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HOLY FAMILY
NOVEMBER 8 & 9, 2014
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EUCHARISTIC
MINISTERS
–
MASS SCHEDULE
NOVEMBER 15 & 16:
Rosary @ 8:35AM Monday – Friday
5:00 PM Richard, Peg & Katie Bailey,
THIRTY SECOND WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME
Elena Brusa, Margaret Huppman,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10
Mark Kay, Suzanne Kuppel,
6:45 AM Milt Meyers/Frank Silvaggio
Carol Latini, Linda Vishnesky,
9:00 AM ANN: David B. Jenkins/Cathy & Family
Kathleen Wheeler
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11
7:30 AM John & Teresa Brusa,
Feast of St. Martin of Tours
Mary Ellen Byrne, Justin Culkowski,
6:45 AM Louise Vanderhoff/Joe & Irene Iauco
Maureen Malay, Susan Wiegel
9:00 AM Loretta LaFex/Family
8:45
AM
Kris McGuire, Dolores Grace,
8:00 AM EDGE Retreat – Hall & Gym
Kathlene Hunter, Paula Jachim,
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12
Valerie James, Laura Meluni,
6:45 AM Elizabeth Barrett/Milton J. Scott
Barb Parkes, Marcia Ryan,
9:00 AM Robert Schrank/Jerry, Cindi &
Ronnie Schmidt, Kathy Spencer
& Kevin Schrank
10:30
AM
Leticia Andolina, Mary Ellen Koegel,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13
Jack & Eleanor Caltabiano,
6:45 AM ANN: Millie Garofalo/Nancy Crandall
Peter Petrone, Beth Polge,
9:00 AM ANN: John F. Lynch/Helen Ann Lynch
Rosemary Smith, Donald Thome,
7:00 PM BEREAVEMENT MASS
Theresa
Waters, Mary Lou Yacano
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14
12:15
PM
Joseph
Antonio,
Rosemary Bovalino,
6:45 AM Pat & Bob Cline/Family
Andrew Bowman, Christian Huddleston,
9:00 AM ANN: Ronald Reid/Wife - Elaine
Helen Ann Lynch, Michael Natoli,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15
James Pirro, Tim Sexton,
8:00 AM ANN; Leo Caveney/Lorna O’Toole
Tina Vecchio, Lisa Vignogna
5:00 PM ANN: Bobby Falso/Mom & Family
4:00 PM John Buttner, Molly Clark,
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16
Kathy Czajak, Lorraine Dardani,
THIRTY THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Shelly Dodge, Elizabeth Garn,
7:30 AM MASS FOR THE PEOPLE OF
Frank
Procopio, Jodi Smolen,
HOLY FAMILY
Jesse Williams, Jennifer Scott
8:45 AM Joseph Turrisi/The Vecchio Family
10:30AM ANN: Thomas Maher/Nicky Schibilia
LECTORS – NOVEMBER 15 & 16:
12:15 PM Elena Riccardi Mosca/
5:00 PM Tom Gdula, Kathy Kendrick
Len & Regina Montreal & Family
7:30 AM Janice Bader, Dan McGuire
4:00 PM ANN: Mary Littlefield/
8:45 AM Andy Hunter, Chelsea Parkes
Family of Wayne Holt
10:30 AM John Milligan, Linda Sorbello
12:15 PM Alicia Castrello, Maryellen Masterpole
LITURGY UPDATE
4:00 PM Teesa Guy, Joe Sullivan
Fr. Jason will preach November 15 & 16.
READINGS: NOVEMBER 8 & 9:
First Reading: Ezekiel 47:1-2, 8-9, 12
Second Reading: 1 Corinthians 3:9c-11, 16-17
Gospel: John 2:13-22
PLEASE NOTE: The parish office will be closed
Tuesday, November 11th. If you see a veteran that
day, be sure to day “Thank You!”
ALTAR SERVERS – NOVEMBER 15 & 16:
5:00 PM Bridget Bailey, Joseph Descoio,
Ellen Kearney, Dan Ludington
7:30 AM Tim Brusa, John Brusa III,
DJ Caloia, Gabriella Giacovelli
8:45 AM Claire & William Hunter,
Geoff Parkes, Abigail Walsh
10:30 AM Chris & Alex Polge,
Antonio Procopio, Maggie Smith
12:15 PM Wesley Apenteng, Bianca Sacco,
Kara & Connor Chawgo
4:00 PM Meghan Christie, Liam Madrid,
Emily & Megan O’Reilly
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NOVEMBER 8 & 9, 2014
PASTOR’S NOTES
Vocation Awareness Week
Pope St. Pius X once said, “Every vocation to the
priesthood comes from the heart of God, but it passes
through the heart of a mother and father.”
In an interview for a Spanish-language newspaper,
Pope Francis’ only living sibling, Maria Elena Bergoglio,
recounts how their mother discovered how her brother
was interested in the priesthood.
At age 19, young Jorge Bergoglio initially felt that he
wanted to study medicine. Wanting him to have a
quiet place to study, his mother cleaned out a cluttered
closet. One day the future pope’s mother entered the
room and to her surprise she came across books on
theology.
Maria recounted the conversation between her
mother and brother:
“Jorge, come here. You told me that you were going
to study medicine.”
“Yes, mother.”
“Why did you lie to me?”
“No I did not lie to you mother; I am going to study
the medicine of the soul.”
Surprised by the news, his mother wept, because she
understood he would have to leave home to study. His
father, however, rejoiced at his son’s vocation.
Eventually the entire family embraced his call to
priesthood. Jorge Bergoglio was ordained a priest in
1969 and elected Pope in 2013.
Vocations to the priesthood and religious life grow
on trees….family trees.
DEMONSTRATE YOUR THANKFULNESS THIS
SEASON
Each holiday season, Holy Family anticipates and
relies on a seasonal increase in contributions. It is
through the donations of every individual and family in
the congregation that we are able to carry on our work
now and throughout the year. If you need a convenient
way to make recurring contributions or plan to make
an additional gift before the end of the year, we
encourage you to check out our electronic giving
options. As the pace of life speeds up around the
holidays, you may find electronic giving a most
welcome way to make contributions. To set up a
recurring giving schedule, visit us on
holyfamilysyr.org and locate the Online Giving button.
Or if it’s easier, call the parish office (488-3139) and
we will send one and just drop it in the collection
basket or at the office. Thank you for your generosity
and support.
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HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
Mark your calendar for November Events:
9th – Food sorting Sunday & Pot Luck dinner after the
4:00 Mass
st
21 - Packing for the Thanksgiving Program 7:30pm
22nd – Families pick up Thanksgiving Food
Human Development is busy preparing for the
holidays already! If you’d like to get involved call the
Office at x 24. We are in need of volunteers for many
of the programs. The commitment varies depending
on the program. We have recently canceled Coffee
Hour for the winter months as we do not have cochairs to do the shopping, set up, and clean up. If you
think you might be interested, come to the last one
Nov. 5th as we will be talking about it! We are also in
need of co-chairpersons for the school supply program.
There are many opportunities coming up for service
hours for school or confirmation. If you have any
questions please call the Human Development Office
at ext. 24.
The Food Pantry is busy preparing for Thanksgiving.
The items we need are gravy, stuffing, sweet
potatoes/yams, canned fruit and veggies, and of course
TURKEYS! Any monetary donations will be used to
purchase turkeys, rolls, fresh potatoes pumpkin pie
filling, piecrusts, and fresh fruit. The pantry is also low
on the following items: canned chili, raviolis, beef
stew, baked beans, pork-n-beans, crackers, rice, and
fruit juice. You can drop off your donations at any time
or come and join us for food sorting Sunday and help
stock the pantry. Finish with a potluck dinner and
fellowship!
If you, your family or friends, or your company would
like to adopt a family for Christmas call the Human
Development Office at ext. 24.
MUSICAL BENEFIT FOR ST. CAMILLUS
November 13 @ 7PM
Experience Central New York’s finest female artists as
they pay tribute to women in music who inspire them
in a live performance at the Palace Theatre in
Eastwood. Two of our parishioners – Maureen
Sheridan Henesy and Joanne Perry – are going to be
featured
Tickets are $20 in advance; $25 at the door. Tickets
available at www.RespectCNY.com or at the
Soundgarden in Armory Square.
HOLY FAMILY
NOVEMBER 8 & 9, 2014
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Divine Mercy Novena – 3PM Daily
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10
6:00 PM Nocturnal Adoration Bands Meeting - #2
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11
6:00 PM
6:15 PM
6:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
Seniors - Church Hall
Engaged Bible Study – DSMP’s Convent
Angel Coding –
Endow - #2
Creighton Model Info. - #1
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12
6:30 PM Confessions – Church
6:30 PM Edge – Hall
7:00 PM Adult Choir – Choir Room
7:00 PM Charismatic Prayer Group – MPR
7:00 PM RCIA - #1
8:00 PM AA - Cafeteria
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13
5:30 PM Pray it Off - Church Hall
6:00 PM Life Teen Core – FF Office
6:30 PM Women of Grace - #2
7:00 PM Daughters in Adoration – Chapel
7:00 PM MASS OF REMEMBRANCE – CHURCH
7:00 PM K of C - Hall
8:00 PM Lectio 2 - Parish Office
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14
10:00 AM Lectio Divina - #2
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15
7:00 AM Men’s Prayer Group – MPR
9:00 AM Evangelization Workshop Meeting – Hall
9:00 AM Pauley Bible Study - #1
9:30 AM Riley Bible Study - #2
3:30 PM Confessions – Church
4:15 PM Joyful Sound Rehearsal – Choir Room
6:00 PM Altar Server Training – Church
BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING
KNIGHTS TICKET SALE
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16
9:45 AM K - 8 Grades & Confirmation 1 – School
4:00 Mass - Rite of Election for Confirmation 2
5:00 PM Life Teen – Church Hall
VOICES OF FAITH CONCERT
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2014 @ 7PM
An evening of Seasonal Music, Classical and carols
with The Voices of Faith Choir and their special guest
artists:
Seneca String Quartet
Soprano, Mikell DiGiorgio
John Spillett Jazz Duo
Al Thompson, Guitar & Vocal
Doreen Bosch and Bryan Hills Duet.
A holiday reception will follow – Free will offering.
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MUSIC MINISTRY
This Sunday:
5:00 PM Gabrielle Giacovelli, Trudy Butler
8:45 AM Kim Farrell, Tony Alvaro
10:30 AM Mary Kate Walsh, Adult Choir,
Tony Alvaro
12:15 PM Mary Kate Walsh, Trudy Butler
4:00 PM Holy Family Praise & Worship Band
Next Sunday:
5:00 PM Gabrielle Giacovelli, Joyful Sound
Ensemble, Trudy Butler
8:45 AM Megan Brody, Tony Alvaro
10:30 AM Megan Brody, Adult Choir,
Tony Alvaro
12:15 PM Megan Brody, Trudy Butler
4:00 PM Holy Family Praise & Worship Band
ADULT CHOIR
Next Rehearsal: Wednesday, Nov. 12 @ 7PM
Next Mass: Sunday, Nov. 16 @ 10:30AM
JOYFUL SOUND
Next Rehearsal: Saturday, Nov. 15 @ 4:15PM
Next Mass: Saturday, Nov. 15 @ 5PM
ATTENTION ALL YOUNGER KIDS: We are
excited to again present our Children’s Christmas
Pageant at the 6PM Christmas Eve Mass. All younger
kids are invited to participate. First rehearsal is
Tuesday, December 9 from 4 – 5PM. Come join the
fun!
PATRIOTIC ROSARY
The parish of St. Charles – St. Ann will be praying the
Patriotic Rosary on Veterans Day, November 11, 2014 at
6:30PM at St. Ann’s Church. All families and especially all
Veterans are invited to join in as we pray this rosary for the
Consecration of our Nation. The Patriotic Rosary includes
readings from our forefathers, patriotic hymns and each
state of our nation is prayed over as each of the 50 Hail
Marys are recited.
We will end the rosary as we listen to Taps and recite the
Prayer for Religious Freedom.
Blessing and peace on our nation and our leaders and may
God bless America!
PROJECT RACHEL MINISTRY
Do you have unresolved feelings about an abortion? You
are not alone. Contact Project Rachel Ministry.
It is a confidential ministry offered to help begin your
healing process. God loves you and offers hope and
reconciliation. Call toll free 1-855-364-0076.
HOLY FAMILY
NOVEMBER 8 & 9, 2014
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[email protected] or call 488-5884 for
more information.
Virtue is nothing without the trial of temptation, for there
11/12: No regular EDGE because of retreat on 11/11.
is no conflict without an enemy, no victory without strife.
- St. Leo the Great, Pope & Doctor of the Church, Feast
11/19: The Buddy System – An Edge Night on Ruth.
Day, November 10.
Pair up and join us as we focus our discussion on Ruth.
We will see how Ruth’s story can be a model of faith
and friendship. We will also reflect on the importance
Life Teen welcomes all students in grades 9-12
of having good fellowship and bring a good friend to
Sundays, Mass at 4pm, Life Night 5-7 pm, Church Hall.
others.
[email protected] call 382-7883.
11/9: Food Sorting/Social Night – This night is open
to all families! We will sort collected food items for the
food pantry then share in a Pot Luck Dinner. Please
join us.
11/16: But Why? The Sacrament of the Eucharist –
Tonight we dive into the source and summit of the
Church, the Eucharist. The Eucharist is not simply a
symbol or tradition, but is the Body, Blood, Soul and
Divinity of Jesus Christ. We will challenge the students
to recommit themselves to making the Eucharist the
center of their lives as we spend time in prayer before
the Blessed Sacrament.
11/23: Thanksgiving Prayer – Prayer Vigil, Adoration
11/29: Christmas Craft Fair, 9am-2pm, see Chris to
sign up to help!
11/30: Be Made Well – Sacrament of Healing
God is Good All the Time, All the Time God is Good!
All students grade 6-8 are welcome.
Wednesday nights, 6:30-8:00pm in the church hall
[email protected] or call 380-2208
11/11: EDGE RETREAT – All About You and
Your Journey - 8AM – 5PM. This retreat is designed to
take you on a daylong journey through YOUR story –
past, present, and future. You will be challenged to see
how Christ redeems our past history, sins, and hurts.
You will be called to walk with Christ every day.
Finally, you will be given the tools to look forward to
your eternal destiny in heaven and strive for sainthood
daily. Cost is only $20. Please visit our website at
holyfamilyyouth.com to download a permission form.
Email Vince D’Angelo at
11/26: No Edge – Happy Thanksgiving
UPCOMING EVENTS AND DATES
Visit us at holyfamilyyouth.com to download
registration/permission forms.
Fall Faith Formation Schedule:
11/9: Confirmation 1 class, 10-11:30AM
11/9: Confirmation 2 class, 11:45AM – 1:15PM
11/9: NO Grade K-8 Faith Formation classes
11/11: NO Grade 1-8 Faith Formation classes
11/11: EDGE Retreat, 8AM-5PM, Church Hall
11/16: K-8 Faith Formation classes, 9:45-11AM
11/16: Confirmation 1 class, 10-11:30AM
11/16: Confirmation 2 Retreat, 7:45AM-5PM
11/16: Confirmation 2 Rite of Election Mass, 4PM
11/18: 1-8 Faith Formation classes, 6:15-7:30PM
11/23: K-8 Faith Formation classes, 9:45 –11AM
11/23: 6th Grade Mass, 4PM
11/23: NO Confirmation Classes
11/25: 1-8 Faith Formation classes, 6:15-7:30PM
11/27: HAPPY THANKSGIVING
11/29: Holy Family Christmas Craft Fair, 9Am -2PM
11/30: NO Faith Formation classes
ATTENTION: IF THERE ARE ANY PARISHIONERS
INTERESTED IN HAVING THEIR KINDERGARTENERS
PARTICIPATE IN FAITH FORMATION ON TUESDAYS
FROM 6:15 – 7:30PM PLEASE CALL THE OFFICE AT 4885884 TO REGISTER.
CONFIRMATION 2 NEWS: Our mandatory
Confirmation 2 Retreat will be Sunday, November 16th.
Students must arrive by 7:45PM for the retreat and will
return for the 4PM Rite of Election Mass. Family and
friends are invited to attend this celebration and
students to be picked up after Mass at 5PM.
Reminder: this includes Summer C2 Faith Formation.
Life Teen & EDGE Volunteers Needed
Our Life Teen and Edge youth groups are also looking
for volunteer core members. If you are interested in
this ministry, please call Chris Spilka at 382-7883 or
Vince D’Angelo at 380-2208.
HOLY FAMILY
NOVEMBER 8 & 9, 2014
BAPTISM CLASS
NEXT BAPTISM CLASS
MONDAY-December 1st, 2014
FROM 7 PM to 8:15 PM
PASTORAL CARE OFFICE:
Sr. Anna Maria, D.S.M.P. and Marion Whipple
Please call: 488-3139, ext. 23 to make arrangements for the
baptism of your child. WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND
THAT COUPLES ATTEND THE BAPTISMAL CLASS
BEFORE THE BABY IS BORN. (If you have attended a
baptism class within the past few years, you may not have
to attend again.) Normally, baptisms are the 2nd and 4th
Sundays of the month.
Saints Names
Mildred, Melissa, Millie, Milly – mild strength - St.
Mildred was an abbess with a reputation for great
holiness and generosity and compassion for the poor
and rejected. She chose this life over marrying into
nobility and wealth. Her detachment from this world’s
comforts strengthened her firm commitment to Jesus
and His poor.
Otto – rich – St. Otto of Bamberg was a priest who
worked for the royal court, but when his emperor
broke from Rome and then appointed him bishop, the
saint refused the position, declaring his obedience to
the Church. He became bishop only after the Pope
consecrated him.
HOMEBOUND Anyone needing a priest to visit for any of the
Sacraments please call the pastoral care office at
488-3139, ext. 23.
Are you willing to share some of your time and your
love for God in the ministry for the homebound as a
Eucharist minister? Please Call Sr. Anna Maria at 4883139 ext. 23.
PERPETUAL EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
In the Eucharist, Christ is present in His soul and
divinity, and in His body and blood. He is present not
only as the Son of God but as the Son of Man and Son
of Mary. Spending time in the presence of the
Eucharist is a powerful encounter with the Divine.
Experience the transformation that can occur when you
respond to His call to be with Him in the Adoration
Chapel. If interested in your own hour, call Tom
Colabufo at 487-8377. God Bless!
ELIZABETH MINISTRY
Elizabeth Ministry is an international movement
focused on the dignity of human life and strengthening
relationships in order to build up the family and create
vibrant communities. Our core values are to respect all
life, cherish children, encourage families, enrich
marriages and build community. We offer an
opportunity for a like-to-like ministry – a pairing of
someone who’s gone through something similar to
someone who is currently going through the same kind
of thing. We aren’t counselors; we are just friends.
Friends from the parish who want to bring God’s love
to one another, in joyful moments and in very difficult
ones. We aren’t professionals; we are just people who
care. People who care enough to want to reach out to
someone else so they don’t feel so alone in their
current circumstances. Though we may pass each
other or see each other at Masses on weekends,
perhaps there is something tugging at your heart asking
you to play a part in God’s plan of weaving us together
in love and care for one another. Contact Rita Condon
at 673-9458 or email elizabethministryritatgamil.com.
GREENBACK WINNERS
#4009 – Pat Granito - $100
#2057 – NOT SOLD
$500 JACKPOT NEXT WEEK
BEREAVEMENT
The joy of the Lord is your strength
MAY HE REST IN PEACE
Herbert Stoddard
HOLY FAMILY SENIORS
Meeting Tuesday, November 11
Doors open at 5 Meeting at 6PM
BINGO NIGHT!!!
Christmas Party
Tuesday 12/2/14 @ Noon -Twin Trees Too!
$15 – Members $20 – Non-Members
Call Esther Wood for reservations – 487-5466
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RESPECT LIFE CALENDAR OF EVENTS November 15 – Day of Hope and Healing. Call Project Rachel Ministry @ 424-­‐3737 November 22 – “Catholic Consideration For End of Life Decisions” Holy Family Church Hall, 2:30 – 4:30PM December 12 – Annual Mass in Honor of Our Lady of Guadalupe, 9AM @ Holy Family Church HOLY FAMILY
NOVEMBER 8 & 9, 2014
SAFE ENVIRONMENT PROGRAM New volunteers and employees must take “Protecting God’s Children” training. St. Joseph’s in Camillus has added a new session on November 15th from 9AM – Noon. All training sessions are posted on the diocesan website www.syrdiocese.org. Questions? Call Debbie @ 488-­‐3139 x 13 or email: [email protected]. SWEET SENSATIONS Franciscan Northside Ministries proudly present our 10th anniversary “Sweet Sensations” fundraiser on Saturday, November 15th, at St. Daniel’s School Auditorium, 3004 Court St., Syracuse, NY. Enjoy an evening of delectable desserts, and the best in Syracuse’s local talent! The cost is $25 per person and proceeds benefit the Franciscan Northside Ministries. To reserve tickets or for more information, call Sister Dolly at 423-­‐9961. The Show begins at 7:30PM, doors open at 6:30PM. GIFT BEARERS
NOVEMBER 15 & 16
5:00 PM – Mom & Family of Bobby Falso
10:30 AM – The Ludingtons – Tom Maher’s Family
12:15 PM – Len & Regina Montreal & Family
Parishioners: If you have an intention for a loved one
coming up at a weekend Mass and would like to bring
up the gifts, call Esther @ 487-5466. CRAFTERS WANTED! Our Holy Family Craft Fair
will be Saturday, November 29, 9-2PM. We are
currently accepting applications for crafters. Please
visit our website at holyfamilyyouth.com for more
details or contact Chris Spilka at 488-5884.
4TH ANNUAL APPLE PIE SALE
HOLY FAMILY SCHOOL
November 21 & 22
Friday pick-up between 6 – 8 PM
Saturday pick up between 9AM and 1PM
Call the school @ 487-8515 with orders for baked or
unbaked and pick up plan. Call Christine Prowak @
471-7939 with questions.
The Knights of Columbus will once again be selling
Lottery Tickets for the month of December on the
weekend of November 15th & 16TH. Each ticket is
$5 and is good for the whole month of September.
Proceeds go towards the good works of the Knights.
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PLEASE PRAY FOR
ATTENTION PARISHIONERS: We will print the
“Please Pray For List” on a month-to-month basis.
If you would like your loved one on the list, please
call the parish office. The name will stay on for one
month. You must call each month to have the name
put back on the list.
Bob & Marie Wing, Louis Lomonaco, Betty Sabene,
Peter Mastracco, Dorothy Pirro, Theresa Pullano
Towers, Ed Towers, Judy Tilton, Sandy Dalton, Joseph
McClusky, Joe Mandolfo, Angel Solomon, John
Hnotko, Ed Campagna,
Hank Smith, Anthony
Tangredi, Christopher Piotrowski, Frank Lopefido,
Nicole Canavan, Alison McCauley, Jason B. Steve M.,
Micha Ordway, Charles Gridley,
Joan Cooney,
Cheryl Davis, Lynn Hutchinski, Nicole Canavan, Janet
Leeb, Robert Dubik, John Omolino, Kathleen Wall, M.
M. Special Intention, Carol Murphy, Robert G.
McCarthy, George LeFever, Marcella Savage, Dr.
Joseph Thornton, James Spinoso, Kate Henry, Eric
Kehn, Anthony Tangredi, John Omolino, Robert
Brown, Mark Degon.
NOTE: Due to HIPPA, hospitals are not allowed to
give names of patients to us. If you have a loved one
in the hospital or a nursing home who would like a
visit from a priest or deacon, please notify the parish
office.
BIBLE STUDY
Bible study facilitated by Mike Pauley has started. It
takes place on the 1st and 4th/5th Saturdays of the
month. The 2nd and 3rd Saturdays are open to afford
people the opportunity to attend Bible study at St.
Ann’s Church conducted by Fr. Brian Lange and Sister
Bridget. Mike’s study is continuing in the Book of
Revelation using a “Lectio Divina” format. Come
share with us. Any questions call Mike at 488-2478.
MASS OF REMEMBRANCE
Novem ber 13 @ 7PM
Each year we rem em ber those in our
parish who have died during the past
year. All parishioners are invited to
attend and join us rem em bering all our
deceased loved ones. W e will be
especially rem em bering those who have
died from Septem ber 1,2013 to A ugust
31, 2014.
A reception will be held in the church
hall im m ediately following the Mass.
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HOLY FAMILY BASKETBALL
GUANELLIAN SISTERS
DAUGHTERS OF ST. MARY OF PROVIDENCE
“Always stay in the hands of the Lord. God will
always look after you, but especially in the most urgent
moment, which is the hour of death. The city of
heaven is a better dwelling place than the earthly city.
Divine Providence is the most tender mother of her
children. Have faith: the Lord who feeds the birds of
the air and clothes the lilies of the field with splendor
will surely feed and clothe you properly.”
(Saint Louis Guanella)
WELCOME NEW CHRISTIAN:
Hunter Kirk child of
Logan & Germaine Kirk
COUNSELING SERVICES
Holy Family has begun providing counseling services
through Catholic Charities. Mary McGrath will
provide affordable, confidential, professional
counseling to our community on Thursdays at the
convent (207 Chapel Drive). Fee is based on ability to
pay but cost need not be an obstacle. Mary makes her
own appointments – call 362-7565. You need not be a
registered parishioner to take advantage of this service.
WEEKLY OFFERINGS:
Regular Collection 11/ 1 & 2
Last Year
Capital Campaign
Number of Pledges
Total Pledged
Pledges Received to Date
Outstanding Pledged
$27,617.95
$24,584.01
975
$1,279,042.95
1,153,765.50
125,277.45
PRAYER CHAIN: Please call requests to
Judy Shanley at 488-2487. For surgeries
please contact two weeks in advance.
GAMES: Girls Junior High
Sunday, Nov. 9 @ MHR – 5:30PM
Thursday, Nov. 13, HF vs SH – 6:30PM
Sunday, Nov. 16, HF @ Seton – 4PM
CYO Tryouts
Boys Junior High (Grades 6, 7 & 8)
Sunday, Nov. 9, 1:30 – 3:30PM
Boys Junior Varsity (Grades 9 & 10)
Sunday, Nov. 9, 3:30 – 5PM
Monday, Nov. 10, 6 – 8PM
Tuesday, Nov. 11, 6 – 7:30PM
Saturday, Nov. 15, 7 – 9PM
Men’s Open Gym, Friday, Nov. 14, 8:30 – 10:30 PM
SOCIAL JUSTICE
“I was in prison and you visited me… ”
Crew socks and/or hot chocolate a holiday
tradition at Holy Family.
Jail Ministry is again gearing up for its annual
Christmas party at the Justice Center when
each person receives a bag of “goodies” to
lighten the burden of being separated from
family and friends in the holiday season. The
gifts are simple, an apple, a pen, writing
paper, word games socks, hot chocolate and
instant coffee, home made cookies and
Christmas cards to mail home. This year Jail
Ministry must plan for upwards of 650 people
and is pleased that Holy Family will collect
crew socks (white only/calf high) and boxes of
individual hot chocolate.
There will be designated boxes at all
entrances to the church through November.
CATHOLIC CONSIDERATIONS FOR
END-OF-LIFE DECISIONS
Saturday, November 22, 2014
Holy Family Church – 2:30 – 4:30PM
St. Mary of the Assumption Church - 5 – 7PM
Learn about:
Catholic Teachings: sacredness of human life,
euthanasia/assisted suicide, ordinary vs. extraordinary
treatments, assisted nutrition and hydration.
Application of Catholic Principles: NYS Laws and
policies, a comparison of advance directives: The
health care proxy, the Living will & the MOLST.
SARAH HOUSE FUNDRAISER
Sarah’s Guest House is hosting a fundraiser on
November 11, 2014 – Veterans’ Day
6 – 8PM
Valley location of Gannon’s Ice Cream
Please help support the Veterans that travel to Syracuse for
the quality medical care that we are so fortunate to have in
this area.