The New St. Mary’s  is a place to meet Jesus in  His Good News and Sacraments,  in each other, and in welcoming the seeker.  bonds us together as the Body of Christ. The Sunday breaking of the bread (Lk 24:33M35) nourishes and sustains  our spiritual family, transforming us into disciples of witness through acceptance, forgiveness, gratitude, and service to the world. (Acts 2:42M47)

Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 11, 2021

 Rev. A. Gullo, Pastor PARISH OFFICE  417 W. Main Street, Arcade, 14009 MASSES ON THE LORD’S DAY Hours: Tuesday thru Friday 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.  Parish Office is closed on Mondays. 8:30 a.m.  Arcade Worship Site (AWS) Phone: (585) 4925330 • Fax: (585) 4921047   10:30 a.m.  East Arcade Worship Site (EAWS) Email: [email protected] 6785 E. Arcade Road   Web Site: www.saintmaryarcade.org Saturday Vigil  5:00 p.m.  Arcade Worship Site (AWS) Catholic Charities Office  @ 86 S. Main Street, Franklinville  Weekday Mass 7163720101  Mon., Thur., Fri. 8:30 a.m.  Arcade Worship Site FAITH FORMATION TEAM Wed 8:30 a.m.  East Arcade Worship Site   Religious Education DRE: CONFESSIONS: Saturday 4:30 p.m. Karen Pauly (716) 4922452 20 minutes before daily Mass   First Penance and First Eucharist:  : 1/2 hour before Mass Karen Pauly Adoration : Thursdays and Fridays 9 a.m.5 p.m. (AWS) FIFTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JULY 11, 2021

MASSES FOR THE WEEK — 2021 Parish Calendar:  Sunday, July 11: Fifteenth Sunday in Saturday, July 10NWeekday  Ordinary Time 5:00 p.m. AWS † Jacqueline Truty by Family  Thursday, July 15:   Sunday, July 11NFifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time AWS 9:00 a.m. N 5:00 p.m. Exposition of the  8:30 a.m. AWS † Mildred Diesfeld  Blessed Sacrament  by Doc and Family  Friday, July 16:  10:30 a.m. EAWS † Mildred Suttell  AWS 9:00 a.m.N 5:00 p.m. Exposition of the      by Mark and Val Sechrist    Blessed Sacrament  Monday, July 12NWeekday St. Kateri TekakwithaOJuly 14th 8:30 a.m. AWS † No Mass or Communion Service  Lily of the Mohawks  Wednesday, July 14NSt. Kateri Tekakwitha,  St. Kateri Tekakwithawas born in 1656 to a Mohawk 8:30 a.m. EAWS † No Mass or Communion Service father and a Christian Algonquin mother in what is now  Thursday, July 15NSt. , Bishop & Doctor  , near Albany. While a young girl Kate- of the Church  ri contracted smallpox. Although she survived the dis- 8:30 a.m. AWS † Mother’s Day Intention ease, she was left with poor eyesight and scars on her 9:00 a.m.N5:00 p.m. AWSExposition of the Blessed  face and eyes. Because of this, she was given the name Sacrament "Tekakwitha," which in Mohawk means, "She bumps into  things." When she was 8 years old, her foster family ar- Friday, July 16N Our Lady of Mt. Carmel ranged for Kateri to be betrothed, as per tradi- 8:30 a.m. AWS † Father’s Day Intention tion. Kateri refused to marry, stating that she wanted to 9:00 a.m.N5:00 p.m. AWSExposition of the Blessed  dedicate her life to God. At the age of 18, she started to Sacrament learn more about the Christian faith through Jesuit mis-  sionary Father Jacques de Lamberville. Her uncle even- Saturday, July 17NWeekday  tually gave her permission to become a Christian as long 5:00 p.m. AWS † Gizela Kosmerl by Mary Jane Forsyth  as she did not leave the village. Kateri began incorporat- Sunday, July 18NSixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time ing aboriginal concepts into her understanding of Christi- 8:30 a.m. AWS † Mildred Diesfeld  anity, such as the presence of God in nature. by Karen Pauly  10:30 a.m. EAWS † Sarah Youngers At the age of 21, Kateri was baptized and received First     by Jim and Family Holy Communion on Christmas Day in 1677. After being  rejected by her community for her conversion, she  Mass will be offered by Fr. Joe  walked to the St. Mission near , for the Parishioners of St. Mary’s Parish. , to join a community of Native American women who had also converted to Christianity. Kateri, who at- tributed her name to at the time of her baptism, died on April 17th, 1680. Tradition holds that her dying words were "Jesus, I love you” and that after her death, the scars on Kateri’s body began to healNrestoring the radiant appearance of her face. She was canonized on October 21st, 2012 by Benedict XVI in Rome.  Readings for July 11, 2021  Am7:1215 Eph 1:314 or 1:310 Mk 6:713

Tabernacle Candle During the Week of July 11O July 17, 2021   You may reserve the Tabernacle Candle at either Worship Site in memory of a loved Pray for the sick of our parish: one or for the intentions of a family member Gerald Ziolkowski, Rose George, Special Intention, Mary Jo Doetterl, or friend. Please call the office to schedule, Ron Jackson, Pat Savattieri, Lynn Lomanto, Paul Sanders, Jennifer (585) 4925330 Barr, John Maul, Jean Sprague, Ron and Geraldine Przybyl, Bev Mil- ler, Sarah Affronti, Don Suttell, Mike Satko, Nancy Pawk, Smith, Mary Vanderbosch, Amy Opferbeck, Mary Ann Hagner, Jack He kept his lamp shining Biber, Betty Peplin, Robert Pawk, Kathy Revoir, Ron Priel, Russell and above my head, and by His light Ryan Priel, Tom Conrad, Kathleen Thomas, Karen Pauly, Laurie I walked through the darkness. 29:3 Domes, Andy Baird, Mary Blecha, Jesse Kulaga, Willa Smith FIFTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JULY 11, 2021 

Prayer during the Summer  Dear Parishioners, Great God, you dress the world in summertime And paint the sky with stars.  You write your story on our lives  Hope you are enjoying the And guide the ways of all. Summer! Take time for rest  and renewal, recharging, Give us a wider sense of wonder, spending time with family and That we may unwrap the world like a gift, friends. Try some fun activi- Always thanking you for your goodness ties such as swimming, golf And living in love with our neighbors, and tennis. In Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.  As Jesus says, “Come to July 15th me all who are weary and Feast of St. Bonaventure heavy burdened and I will give  you rest.” Bonaventure was born at Bagnorea in the Papal  States in 1221, and was given the name John in baptism. Enjoy these summer months! As a child of four years he became seriously ill and was   given up by the physicians. Then his mother hastened to  God’s Blessings Always, St Francis, who was preaching in the vicinity just then, and begged him to come and heal her child. The saint acced- Fr. Joe Gullo ed to her request; he prayed over the child, and immedi- ately he was cured. St Francis is said then to have uttered the prophetic words: "O buona ventura  O blessed things to come!" For that reason the child was called Bonaven- ture. 

 Endowed with most remarkable gifts of nature and grace and reared in the fear of God, Saint Bonaventure entered the Order of St Francis as a young man. Complet- ing his year of probation with honor, he continued his stud- ies under the great Alexander of Hales. The latter did not know what he should admire most, the talent or the virtues Lawn Fete Raffle Tickets of the young religious. He used to say it appeared that  had not sinned in this young man.  Please return your Raffle tickets by either mail or you can place them in the  During his student years, Saint Bonaventure devoted many an hour to the contemplation of Christ's suffering weekend collection. If you would like and he was a zealous client of our Blessed Lady. It is re- more tickets, please contact the office at ported that once when Bonaventure abstained from Holy Communion for several days from a sense of humility, an (585) 4925330. The cost is $5.00 per angel placed the consecrated Host on his tongue. After his ticket or five tickets for $20.00. ordination to the priesthood he devoted himself with ex- traordinary zeal to the salvation of souls. Cemetery Offering Envelopes   Due to his extensive and profound knowledge, Saint Now that Summer is here, we have begun to Bonaventure was appointed professor of theology at the maintain our parish’s cemeteries in Arcade and University of Paris at the early age of 27. Bonaventure and , of the Order of St Dominic, at that time East Arcade. A Cemetery Upkeep donation shed the greatest luster on that institution. Garson, the helps us continue to maintain the resting place great chancellor, remarked that the University of Paris had of your loved ones and friends. Your donation perhaps never had a greater teacher than Bonaventure. may be mailed to the parish office throughout He grasped theology with his heart as well as with his the summer. Thank you for your generosity. mind, and it shed its radiance on his conduct as well as his words.

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