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Oman Catholic Church (716) 6523972  6441 Seneca St. Email: Svdparish@Gmail.Com P.O Roman Catholic Church (716) 6523972 6441 Seneca St. Email: [email protected] P.O. Box 290 Website: svdpspringbrook.com Springbrook, NY 14140 www.facebook.com/svdpspringbrook MASS SCHEDULE Sunday, May 30, 2021 + The Most Holy Trinity Saturday: 4:30 pm Sunday: 8, 9:30, & 11:00 am For safety, please wear a mask. Weekdays: 8:00 am Holy Day Vigil: 7:00 pm Holy Days: 8:00 am & 12:00 pm CLERGY: Pastor: Rev. Karl Loeb Weekend Associate: Rev. Richard DiGiulio Deacon Larry Eschbach Deacon Rick Mackiewicz Deacon Pete Walders ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Anytime. Call our pastor as soon as possible. SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION (CONFESSION): Saturdays at 4:00 pm in Church or anytime by appointment or request. For all the following, please call the Rectory at 6523972: HOLY EUCHARIST: If a parishioner is homebound and would like to receive Communion. BAPTISMS Are celebrated on Sundays at 1 pm. Parents must register for & attend The Heavenly and Earthly Trinities by Bartolomé Esteban Murillo instruction (2nd Thursday of each month) The National Gallery in London before choosing Godparents. MARRIAGES: Arrangements must be made in person four months in advance at the Rectory. Call for an appointment. Faith Formation Center: (716) 6527242 RE Fax (716) 6527485 RCIA: Interested in the Catholic faith Religious Education Director Lisa Benzer [email protected] or returning to Church after a time Rectory Office Hours: Mon.Thurs. 8:30 am 4 pm, Fri. 8:30 am 2 pm away? We’ll help answer your Business Manager: Dan Mikolajczyk Parish Office Fax 6553048 questions and welcome you home! Liturgical Coordinator: Tammy Stanek 7992519 PRAYER REQUESTS: Trustees: Tama GrescoSauers, Dan Siepierski To be placed on our Prayer Lines or Parish Secretaries: Linda Rupp, Sharon Snyder the Prayers of Faithful at Mass. Saturday, May 29 RESPECT LIFE Baby Shower Collection 4:00 pm Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession) Church Saturday, May 29 St. Paul VI, pope Sunday, May 30 Last Day RESPECT LIFE Baby Shower Vigil THE MOST HOLY TRINITY 4:30pm Angelina Folino M John & Jeanette DelBel Monday, May 31 Memorial Day Sunday, May 30 THE MOST HOLY TRINITY Parish Office is Closed. 8:00am Edmund Grzywna M Gliss Family 9:30am Kenneth & Clara Rupp M Family Tuesday, June 1 11:00am Michael Garry M Souder Family Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help Prayed after 8 am Mass 11:00 am Bible Study Multipurpose Room Monday, May 31 The Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary 4:306:30 pm Eucharistic Adoration Chapel 8:00am Edward Turner, Jr. M Sheila & Gene Offhaus Wednesday, June 2 Tuesday, June 1 St. Justin, martyr 5:00 am Medjugorje Rosary for Nonbelievers Church 8:00am Parishioners of St. Vincent’s M Fr. Karl Loeb 7:00 pm Men’s Faith Sharing Multipurpose Room Wednesday, June 2 Sts. Marcellinus & Peter, martyrs Thursday, June 3 8:00am Jenevieve Caligiuri M Family Friday, June 4 First Friday Thursday, June 3 St. Charles Lwanga & companions, martyrs Saturday, June 5 First Saturday 8:00am Al & Lillian Filipiak M Rick & Lucille Janiga 4:00 pm Sacrament of Reconciliation Church Friday, June 4 Sunday, June 6 8:00am Rose & Dominic Molfese M Family * First Fridays Devotion from Jesus to St. Margaret Mary: Saturday, June 5 St. Boniface, bishop & martyr Receive Holy Communion on each First Friday; Vigil MOST HOLY BODY & BLOOD OF CHRIST The nine Fridays must be consecutive; They must 4:30pm Genevieve Maze M Family be made in honor and in reparation to His Sacred Heart. Sunday, June 6 THE MOST HOLY BODY & BLOOD OF ** First Saturdays Devotion from Our Lady of Fatima: CHRIST (Corpus Christi) 8:00am James Niemczal M Family On the First Saturday during 5 Consecutive Months: 9:30am Victor Mata M John & Jeanette DelBel 1.Go to Confession 11:00am Margaret Kalinowski M Friend 2.Receive the Sacrament of Holy Communion 3.Pray five decades of the Rosary 4.Meditate for 15 minutes on the mysteries of the Rosary All this offered inREPARATION for the sins of blasphemyand ingratitude committed against the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Eucharistic Adoration is every Tuesday 4:306:30 pm in our Chapel. Donald & Colleen Casto Now Livestreaming on our Facebook page We are so glad to have you join us! if you can’t make it in person. Need more info? Email: [email protected]. What is Adoration? Adoration is going before the Blessed Sacrament Your Offering for the weekend of 5/23: (which we know is the True Presence of Jesus Sunday Offering: $4,521 since the host was consecrated at Mass), and + Online Offering: $1,313 spending some time with Him. While there, we can HOPE Offering: $356 pray, chat silently with Him, read the Bible, tell Him Ascension Offering: $30 how awesome He and God our Father and the Holy Latin America Special Collection: $348 Spirit are, or, just be… just keep Him company. Sometimes we get epiphanies, but mostly we get Thank you for your continued stewardship to Your Parish! peace, and things in our lives will fall in place better. Stop in as you can Tuesdays 4:306:30 pm. Learn more at: Learn more RESPECT LIFE LAST WEEKEND for COLLECTION! Let’s SHOW our love for the unborn and their mothers by providing material needs for families in need! We’ll be collecting baby shower gifts for the Buffalo Diocese’s St. Gianna Molla Pregnancy Outreach Center. Please place unwrapped gifts in the crib in the Narthex. Baby & child needs: diapers, training pants, wipes, baby lotion, clothes, onesies, PJs, diaper bags, tote bags, winter jackets, sweaters, blankets, baby bottles, sippy cups, pacifiers... (Due to Covid, they can’t accept used clothes now.) Mom’s needs: toothbrushes, toothpaste, deodorant, hand & face cream, feminine products, lotion, shampoo… Monetary Donations will be used to buy car seats & bassinets. Reminder from the Diocese of Buffalo: We are a RESPECT LIFE Parish! EASTER DUTY: After they have been initiated into Our Lady of Guadalupe, Patroness of the Unborn, Pray for Us! the Most Holy Eucharist, all the faithful are bound by the obligation of receiving Communion at least ALTAR LINEN COMMITTEE for May: once a year. This precept must be fulfilled during the Julia Lowrey & Camille Klein Easter season, unless for a good reason it is fulfilled at another time during the year. This obligation may be fulfilled FLOWER MINISTERS for the week of 6/5 are: between the First Sunday of Lent and Trinity Sunday (May 30th Mary Rudich & Sylvia Zach this year). SANCTUARY CANDLE Reminder from St. Vincent’s: Once a year is the very least one For a Special Intention can receive to remain in good standing. We are encouraged to receive Holy Communion on a more regular basis. Given by Ann Marie Garden of Memories Continues here at St. Vincent de Paul! We have many bricks and granite paver stones that are in place and waiting for your loved ones’ names to be carved into them. Each sale benefits St. Vincent’s. Orders are being taken now to continue our Garden of Memories. Who would you like to memorialize? Here’s what’s available: Engraved 6” x 9” Heritage Brick 2 line tribute, 16 characters per line $130 Engraved 12” x 12” Granite Paver 4 line tribute, 19 characters per lineN$300 Interested? Call Linda on Mondays at the Parish Office (or stop in) for more information & an order form: 6523972. NEW TO OUR PARISH? Please contact the rectory to register as members of our parish family. We hope you will find a loving Christian community here. Letters of recommendation can be given to members who are in good standing & have been formally registered in the par- ish for three months. YOUNG ADULTS if you are out on your own, time to register on your own with our parish office. Send us an email & we’ll get you set up: [email protected]. Thanks! PRAYER FOR VOCATIONS… Dear Holy Spirit, Please help those who hear your call only as a whisper, that they may know that it is You calling them to service. May You fill those you call with the grace and courage to respond to Your whisper. I will pray, encourage and support those whom You have chosen for priestly vocations and consecrated religious. Amen MISSION STATEMENT: St. Vincent de Paul Roman Catho- lic Church is a faith filled community centered in the Eucharist. We are seeking to learn and live the Gospel through our service to our parish community and all of God's people. We strive to be faithful stewards of the gifts God has entrusted to us, as we con- tinue to grow, educate, and proclaim the great works of the Lord. RE Director: Lisa Benzer (716) 6527242 [email protected] LifeTeen/EDGE: Dominic Buttino [email protected] FFF/Confirmation: Julie Cappello [email protected] RE Office Manager: Mary Bushway [email protected] Dear Religious Ed Families, Well, we survived this year of the pandemic as best we could; and we have so many of you to thank for this!! We would like to begin by thanking our amazing staff and team of catechists, who pulled together to create a cohesive and safe environment for our children to learn about our precious Catholic faith, by using alternative means of teaching. This experience enabled us to become more adaptive as our catechists became more proficient over zoom, and tailored their classrooms to appeal to both the students on zoom and those in the classroom. As in years past, our teachers devote much time to creating inspirational and ageappropriate lessons that engage the hearts and minds of their students; while also teaching the faith with profound love and dedication! You make it look so easy, and yet there is much preparationinvolved.
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