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ST. CATHERINE OF ROMAN November 6, 2016—32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time

ALL ARE WELCOMED TO OUR PARISH! We are so pleased that you chose to celebrate with us this weekend. We warmly invite you to active participation in our liturgical celebration. Please feel free to approach one of our Ministers of Hospitality if you are in need of any assistance. No matter what your present status in the Catholic Church, your current family or marital situation, your past or present religious affiliation; no matter what your personal history, age, background, sexual orientation, gender, race, or color; no matter what your self-image or self-esteem: YOU are invited, welcomed, accepted, loved, and respected at St. Catherine of Siena Church in Ithaca, New York.

During November, we will spend time at each of our liturgies exploring vocations: religious orders, the priesthood and deaconate, lay apostolates and lay ministry, and marriage. We hope that these presentations will help us all to support vocational awareness and to consider more deeply what wants of us. Let us pray for those discerning their vocations. THE VOCATION OF MARRIAGE A vocation is the committed of life that calls us to. We may be called to be married, to be single, to become a priest or deacon, or to be a member of a religious community. All of these vocational choices are ways in which we serve God and one another. Two of these choices, married life and the priesthood or deaconate, are also sacraments in the Church. What does the Church teach about sacramental marriage? Within marriage, the couple’s relationship uniquely expresses the unbreakable bond of love between Christ and his people. God’s love becomes present to the spouses in their total union and also flows through them to their family and community. By their permanent, faithful, and exclusive giving to each other, the couple reveals something of God’s unconditional love. The sacrament of marriage involves the couple’s entire life as they journey together and become more able to give to and receive from each other. Catholic teaching holds that sacraments bring grace to those who receive them. Marriage gives a husband and wife the grace to love each other as Christ loves the Church; it strengthens their unity, making them a sign of God’s love in the world, and helps them perfect their holiness on their journey to eternal life. Do marriages really do all of this? Well, yes and no. Yes, sacramental marriages are a sign of God’s love in the world. They do serve to help both individuals to live more generously, and that extends beyond their family and into the world. Yes, married couples do help each other, and their children, to “perfect their holiness.” But perhaps not every day and in every situation. Upon the celebration of his 50th wedding anniversary, a man once said: “We are celebrating 45 years of wedded bliss.” Most couples have moments, days, weeks, or sometimes years that are particularly hard—when the commitment to love one another is just more difficult than they thought. But God’s grace continues to be poured out to couples, and the challenges of marriage are also diminished by the love that is shared, that grows, and that changes with each passing year. Two of our parishioners, Jane and Jeff Doyle, will be sharing with us about the sacrament of marriage next weekend during our liturgies. We look forward to hearing their reflection on this sacrament and on their vocation as married persons.

PARISH MISSION STATEMENT

The mission of St. Catherine of Siena Parish La misión de la parroquia de Sta. Catalina es is to inspire, engage, and nurture our community through inspirar, cuidar y motivar la participación de nuestra worship, witness, and service. comunidad a través del culto, testimonio y servicio.

St. Catherine of Siena Church is a Tompkins County Living Wage Employer St. Catherine of Siena Parish 302 St. Catherine Circle, Ithaca, New York 14850 607-257-2493 www.stcathofsiena.org / www.facebook/stcatherinesithaca Office Hours: Monday–Friday 9 a.m.– 4 p.m. (closed for lunch at 1 p.m.)

MINISTRY TEAM MASS SCHEDULE Pastor Weekend Mass Schedule Rev. Marcoux, [email protected] Saturday: 5 p.m.

Pastoral Associate Sunday: 9 & 11:30 a.m. Mass in Spanish: 4th Sunday of the month, 5:30 p.m. Ann Marie Eckert, [email protected]

Director of Liturgical Music Daily Mass Schedule Sherry Scanza, [email protected] Monday: 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 9 a.m. Coordinator of Faith Formation Brookdale Senior Living: 4th Tuesday of the month, 10:15 a.m. Ashley Blank, [email protected] Accommodations: Coordinator of Volunteer Ministry Gluten-reduced hosts are available; notify a staff member. Patricia Sipple, [email protected] Personal listening receivers are available from the Sacristy.

Communications Coordinator SACRAMENTS Jane Bonassar, [email protected] Reconciliation Director of Finance & Administration Saturday at 4 p.m. or by appointment Lawrence Wasser, [email protected] Infant Baptisms Bookkeeper We’re so happy about the new addition to your family. Susan Dean, [email protected] Parents participate in a preparation program prior to baptism. Please contact the office three months prior to the baptism. Organist Dr. Mary Holzhauer Marriage Congratulations on your engagement! As with the other Administrative Assistant sacraments, prior preparation is necessary. Please contact the June Haynor, [email protected] office at least six months before the wedding. Maintenance Technician Anointing of the Sick/Visitation Craig Murray Please contact the office for arrangements for individual Housekeeper anointing or for a visitation to someone who is sick or Diane Tordel homebound. For emergencies after hours, please call Fr. Joe at 585-747-3649. Families should alert the Parish Office when TRUSTEES family members are in the hospital. Hospitals are no longer Bob Pochily, Kristin Campagnolo able to provide parishes with this information. If you would

like to have someone prayed for at Mass and/or added to the COUNCIL CHAIRS Prayer Corner in the bulletin, we invite you to call the Parish Pastoral Council: Joseph Babcock Office at 257-2493. Finance Council: Joe Kiely Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (R.C.I.A.) NEW PARISHIONERS For information on becoming Catholic, or questions about the Welcome to our parish community! Registration packets Catholic faith, contact Ann Marie Eckert. are available at all Church entrances and at the office. Holy Orders STEWARDSHIP For information about vocations, contact Carol Dady with the Our Sister Parish Diocesan Office of Vocation Awareness at 585-461-2890 or We enjoy an ongoing exchange of people and prayer with [email protected]. St. Anthony’s in the Dominican Republic. Donations to RAYER PPORTUNITIES the “loose change bowls” located at each Church entrance P O Eucharistic Adoration provide meals and education for over 200 children at the Wednesdays at 7 p.m. & Fridays at 9:30 a.m. in the Church parish daycare center.

Almsgiving Fridays at 5 p.m. in the Church 10% or more of all donations we receive go to the poor and needy. Prayer Groups

Clothing for the Needy Centering Prayer and Ignatian Prayer Groups meet Clean used clothing in good condition accepted 24/7 at throughout the month. Small Christian Communities also meet weekly. For more information, call Ann Marie Eckert. the shed adjacent to the parking lot. St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church November 6, 2016

SCRIPTURE READINGS STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE Today OFFERTORY INCOME, October 30, 2016 2 Mc 7:1-2, 9-14; Ps 17:1, 5-6, 8, 15; Collection: $6,935 2 Thes 2:16-3:5; Lk 20:27-38

EFT Donations: $3,676 Next Sunday Mal 3:19-20a; Ps 98:5-6, 7-8, 9; 2 Thes 3:7 Mailed-in Donations: $0 -12; Lk 21:5-9

TOTAL: $10,611 “May the Lord direct your hearts to the love of God and to the endurance of Christ. ” (2 Thes 3:5) WEEKLY BUDGET: $10,577

VARIANCE: + $34 Dominican Republic Bowls: $142 PRAYER CORNER

Please hold in prayer those who are sick: CATHOLIC MINISTRIES APPEAL Jerry Klumb, Ruthanne Bruen, Milagros Ramos, John Benedict, Anita Malone, Christina de Roos Bain, Len Topoleski, Mary Camobreco, Albert Dominick, Scott Long, Garrison H. Davidson Jr., Martinez, Craig Trowbridge, Bob Orrange, Marilyn Pollutro, Margy Dillon, Colin Hayward-Toland, and Hyatt.

We’ve raised $13,980 toward our goal of $48,418. Please prayerfully consider pledging to the CMA.

WHAT’S HAPPENING—NOVEMBER 7–NOVEMBER 13 Monday, November 7 Saturday, November 12 5:30 p.m. MASS: Marjorie Hagin by the Hagin Family and Jerry 9:00 a.m. AA Klumb by Charlotte Klumb 9:00 a.m. Parish Directory Photos Tuesday, November 8 3:00 p.m. Friends of Farmworkers 12:10 p.m. MASS: Living & Deceased Members of the Doyle & 4:00 p.m. Sacrament of Reconciliation Leclere Families by Jeff & Jane Doyle and Joseph Stycos 5:00 p.m. MASS: Mary Gilligan by the Family of Mary & Jim by Maria Stycos Gilligan 4:00 p.m. Youth Choir Sunday, November 13 5:30 p.m. Boy Scouts 9:00 a.m. MASS: Henry & Phyllis Hyatt by Jerry & Irene 7:00 p.m. Prayer Shawl Ministry Schickel and Our Parishioners Wednesday, November 9 9:15 a.m. Children’s Liturgy of the Word 9:00 a.m. MASS: Mary Gilligan by Mary Lou Bailey-Smith 10:15 a.m. Children’s Faith Formation 7:00 p.m. Eucharistic Adoration 11:30 a.m. MASS: Peg Moy by Ed Moy & Family and Oscar Thursday, November 10 Koch by Maria Stycos 9:30 a.m. Meeting Christ in Prayer 2:00 p.m. Reconciliation Class 7:30 p.m. Adult Choir 3:00 p.m. Journey West Concert Friday, November 11—Veterans Day 4:00 p.m. Middle School Youth Group Parish Center Closed 4:00 p.m. High School Youth Group 2:00 p.m. Parish Directory Photos 5:00 p.m. Praying the Rosary 6:30 p.m. St. ’s League

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Parish-Wide Opportunities PICTURES OF OUR BELOVED DEAD

Traditionally the month of November is a time of SCRIPTURE STUDY—THE INFANCY remembering our loved ones who have died. Like last NARRATIVES year, we encourage you to bring in pictures of family Join Fr. Joe for a four-week Scripture Study that will and friends who have passed away. You are welcome look at the opening chapters of Matthew and Luke, to bring in as many as you wish. Pictures need to be the only that describe in frames that can stand on their own and must have

t h e w o n d r o u s e v e n t s your name and email address or phone number on surrounding the birth of the the back so that we can return them to you at the end Messiah. You will also look at of the month. the many significant connections these two gospels ANOINTING OF THE SICK make between the Old After Masses next weekend, November 12 and 13, Fr. Testament and the birth of the Joe will be offering the Anointing of the Sick for Savior. Using Little Rock anyone who is in need of healing of mind, body, or Scripture Study materials, you will be preparing for soul. Christmas by deepening your longing for the Messiah’s coming again. The study will be held on JOURNEY WEST CONCERT Monday nights from 7–8:30 p.m. on November 14 Please mark your calendar for next Sunday, and 21 and December 5 and 12. Material costs are $20 November 13, at 3 p.m., when we will present and can be paid at the first meeting. For more Journey West, a musical program chronicling the information or to register, please contact Ann Marie migration of melody. The suggested donation is $15, at 257-2493 or [email protected]. and a portion of the proceeds will be donated to Ithaca Welcomes Refugees, a community initiative EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF that fosters a welcoming and fair environment for COMMUNION TRAINING refugees who come to our region. Please plan to We will be providing training for anyone interested in come and spread the word! It promises to be an being an Extraordinary Minister of Communion on amazing experience.

Sunday, November 20, at 1 p.m. in the Church. Ministers of Communion serve at Masses and also THANKSGIVING DINNER might be called upon to bring Communion to the sick. Fr. Joe will be making the turkey, stuffing, and gravy Those wishing to serve in this ministry must be 16 for our annual Thanksgiving Dinner, and he is years old or older and have received the Sacrament of inviting this year’s attendees to join in by bringing Confirmation. If you would like more information, or other elements of the dinner, or perhaps helping to to let us know you are coming, please contact Patricia clean up afterward. The dinner will be held on Sipple at 257-2493 or [email protected]. Tuesday, November 22, at 6 p.m. This dinner is open to all and specifically designed for those who are not NEW PARISH DIRECTORY able to spend Thanksgiving with family and friends. There are still a few appointments available for you To let us know you are coming, and what, if anything, and your family so that you can be a part of our new you can contribute to the meal, please contact June Parish Directory. The only dates left are on Friday, Haynor at [email protected] or 257-2493. November 25, after 6 p.m. and a few left on Saturday, November 26, in the afternoon. There is no GIVING TREE BEGINS NEXT WEEKEND cost to you and you will get a free 8x10 photo and a Our annual Giving Tree will launch next weekend. copy of the parish directory. You also have the Parishioners are invited to take a tag that will indicate opportunity to purchase additional photos if you a gift that is needed by someone in our community or wish. If you want to participate, please go to in the Dominican Republic. Gifts tags will be www.stcathofsiena.org and the link is right on the available after all of the Masses beginning on front page. Click it to reserve your spot—but do it November 12–13. Gifts needs to be returned to St. soon! Catherine’s by December 4.

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WREATH AND POINSETTIA SALE ST. CYPRIAN’S LEAGUE During the weekends of November 12/13 and St. Cyprian’s League invites Catholic professionals November 19/20, our Youth Ministry participants and and other parishioners to celebrate the group’s fourth parents will have forms for you to anniversary by praying evening prayer here at St.

order poinsettias and wreaths after Catherine’s at 6:30 p.m. on Friday, November 11. Join each Mass. This is one of two them afterward in the Parish Center for a dish-to-pass fundraisers for the year for these dinner and some board games. Please bring food to ministries. Wreaths come in two share, store-bought or homemade, and your favorite sizes and will be decorated with games. pinecones and a bow. We will also be selling 6" red poinsettias from Michaleen’s. AMAZON SMILE REMINDER Wreaths and poinsettias will be available for pickup The calendar has turned to November, which means on the weekends of December 10/11 and December holiday shopping can’t be far away. Please remember 17/18 after each of the Masses. that you can use the Amazon Smile program to benefit St. Catherine’s when you shop. Amazon will donate EVERY SUICIDE IS TRAGIC 0.5 percent of the purchase price of eligible products to Throughout our diocese, Catholics are speaking out St. Catherine’s when you shop at smile.amazon.com against the proposal to legalize physician-assisted and designate St. Catherine’s from the list of charitable suicide (PAS) in New York State. PAS is the organizations to support. For more information, please intentional ending of a life through administering see https://smile.amazon.com. drugs that stop a person’s heart, and it goes against our belief in the sacredness of every human life. Learn CATHOLICS CARE. CATHOLICS VOTE. more and have your questions answered at a In their pastoral statement Forming Consciences for presentation by Stephanie Woodward from the Faithful Citizenship, our U.S. Catholic Bishops remind Center for Disability Rights on Thursday, November us that we are called to engage in charitable, 17, at 7 p.m. at Parish Hall. respectful, and civil dialogue during this election Stephanie is a lawyer who also has a disability and season. In a culture that is dominated by “partisan represents other people with disabilities in their attacks, sound bites, and media hype, the Church calls staunch opposition to this proposal. for a different kind of political engagement.” Visit www.faithfulcitizenship.org.

MARRIAGE RESOURCES Stewardship Opportunities Here is a short listing of Catholic resources for marriage: DAYS FOR GIRLS SEWING EVENT  U.S. Catholic Bishops’ resources for marriage: On Friday, November 18, and Saturday, November www.foryourmarriage.org 19, from 10 a.m.–5 p.m., a group will meet at All  A Catholic “check-up” for marriages: in Lansing to sew, serge, iron, cut, and pack kits for www.marriageministries.com/courses/catholic Days for Girls. Please bring a snack to share and your -couple-checkup sewing machine or serger. We could use 1-gallon-  A Catholic resource for marriages in trouble: sized Ziploc plastic bags (not the slides) and girls’ www.retrouvaille.org underwear (only briefs, not white, sizes 8–12). Please  Ave Maria Press, Newsletter of marriage contact Andra Benson at All Saints or Ashley Blank at resources: www.togetherforlifeonline.com/ [email protected] with questions.

newsletter  Catholic resources for families: BED NEEDED FOR FORMER REFUGEE www.strongcatholicfamilies.org A woman who is 77 years old and a former refugee is in need of a single bed and mattress. If you have one St. Catherine’s will be hosting a Strong Catholic to donate, please contact Cecelia Linscott at 342-1676. Families workshop on Friday, January 27, and Many thanks for your generosity. again on Saturday, January 28.

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From the Book of Ann Marie Dear Parish Family, Last weekend at the Sunday Masses, Fr. Joe started his homily by acknowledging that there is a great feeling of anxiety that seems to be permeating our culture because of the current election cycle. He invited us to breathe deeply, vote our conscience, and then trust in God. This is really good advice, and I wanted to echo it for those who didn’t hear it. That being said, I also wanted to say a few things about this election. Fr. Joe mentioned that you should vote your conscience, and a well-formed conscience should be informed by the teachings of the Church. Each year the United States Catholic Bishops put out a guide called “Faithful Citizenship” (http://www.usccb.org/issues -and-action/faithful-citizenship/) that is intended to give Catholics a lens through which to view the election. This is a good guide, and because it comes from the Bishops, it is the teaching of the Church. On the website link you will also find podcasts and other ways of entering into this teaching. One of the best (easy) resources I found was from the website Busted Halo, called Voting Catholic. It is a great summary of the Faithful Citizenship document (http://bustedhalo.com/video/watch-voting-catholic). I encourage you to check out these resources if you are looking for help in making your choices. They are reputable and speak of the fullness of the concerns we should have as Catholic voters. A few parishioners have been in touch with Fr. Joe and me about other resources that they have found or been given that seem to speak with great authority about how you should vote as a Catholic, but they are not official teaching. Catholics aren’t single-issue voters, nor are they voters of only one political party. Anyone who tells you otherwise may be trying to use the Church for their own political goals or influence your vote unfairly. On another note related to the election, I want to encourage you (and I am encouraging myself) to pay attention to the rest of the ballot. There is this great scene in the show The West Wing (of which I am a huge fan) where President Bartlett is obsessed with a guy running for the school board in his hometown in New Hampshire. Everyone is trying to encourage the President to pay attention to the midterm elections, and all he seems to care about is this one little race for a local school board. I end up thinking about that scene as I am driving around town and see all these signs for people I don’t know who are running for jobs I don’t really understand. So I am trying to catch up and figure it all out, because it really is the state and local elections that make the most difference in our daily lives. Who we elect to these positions will affect our taxes, what is allowable in our neighborhoods, what is taught in our schools, how we treat those in trouble with the law, and other very tangible things. So those are my two pieces of voting advice—use good resources to understand what the Church has to say about this (and every) election, and pay attention to those who are running for political positions locally and state-wide. But mostly, I encourage you to vote, and then, as Fr. Joe suggested, to trust that God is with us. As we (finally) get to move beyond this election cycle, I also hope that all of us will do what we can to bring our nation together and to demand some changes to the election cycle so that the next presidential election cycle doesn’t begin two years in advance of 2020 as this one did. There has to be a better way, right? Peace,

P.S. If you need information about who will be on your ballot, go to www.vote411.org. This site will have the national and state elections on it. It is created by the League of Women Voters, a nonpartisan group.

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Youth Faith Formation NO CHILDREN’S FAITH FORMATION THIS

“IN THE LOOP” WITH THE HIGH SCHOOL SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6 Children’s Faith Formation for grades 1–6 will not OUTH INISTRY Y M gather this Sunday, November 6, in order to allow High School Youth Ministry will gather this Sunday, families to spend that time together at the gathering November 6, for a session that focuses on the to celebrate the current Parish Center. We hope that Sacrament of Reconciliation. One of three goals by not gathering for CFF, families will be able to created by our Youth Ministry Advisory Board reminisce about the events and memories that took focused on the Sacrament of Reconciliation— place in this building that has housed numerous reminding the youth about the sacrament and programs, events, and celebrations for more than fifty offering them more opportunities to receive it. Father years. Children’s Liturgy of the Word (CLOW), Joe and Father Chumo, the pastor at Immaculate Middle School Youth Ministry (MSYM), and High Conception, will come to this session to provide the School Youth Ministry (HSYM) will still gather youth with an overview and time for questions during their regular times on this day. Sessions for regarding the sacrament. They will then offer the CFF will resume on the following Sunday, November youth the opportunity to go over to Church during 13, at their regular times. the session time to receive the sacrament. This session is an extended session and will end at 6 p.m. While some School News youth may choose to receive this sacrament, Ashley Blank will continue with this topic and invite the IMMACULATE CONCEPTION young people to explore God’s mercy and forgiveness Our students enjoyed making slime, engineering by focusing on Psalm 103:12. They will consider pumpkin holders and doing Halloween math. STEM God’s love for us, connect that love to God’s activities and lessons are integrated into all our forgiveness, examine why we go to confession, and be classrooms! reminded that the Sacrament of Reconciliation Immaculate Conception School continuously accepts restores God’s grace. This is a required session for registrations for all of our academic programs, pre-K our Confirmation candidates. through sixth grade. Tuition assistance and parish subsidy are available. Call the school at 273-2707 or MIDDLE SCHOOL YOUTH MINISTRY visit icsithaca.org for more information about Ithaca’s Middle School Youth Ministry this Sunday, Catholic school. November 6, will focus on saints and martyrs. The middle school youth will participate in a session Like us on Facebook and find out the great things that titled, “Christian Martyrs: What’s Your Great Love?” are happening in our classrooms and the community: The youth participants will learn about various https://www.facebook.com/ICSIthaca. Catholic martyrs from diverse times and places, and are then challenged to consider how important their own faith is to them. This is a topic for Confirmation DATES TO REMEMBER preparation and is required for our seventh and eighth grade Confirmation candidates. The youth will Nov. 12-13 Anointing of the Sick also have time to receive the Sacrament of Nov. 13 Journey West Concert Reconciliation during this session. The following Nov. 12-13 Wreath and Poinsettia Sale Sunday, November 13, is also a required session for Nov. 14 Scripture Study Begins candidates and will focus on the theme of Christian Nov. 19-20 Wreath and Poinsettia Sale lifestyle and vocations. Nov. 20 Eucharistic Ministers Training Nov. 22 Thanksgiving Dinner

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