HOLY FAMILY
JANUARY 3 & 4, 2014
MASS SCHEDULE
Rosary @ 8:35AM Monday – Friday
MONDAY, JANUARY 5
Feast of St. John Neumann
6:45 AM Frank McCarthy/
John & Elaine Driscoll
9:00 AM ANN: Dick Mercurio/Wife & Family
TUESDAY, JANUARY 6
6:45 AM Al Todeschini/John & Elaine Driscoll
9:00 AM ANN: Robert Kosty/Family
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7
6:45 AM Anne Veith/Tom & Peg Maher
9:00 AM Richard McDowell/
Lorraine & Gary Wenner
THURSDAY, JANUARY 8
6:45 AM ANN: Mary Ann Wainwright/
Bernie & Reenie
9:00 AM Stefano Mantelli/Maria Pia & Stefania
The Heffernan Family
7:00 PM Michael Mangano/Julie Hazelwood
FRIDAY, JANUARY 9
6:45 AM Roseanne Webster/
The Burke & Laszolo Families
9:00 AM ANN: John Testone/Wife & Son
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10
8:00 AM ANN: Robert J. Barrett/Wife & Children
5:00 PM Beverly Lawless/
Holy Family Health Ministry
SUNDAY, JANUARY 11
BAPTISM OF THE LORD/
7:30 AM MASS FOR THE PEOPLE OF
HOLY FAMILY
8:45 AM ANN: Carmen Romano &
Jane Romano Mangano/Family
10:30 AM Nicholas & Beverly Dranschak/
Daughter & Grandchildren
12:15 PM Mary Lu Pfohl/
Mimi & Kevin Didio & Family
4:00 PM ANN: Pauline Anthony/Paula
LITURGY UPDATE
Fr. Jason will preach January 10 & 11.
Msgr. Francis will baptize January 11.
READINGS:
January 3 & 4:
First Reading: Isaiah 60:1-6
Second Reading: Ephesians 3:2-3a, 5-6
Gospel: Matthew 2:1-12
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EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS
January 10 & 11:
5:00 PM Kathleen Gonzalez, Mark Kay,
Kathy Kendrick, Monique LaForce,
Mary Lou Lake, Andrea Marshall,
Bob McCauley, Linda Vishnesky,
Sharon Wells
7:30 AM John & Teresa Brusa,
Mary Ellen Byrne, Karen Fruscello,
Kathy Rudy, Karen Sansone
8:45 AM Patrick Brusa, Debbie Germano,
Dolores Grace, Geoff Parkes,
Lyle & Julie Hassel,
Thomas, Suzanne & Sarah Mahar,
Barb Parkes
10:30 AM Leticia Andolina, Ann Betts,
Chauncey & Arlene Ball,
Carmen Branca, Tom Maier,
Jim & Mary Curry,
Peter Petrone, Theresa Waters
12:15 PM Lourdes Alvarez, Joseph Antonio,
Alicia Castrello, James Pirro,
Michael & Julia Natoli,
Rosemary Smith, Tina Vecchio,
Lisa Vignogna, Marion Wierowski
4:00 PM John Buttner, Molly Clark,
Kathy Czajak, James Evans,
Elizabeth Garn, Grace Keegan,
Beth Ann Meluni, Joe Ranieri, Jr.,
Jodi Smolen, Ed Terzolo
LECTORS – JANUARY 10 & 11:
5:00 PM Donna Marshall, Kathleen Wheeler
7:30 AM Janice Bader, Paula Meseroll
8:45 AM Cheslea Parkes, Kathleen Yennock
10:30 AM Barry Burge, John Milligan
12:15 PM Mary Ellen Masterpole, Pamela Tobin
4:00 PM Tom & Kimberly Gdula
ALTAR SERVERS – JANUARY 10 & 11:
5:00 PM Travis, Alexa & Makenzie Robbins,
Andy Troiano
7:30 AM Maria, Tim & John Brusa III,
DJ Caloia
8:45 AM Nicole & Allison Brusa,
Paul & John Michael Owens
10:30 AM Christopher, John Paul, Stephen
& Thomas Maier
12:15 PM Matt Cabal, Shannon Celeste,
Griffin McIntyre, Maggie Smith
4:00 PM Meghan Christie, Raphael Evans,
Emma Leonhardt, Sean Mitchell
HOLY FAMILY
JANUARY 3 & 4, 2014
PASTOR’S NOTES
A Visit from the Magi
We tend to think of the magi as three kings arriving a
few days behind the shepherds at the Christmas stable.
St. Matthew would be charmed, but would likely
remind us that magi are not kings. Magi are eastern
astrologers and interpreters of dreams, that the number
three, a good guess from the number of gifts and the
popular song, is actually not part of scripture, and that
the location is not the stable, but a house where the
Holy Family is living in Bethlehem. The star, no real
help to pinpoint the exact address, recalls the prophecy
of the astrologer Balaam in Numbers 24:17 and
highlights the significance of Jesus’ birth within the
whole sweep of God’s plan for salvation. Other
elements of St. Matthew’s Chapter 2 recall Israel’s story:
travel into and out of Egypt, escape from an abusive
ruler, and the vocation to be Isaiah’s light for the
nations. (Isaiah 60:1-6; 49-6).
This passage from St. Matthew’s Gospel turns out to be
a brilliant way of telling the real history. Herod the
Great was indeed a contemporary pharaoh (recalling
Israel’s slavery in Egypt) famous for his great building
projects and murderous rule. In the end, Jesus truly
does turn out to be a king, whose nonviolent power
challenged abusive secular power. Jesus was indeed
rejected by the religious leadership of His day, and Jesus
would be accepted, indeed done homage, more widely
by Gentiles than by the historic people of Israel. Jesus
would prove to be the new Moses leading His people on
a new Exodus. This descendant of David will, as risen
Lord, turn out to be everything St. Matthew writes
while quoting Micah 5:1 (ruler from Bethlehem) and 2
Samuel 5:2 (shepherd of God’s people Israel). “God’s
people Israel” entails all twelve tribes, the restoration of
Israel expected in the Messianic age, the Church.
To the anonymous donor…..you’re right! Sometimes
things are more valuable than they may appear.
HOLY HOUR
Begin the New Year in the awesome Presence of Jesus.
Wednesday, January 7, 2015
6:30PM at Holy Family Church
Confessions available
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HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
We would love to see new faces in all of our programs.
Consider a New Years Resolution to give back to the
Parish and needy families in our area through
volunteering…
Dec. 24th – Jan. 4th – Human Development Office is
CLOSED
Mark your calendar for January Events:
7th – Coffee Hour
Elizabeth Ministry
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10 & 11 – Food Collection Weekend
12th – Food Sorting 9:30
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14 – Senior Homebound Deliveries
20th – Human Development Meeting 7pm
All Co-chairpersons and Advisory board members are
asked to attend. All are welcomed to come and find
out more about the Human Development TeamChurch Hall
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21 – Coffee Hour
DEMONSTRATE YOUR THANKFULNESS
THIS SEASON
Each Christmas season, Holy Family anticipates and relies
on a seasonal increase in contributions. It is through the
donations of every individual and family in the community
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 a form. Just drop it in
the collection basket or at the office. Thank you for your
generosity and support.
HOLY FAMILY BUSINESS MANAGER
We are looking for a part-time Business Manager (16
hours per week). Knowledge of Quick Books is
required and experience in budgeting is necessary.
Applicants should submit a resume to the Parish Office
to the attention of: Search Committee. Nick, who is
our current Business Manager has accepted a position
at St. Matthew’s/St. Mary’s/St. Francis.
HOLY FAMILY
JANUARY 3 & 4, 2014
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
MONDAY, JANUARY 5
3:00 PM Divine Mercy Novena – Church
7:00 PM Baptism Class - #1
TUESDAY, JANUARY 6
3:00 PM Divine Mercy Novena – Church
6:15 PM Faith Formation – School
6:30 PM Engage Bible Study – Church Hall
7:00 PM Endow #2
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7
9:30 AM Coffee Hour – Church Hall
3:00 PM Divine Mercy Novena – Church
6:30 PM Holy Hour for Evangelization - Church
6:30 PM Confessions – Church
6:30 PM Edge Youth Group – Church Hall
7:00 PM Charismatic Prayer Group – Chapel
7:00 PM RCIA - #1
7:00 PM Adult Choir Rehearsal – Choir Room
7:00 PM Theology of the Body - #2
8:00 PM AA – Cafeteria
8:30 PM Men’s Lectio Group – Church Hall
THURSDAY, JANUARY 8
9:30 AM Food Pantry Open
1:00 PM Social Justice – Church Hall
3:00 PM Divine Mercy Novena – Church
5:30 PM PIO – Church Hall
6:00 PM Life Teen Core – FF Office
7:00 PM Knights – Church Hall
7:00 PM Daughters in Adoration – Chapel
7:00 PM HEALING MASS - CHURCH
8:00 PM Lectio 2 - #2
FRIDAY, JANUIARY 9
10:00 AM Lectio Divina - #2
3:00 PM Divine Mercy Novena - Church
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10
7:00 AM Men’s Prayer Group – MPR
9:30 AM Riley Bible Study - #2
3:00 PM Divine Mercy Novena - Church
3:30 PM Confessions – Church
4:15 PM Joyful Sound Rehearsal – Choir Room
6:00 PM Young Adult Ministry – Church Hall
FOOD COLLECTION WEEKEND
SUNDAY, JANUARY 11
8:45 AM & 12:15PM Liturgies – 1st Communion
8:45 Mass - HF School Father/Dghtr. & 4th Grade
9:45 AM K-8 Grades – School
1:30 PM Baptisms – Church
1:30 PM Summer Confirmation I & II - School
3:00 PM Divine Mercy Novena – Church
5:00 PM Life Teen – Church Hall
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MUSIC MINISTRY
This Sunday:
5:00 PM Mary Kate Walsh, Joyful Sound
Ensemble, Trudy Butler
8:45 AM Gabrielle Giacovelli, Tony Alvaro
10:30 AM Gabrielle Giacovelli, Adult Choir,
Tony Alvaro
12:15 PM Gabrielle Giacovelli, Trudy Butler
4:00 PM Holy Family Praise & Worship Band
Next Sunday:
5:00 PM Gabrielle Giacovelli, Trudy Butler
8:45 AM Mary Kate Walsh, 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
ADULT CHOIR
Next Rehearsal: Wednesday, January 7 @ 7PM
Next Mass: Sunday, January 11 @ 10:30AM
JOYFUL SOUND
Next Rehearsal: Saturday, January 17 @ 4:15PM
Next Mass: Saturday, January 17 @ 5PM.
WEEKLY OFFERINGS:
December 27 & 28:
Regular Offering
Last Year
Christmas
Last Year
Capital Campaign
Number of Pledges
Total Pledged
Pledges Received to Date
Outstanding Pledges
$21,531.19
$20,810.68
$43,437.03
$46,895.33
975
$1,279,042.95
$1,153,765.50
$125,277.45
ATTENTION HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS
Are you considering to attending LeMoyne College?
Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) has teamed with
LeMoyne College to offer at $4000 ($1000/year)
scholarship. You must be attending a school in the
Diocese of Syracuse and planning to attend LeMoyne.
Applications can be picked up at the parish office and
turned in to Ed Campagna/Scott Harris by January 12,
2015.
HOLY FAMILY
JANUARY 3 & 4, 2014
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BAPTISM CLASS
NEXT BAPTISM CLASS
MONDAY-JANUARY 5, 2015
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.
Pope Francis speaking to the families and their
children, he was pleased to meet them, saying it was
clear that they “love the family and they love life.”
“Each of your children”, he said, “was wanted by God”
and it amazes us how great a miracle a child is.” A
child is somebody who changes our life. He also
underlined the important role played by grandparents,
saying they can not only provide practical support but
above all can help the parents pass down to their
children their faith. And please, continue praying for
me, the Pope ended, “because in a way I’m like a
grandfather for all of you.”
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.
ONGOING BOTTLE DRIVE
The Central City Bottle Redemption Center will
continue to receive drop off donations at 224 Chapel
Drive anytime Monday – Friday, 9AM – 6PM and
Saturday, 9AM – 3PM to support our youth. Please
specify Edge or Life Teen Youth Group when you
drop off. Every nickel counts! Thank you!
GREENBACK WINNERS
#6210 – Ceil Pullano -$100
#5862 – NOT SOLD
$300 JACKPOT NEXT WEEK
GUANELLIAN SISTERS
DAUGHTERS OF ST. MARY OF PROVIDENCE
In this year dedicated to the Consecrated Life, we ask
all of you to keep us in your prayers, as we continue to
follow God in our vocation as Guanellian sisters
according to the spirit of our founder St. Louis
Guanella to serve and love God’s people.
“This is the beginning of the new year. Stand before
the altar of your God and say: “You are my Lord.
You are my Savior”. Entrust yourself to God’s
wisdom, entrust yourself to God’s goodness, and focus
all your heartfelt affections on Him. (St. Louis
Guanella)
BEREAVEMENT
If you could fully comprehend how deeply you are
loved by God, you would never feel alone again.
MAY SHE REST IN PEACE
Mary Ann Bouvier – Arlene Ball’s Sister
NEWLY BAPTIZED BLESSING
Jesus said: “Let the little ones come to Me, for of
such is the Kingdom of Heaven.” Come join us
for: A Special blessing for the newly baptized.
WHEN: January 11, 2015
WHERE: Holy Family Church
TIME: 10:30AM Mass
ATTENTION: Theology of the Body II will
be starting in January on Wednesday evenings
from 7 – 8:30PM. The first class begins on
January 7, 2015. If interested, please call the
Faith Formation Office at 488-5884.
WELCOME NEW CHRISTIAN:
Mason Anthony Balduzzi child of
Mathew & Kassindra Balduzzi
HOLY FAMILY
JANUARY 3 & 4, 2014
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UPCOMING EVENTS AND DATES
Life Teen welcomes all students in grades 9-12
Sundays, Mass at 4pm, Life Night 5-7 pm, Church Hall.
[email protected] call 382-7883.
1/4: A LIFE TEEN EPIPHANY – What is God
revealing to you?
1/11: Virtues Of Our Faith This Life Night will focus
on many of the most prominent virtues of our faith. As
we move on into the new year, we will discover many of
these traits and how we can use them to improve our
lives.
1/21 & 1/22: Life Teen is standing up for Life!
We are traveling to Washington, D.C. for the 2015
March for Life. Join us as we also tour popular areas
such as the Inner Harbor, St. Mary’s Seminary,
Baltimore Basilica, Verizon Center and much more!
This trip is open to all teens in grades 9-12 and the cost
is only $75. Hand in permission forms and money
today!
Would you like to cook a meal for Life Teen?
Please contact Kathy Czajak at 468-2041 if you would
like to share your gift of cooking. She can help with all
the details and some ideas! Thank you!
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
1/7: Who’s Your King? – An EDGE night on David!
We all face “Goliaths” in our lives from time to time.
How can we overcome them? Join us as we take a look
at how the story of the life of David provides us with a
great example of courage and repentance.
1/14: What is the Creed? An EDGE Night on the
Creed. Join us as we kick off our new semester on the
Creed. What do we believe? Why do we pray it?
Where does it come from? We will try and answer these
questions and get organized for a great semester! Join
us and bring a friend.
Visit us at holyfamilyyouth.com to download
registration/permission forms.
Fall Faith Formation Schedule:
1/4: First Communion Mass (8:45AM or 12:15PM)
1/4: K-8 Classes 9:45 – 11AM
1/6: K-8 Classes 6:15 – 7:30PM
1/11: 4th Grade Mass 8:45AM
1/11: K-8 Classes 9:45 – 11AM
1/11: Confirmation 1 Class 10 -11:30AM
1/11: Confirmation I Class 10 - 11:30AM
1/11: Confirmation 2 Class 11:45AM – 1:15PM
1/11: Summer Confirmation Class 1:30 – 3PM
1/13: K-8 CLASSES 6:15 - 7:30 PM
1/21-1/22: March for Life Trip
1/25: K-8 Classes 9:45 - 11AM
1/25: Confirmation 1 Class 10 - 11:30AM
1/25: Confirmation 2 Class 11:45 - 1:15PM
1/27: K-8 Classes 6:15 - 7:30PM
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.
ELIZABETH MINISTRY WISHES YOU A HAPPY NEW YEAR! 'For a Son of God each day should be an opportunity of renewal, knowing for sure that with the help of grace he will reach the end of the road, which is Love. That is why if you begin and begin again, you are doing well. If you have a will to win, if you struggle, with God's help you will conquer. There will be no difficulty you cannot overcome.' St. Jose Maria Escriva HEALING MASS
There is a power to lift us up, stronger than all the
things that hold us down. Bring yourself, a friend, or
the intentions of someone in need to the Healing Mass
on Thursday, January 8, 2015 @ 7PM.
HOLY FAMILY
JANUARY 3 & 4, 2014
ENGAGE CHRISTIAN BIBLE STUDY
For Adults and Teens
Come and learn more about God and
ways to apply His Word to our everyday lives!
Holy Family is excited to offer a 12 week Bible Study
of the Book of Ephesians starting Tuesday, January 6
from 6:30 – 8PM in the church hall. No prior bible
study experience is necessary. Cost is $10.00. PERPETUAL EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
Mother Teresa said, “When you look at the
crucifix, you understand how much Jesus loves
you. When you look at the Sacred Host, you
understand how much Jesus loves you now.”
Each moment that you spend with Him will
deepen your union with Him and make your soul
more glorious in heaven. Please visit our
Adoration Chapel and consider your own
individual hour as a part of our Adoration
Ministry. Call Tom Colabufo at 487-8377.
A FAMILY PERSPECTIVE:
The Magi in today’s gospel were led to Jesus by a star.
Who are the stars your children follow? Don’t let it be
the tabloid stars. Resolve in this New Year to be the
guiding star in the life of your children.
GO FORTH MINISTRY KICK OFF
(All college ages & students – 18ish – 25ish)
All college age, 18ish to 25ish, are invited to attend a
night of prayer and fellowship at the Go Forth Ministry
Kick-Off here at Holy Family Church beginning with
Saturday Vigil Mass @ 5PM January 3rd, 2015. The
group will meet in the gathering space of the church
before Mass. After Mass we’ll proceed to the church
hall for the “kick off” of this exciting new ministry. If
you are interested in joining us contact Fr. Jason at
488-3139 or Nick Longo at [email protected].
PRAYER CHAIN: Please call requests to
Judy Shanley at 488-2487. For surgeries
please contact two weeks in advance.
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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.
Marie Wing, Betty Sabene, Dorothy Pirro, Theresa
Pullano Towers, Judy Tilton, Sandy Dalton, Joseph
McClusky, Joe Mandolfo, Angel Solomon, Ed
Campagna, Hank Smith, Anthony Tangredi, Jason B.,
Charles Gridley, M. M. Special Intention, Dr. Joseph
Thornton, James Spinoso, Eric Kehn, Anthony
Tangredi, Mark Degon, Anita Baraniewiecz, Ben
Bruce, Jason B., Steve M., M. Davis, Lynne O’Neill,
Bob Castelluccio, John Krupka, P. Davis, Mary Kehn,
Mary Lambert, John Hunter, Nancy Waters, Fran
Communtzis, Jo Foertch, Rich Molatch, Rich
Wilkenson, Robert Eldred, Robin Lamson, Ocasio
Hazeltine, Kennedy, Frank Loperfido, Alison
McCauley, Cheryl Davis, Nicole Canavan, Janet Leeb,
Phyllis Stevens, Jeanne & Lou Kempton, Christopher
Piotrowski, Dorothy O’Leary, Lillian Schmidt.
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.
GIA N N A
SY R A CU SE
Experience a new approach to w om en’s
health care
Located at Holy Family parish – Gianna Syracuse is a
medical practice dedicated to empowering women with
restorative, scientifically based method for monitoring
their health. Contact Karen Dalton MD NFPMC (585)
369-6803
www.giannasyracuse.com
GIFT BEARERS
January 10 & 11
8:45 AM – Grade 4
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
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JANUARY 3 & 4, 2014
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YOUNG ADULTS
HOLY FAMILY BASKETBALL
Saturday, February 21, 2015
GAME SCHEDULE: Holy Family Church
BOY’S JUNIOR HIGH 9AM – 3:30PM
Sunday, Jan. 4, HFI @ St. Rose – 6:30PM All welcome – Free - Lunch Provided
HFII @ St. Joe’s I – 4PM Featuring Matthew Leonard, internationally known
Thursday, Jan. 8, St. Pat’s @ HFI – 6:30PM speaker, author and Executive Director of the St.
MHR @ HFII – 8PM Paul Center for Biblical Theology founded by Dr.
Sunday, Jan. 11, St. Ann’s @ HFI – 6:30PM Scott Hahn. A convert to Catholicism and former
HFII @ IC – 6:30PM missionary to Latin America, Matthew is a frequent
HIGH SCHOOL guest on radio programs across the country and
Sunday, Jan. 4, IC @ HF appears on EWTN, Shalom Media and the
JV – 6:30PM V – 8PM Magnificant. He is a host of the Journey Through
Tuesday, Jan. 6, St. Lucy’s @ HF Lighthouse Catholic Media and holds a Masters in
JV – 6:30PM V – 8PM Theology from Franciscan University in
Steubenville. In addition to numerous articles, he
Thursday, Jan. 8, HF @ St. Mary’s is the author of two books: Louder Than Words:
JV – 6:45PM V – 8:15PM The Art of Living as a Catholic and Prayer Works:
Sunday, Jan 11, HF @ St. Joe’s Getting a Grip on Catholic Spirituality, both
JV – 5:30PM V – 7PM published through Our Sunday Visitor. Matthew
Men’s Open Gym – Todd Layo has been coordinating lives in Ohio with his wife Veronica and their five
this program for sometime. Due to other children. Register online @
commitments he cannot oversee the program. WE http://youngadultcatholicconference.wordpress.com
are in need of a coordinator. If interested, please contact Ed. Campagna (487-‐1683). Until we can get a coordinator the will be no Men’s Open Gym. PARISH WEIGHT LOSS – Eat Less, Move More
and Pray - The 15th Session of Pray it Off begins on
January 8, 2015. Over the past 7 years this group has
permanently lost thousands of pounds with this FREE
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS YOUTH
ministry. Holy Family Parishioners, if you have 30 or
more pounds to lose, call Ellen M. McCauley at 468FREE THROW CHAMPIONSHIP
4233 before January 3rd. Catholic non-parishioners,
All boys and girls ages 10 to 14 are invited to who need to lose 50 pounds or more, are also
participate in the local level of competition for our welcome. You have to make a six-month commitment
local Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship. to meeting, once a week, on Thursday’s from 6-7 p.m.
This local competition will be held Saturday, January in the Parish Hall.
17 at 1PM in the Holy Family School Gym. The Knights of Columbus Free throw Championship ATTENTION PARISHIONERS REGARDING
is sponsored annually, with winners progressing CONTRIBUTION STATEMENTS
through local, district and state competitions. NOW is the time to fill out the tax returns for 2014. In
International champions are announced by the K of C an effort to reduce our postage costs, we are asking
headquarters based on scores from the state level parishioners to request contributions statements. If
competitions. All boys and girls will compete in their you wish to have a statement sent to your home, please
respective age and gender divisions. Since its’ fill out the form below and put it in the collection
beginning in 1972, over 2.5 million youths have basket.
participated in the contest. All contestants on the local level are recognized for PLEASE SEND ME A CONTRIBUTION
their participation. Participants are required to STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR 2014.
furnish proof of age and written parental consent. For NAME:_____________________________________
entry forms or additional information contact Paul Morrell at 407-‐1010. ADDRESS:_________________________________