30am (OLOL)
3:30pm (SA) Mercy Jail Choir –ML#2
7:00pm (SA) Ciudad Hermana—LL#3
8:00am (SA) Ann Paduchowski, by Bea Ferris
Friday, Nov 16
St. Margaret of Scotland, 8:30am (OLOL) The people of Our Lady of Lourdes
Saturday, Nov 17
Weekday
St. Elizabeth
Sunday, Nov 18
Thirty-Third Sunday
in Ordinary Time:
Dn 12:1-3
Heb 10:11-14,18
Mk 13:24-32
8:00pm (SA) BLD—Prayer in the Spirit
4:00 (SA) Jack Fagan, mary Bean
5:00pm (OLOL)
9:00am (OLOL) Gervickas School—Whole Downstairs
12:00pm (SA) Cluster Lay Committee Meeting -ML#1&2
3:00pm (SA) Sacrament of Reconciliation –Church
4:00pm (OLOL) Sacrament of Reconciliation-Church
5:00pm (SA) Blood Pressure Screening –ML –1&2
6:00pm (SA) K of C Fun Night –SH
8:30am (OLOL) The people of Our Lady of Lurdes
9:00am (SA) Paula Carroll, by Bea Ferris
10:30am (OLOL) Renata Masi, by Seton Parent’s Assoc.
11:00am (SA) Emilio Tortora, by Thomas Tortora
10:00am & 12:00pm (SA) Coffee Hour - Atrium
10:00am (SA) Prayer Shawl Ministry -ML 1&2
11:30am –1pm (SA) Family Faith Fair Social Hall
12:30pm (OLOL) Lithuanian Coffee Hour
6:00pm (OLOL) Sr. High Youth Group –Matthew
PLEASE HELP THE VICTIMS OF HURRICANE SANDY!
Hurricane Sandy was a devastating event causing tragic loss of life and widespread damage. Bishop Robert Cunningham, apostolic
administrator of the Diocese of Rochester, has approved a second collection in our faith communities to help the many victims of
Hurricane Sandy. A Second Collection will be conducted at all weekend Masses November 17/18 to provide assistance to those
affected. Please be as generous as you can. IMPORTANT: If you donate by check, please make out the check to either Our
Lady of Lourdes Church or to St. Anne Church with “Hurricane Sandy Relief” in the memo field. 100% of the funds collected will be sent to Catholic Charities to assist those affected by Sandy. If you wish to donate online, you can visit
www.catholiccharitiesusa.org to do so. Fr. Gary Tyman
Please Remember in Prayer: (Names are kept on the prayer list for a few
weeks and then discontinued, unless you tell us otherwise. If we missed any
that should still be here, please call Jennifer at the cluster office.)
In the Cluster: Muriel Trumfio, Pauline Vang, Casey McClusky, Elizabeth
Patrick, Doris Crowley, Fr. John O’Connor, Grace Guarino, Anita Herlehy,
Sr. Sheila Sentiff, RSM, Richard Gaenzler, Don Woodward, Dee Kehoe,
Eleanor Bellanco, Kay Kanka, Paul O’Malley, Ann & Vincent Mazza, Carl
Conde, Patti Pofi, Danielle Sanchez, Anna Falcon, Katie Walker, Anne
Mowrer, David Barry, Albert Krenitsky, Jed Hanna, Ron Hermance, Norma
Ferris, Kathy Doody, Jill Docharty, Fr. MacAlear, John Gillis, Peter George,
Laurel Clements, Howie Meath, Paul O'Malley, Marcia Lyons, John Larish,
Mason Stavalonē, Mark Crough, Bob Wickstrom, Rori Murrell, John
Larish and all in the Military, especially Diane Zuniga (OLOL)
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For those in Assisted Care in the Cluster: Betty Scheid, Terry Rizzo,
Molly Pink, Mary Ann Palace, Mary Jane Marton, Rosemary Newman,
Teresa Leene, Dorothy & Bob Howe, Florence Agnese, Joyce Lodar,
Rocky Palermo, Leonard and Dorothy Concessi, Mike & Mary Vadala,
Philomena Colucci, Marian Murrer.
Deceased: John Giglia
The Light is in all that is good and true.
This week’s Tabernacle Candle at
Our Lady of Lourdes :The deceased members of our Cluster
Saint Anne: Edward A. Heagney Jr.,
by the Edward A. Heagney, Jr. family—Oct. 16 intentions
AND Ross Virgo, by family
Stewardship of time and treasure
Our Lady of Lourdes
Saint Anne
Sacrificial giving doesn’t reflect EFT which totals $9050/month
Nov 3/4
Sacrificial Giving….….$6164
Children’s/teen’s…...…$4.00
Attendance………...…..553
Thanks to:
Collection Counters: Nov. 11:Dom Pullano & Dana Consler
Church Cleaners: Nov.12: Rene Pappalardo, Patty Honch,
& Steve Witkowicz
Nursing Home Communion Ministers:
Brightonian: Nov.11: Steve Witkowicz
Sacrificial giving doesn’t reflect EFT which totals $4683/month.
Nov 3/4
Sacrificial Giving………$6086
Children’s/teen’s…….....$10.25
Attendance………….…..477
Thanks to: Sanctuary Care: Nov10: Deidra C. & Sue F.
Nov17: Perry N. & Carole D.
Altar Linens: Nov. 11: Jane Cantin
Nov 18: Virginia Berg
Woodside: Nov. 13: MASS
Nov 18: Bea Ferris
Hurlbut: Nov. 11: Gerry Kloc Nov. 18: Pat C. & Chris C.
Nov. 18: Carol DeFilippo
Presiders for Liturgies, November 17/18
4:00 PM
(SA)
5:00 PM
(OLOL)
8:30AM
(OLOL)
9:00AM
(SA)
10:30 AM
(OLOL)
11:00 AM
(SA)
Fr. Jim Lawlor
Fr. Brian Frain
Fr. Walt Plominski
Fr. Jim Lawlor
Fr. Walt Plominski
Fr. Gary Tyman
SETON BOOK FAIR
Nov 8-16th, come see our new Science Center while
browsing through the many books available at the Scholastic
Book Fair! Hours are 11/8 -9am-3pm
11/9 -9am-2pm
11/13 & 11/14 –8am-4pm
11/15 & 11/16 –8am-5pm
COLLECTING GENTLY USED BOOKS
In conjunction with our Book Fair, we will be collecting
used children’s books to donate to a City School. We will
have collection boxes placed at both churches, and would
welcome any children’s books you no longer need. Last year,
this collection was a GREAT success, and we were able to
donate 3,300 books! We’re hoping to top that this year!
Christmas is Coming
Our Fourth Tuesday Book Discussion
Group will gather on November 27th to
Retail stores, and now the weather, have told us Christmas is
view the movie A Man for All Seasons.
coming. Help our cluster announce that Christmas is coming by
Discussion This is the story of St. Thomas More who
sharing your nativity or other Christmas decorations, particuresigned as Chancellor of England because
larly if they are from another country. Items will be on display
he did not agree with King Henry VIII’s divorce and his break
in the Saint Anne Atrium from Advent through Epiphany
(December 2 - January 6). We are also looking for photographs with the Roman Catholic Church. The King was not content to
allow him to resign but sought to force More to assent to the
of diverse Christmas celebrations. Please contact Sonia
Pospichal at
King’s actions. The movie examines the consequences of
(585) 359-3494
standing up for one’s beliefs. We will meet at 7PM at St. Anne.
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We will not meet in December (the 4th Tuesday is the 25th). We
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will meet on January 8th to discuss Msgr. William Shannon’s
by November 28
last book, How to Become a Christian -Even if You Already
if you would like
Are One. All are welcome to join us. There is no commitment.
to contribute to
Come once or as often as you like.
our multicultural
Fr. Gary Tyman
Christmas display.
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Tuesday
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Saint Anne Church
Founded in 1930
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Founded in 1928
1600 Mt. Hope Avenue
Rochester, NY 14620
150 Varinna Drive
Rochester, NY 14618
Parish Office: 585-271-3260
Cluster Office: 585-473-9656
Fax ………………………… 271-7160
E-mail ……………[email protected]
Office Hours: Monday-Thursday
9:00-12 and 1 to 4:00 pm.
Saturday Mass 4:00 pm
Sunday Masses 9:00 and 11:00 am
Weekday Mass: M-F 8:00 am
Fax ………………………… 271-6472
E-mail …………… [email protected]
Parish Faith Formation and Youth Ministry
Offices are located at Our Lady of Lourdes site.
Office Hours: Monday-Thursday
9:00-12 and 1 to 4:00 pm.
Saturday Mass 5:00 pm
Seton Catholic School Principal: Anthony Cook Sunday Masses 8:30 and 10:30 am
(Grades Pre K-6) ……………… 473-6604
Weekday Mass: M-F 8:30 am
Cluster Web-Site: http://www.ourladyoflourdessaintanne.org
School Web-Site: http://seton.dorschools.org
Cluster Facebook Page: Like us at “Our Lady of Lourdes/St. Anne Cluster Community”
New To The Parish? Welcome!
If you are new to our parish, please introduce yourself after Mass, or call our Parish Offices to register.
We want to know and serve you. We hope you will favor our Cluster with your prayers, your weekly presence,
your talents, and your financial assistance according to your means.
In each church, upon request, gluten-free hosts are available. Also available in both churches are
Shared Cluster Staff
Pastor:
Pastoral Associate:
Parochial Vicar:
Assisting Priests:
Rev. Gary Tyman ([email protected])
Nancy DeRycke ([email protected])
Rev. Walter Plominski
Rev. James Lawlor ([email protected])
Rev. Brian Frain, sj
Deacon:
David Hudzinski
([email protected])
Faith Formation Dir: Robert Layer ([email protected])
Cluster Systems Coord:
Cluster Finance Mgr:
Pastoral Minister:
Co-Youth Minister:
Co-Youth Minister:
Jr. High Youth Coord:
Webmaster:
Administrative Asst:
Site Staff for Our Lady of Lourdes
Liturgy Coordinator: Mary Kase ([email protected])
Director of Music:
Kathryn Weider ([email protected])
Organists:
Donna Cucci, ssj; Jean Thibodeau
Coord. for Families with Young Children: Shan Donoghue
([email protected])
Facilities:
Santos Rodriguez ([email protected])
St. George Lithuanian Community: Ray Liutkus 319-5689
Jennifer Cummings ([email protected])
Patrizia Macera ([email protected])
Jeriann McEvoy ([email protected])
Mike Vernarelli ([email protected])
Gail Dowd ([email protected])
Gail Layer ([email protected])
Jim Whitcomb ([email protected])
Jack Lynch ([email protected])
Site Staff for Saint Anne
Liturgy Coord: Anne-Marie Woloszyn ([email protected])
Director of Music:
Teresa Ringholz ([email protected])
Organist:
Tom Woolard Harris ([email protected])
International Ministry: Sonia Pospichal ([email protected])
Office Manager:
Susan Kath
([email protected])
Facilities Supervisor: Steven Seely ([email protected])
St. Andrew Kim Korean Community: Yong Soon Eun (Raphael)
Sacramental Life
Sacrament of Baptism for little ones: Please call the Cluster
Office to schedule a Baptism. We look forward to working with
you to prepare for the Sacrament of Baptism. Usually celebrated:
1st Weekend of the month: 4pm Saint Anne 5 pm Lourdes
2nd Weekend of the month: 9am Saint Anne 8:30 am Lourdes
3rd Weekend of the month: 11am Saint Anne 10:30 am Lourdes
4th Weekend of the month at Saint Anne, after 4 or 11:00 Mass
at Lourdes, after 5:00pm Mass or Sunday afternoon after 1:15 pm.
Christian Initiation (RCIA): A process of discernment for adults
wishing to learn more about the Catholic Faith, with weekly sessions. Contact Nancy DeRycke for further information.
At Our Lady of Lourdes
Lithuanian Mass: Sunday at Noon or 4pm
For information, call Ray Liutkus 319-5689
Matrimony: Arrangements should begin at least 6 months in
advance. Please call the cluster office.
Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturdays 3-3:30 pm at Saint Anne
and 4:00-4:30 pm at Our Lady of Lourdes or by appointment with
any priest.
Anointing: Annual communal services and by appointment with
any priest.
Eucharistic Adoration: Monday & First Friday (except holidays)
9:15 am—7 pm at Lourdes, First Friday Holy Hour at 9 am at Saint
Anne
At Saint Anne
Korean Mass: Generally 1st and 3rd Sunday at 5:00 pm
For information call Gabriel Choi (585) 694-6373
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