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2016 Cluster Bulletin B#12 Cluster Staff Rev. John H. Hayes, Pastor [email protected] Rev. Theodore J. Auble, Assisting Priest Deacon David Paluskiewicz Pastoral Associate Matt Dudek Deacon Sherry Clifford Youth Minister Victoria Carpino Finance Director Bernadette Fetter Miller Bookkeeper In Case of Emergency call 7236610 St. Columba St. Mary St. Vincent de Paul & St. Patrick of the Assumption February 14, 2016 ~ First Sunday of Lent ST. COLUMBA ST. PATRICK 198 North Street Caledonia, NY 14423 Construction has begun! (585) 5382126 [email protected] www.columbamaryvincent.org Saturday 5:00PM • Sunday 9:00AM Pastoral Staff Pat McGill Parish Secretary Maria Neale Music Groundbreaking January 27, 2016 ST. MARY OF THE ASSUMPTION 99 Main Street, P.O. Box 23 Scottsville, NY 14546 (585) 2943065 www.columbamaryvincent.org [email protected] Due to the generosity of our donors, Sunday 8:00AM • Sunday 11:00AM community and supporters, we have begun construction of Patrick Place! Pastoral Staff Ann Buyea Office Manager Julie Knitter Buildings & Grounds Paula Gallo Music Patrick Place is located just out- side the Village of Scottsville near the corner of North Rd. and Scottsville Chili Rd. We extend a special thank you to the Krenzer family for their generous land donation that has become the site ST. VINCENT DE PAUL 11 North Main Street, PO Box 609 of Patrick Place. Churchville, NY 14428 (585) 2943085 www.columbamaryvincent.org [email protected] Our Cluster Vision Statement: The people of our churches, St. Columba/St. Patrick, St. Saturday 5:00PM • Sunday 10:00AM Mary of the Assumption, and St. Vincent de Paul, strive to live the sacramental life together Pastoral Staff through vibrant liturgical worship, loving service, and lifelong faith formation for spiritual Kathleen Kuntz Faith Formation growth. Through wise use of our gifts, leadership, and shared resources, we are Anne Hartman (MTh) Office Mgr. Jeanne Dudek Music one community of Catholics worshipping our God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Guided by the Holy Spirit, we embrace an atmosphere of belonging and disciple- ship to make visible the life and work of Jesus Christ. Liturgies of the Week Week at a Glance Saturday, February 13 5:00 pm (C) Ann Heffer by Rissy Mooney Sunday, February 14 5:00 pm (V) Francesco Pena by Janet Wolf 9:00 am Children’s Liturgy (C) Sunday, February 14 9:00 am St. Mary’s Choir (M) 8:00 am (M) Kenly Brei, Kathleen Stein & Helen Torpey 9:15 am Word Break (M) by the families 10:00 am Children’s Liturgy (V) 9:00 am (C) Larry Bishop by the People of the Cluster 11:00 am Children’s Liturgy (M) 10:00 am (V) Margaret Bruckman by Tom & Jan Armstrong Monday, February 15 Presidents Day Offices Closed 11:00 am (M) Ron Nezezon by the family 9:00 am & 7:00 pmPrayer Shawl (V) Monday, February 15 Tuesday, February 16 8:30 am (V) Helen & Bernie Huber by bequest 12:00 pm Senior Citizens (C) Tuesday, February 16 7:00 pm SMA Bldg. and Grounds Meeting (M) 9:00 am (M) Carole Etsler by Dan Etsler Wednesday, February 17 ~ 52nd Wedding Remembrance 10:30 am Bible Study (V) Wednesday, February 17 6:30 pm Faith Formation (C) 8:30 am (C) Lynn Sackett by his family 6:30 pm Bell Choir (V) Friday, February 19 7:30 pm St. Vincent’s Choir (V) 12:00 pm (C) Patricia Keenan by her family 7:30 pm St. Columba Choir (C) Saturday, February 20 Thursday, February 18 5:00 pm (C) Mary Riggi by Mary Ann & Vic Cappotelli 10:00 am Bible Study (M) 5:00 pm (V) People of the Cluster 12:00 pm Stations of the Cross (M) Sunday, February 21 Friday, February 19 8:00 am (M) Mary Miller ~ Thirteenth Anniversary Saturday, February 20 by the family 9:30 am Jesus Retreat (V) 9:00 am (C) Maureen Reeves by Mary & David Reeves Sunday, February 21 10:00 am (V) Dan & Helen Dermody by the Dermody family 9:00 am Children’s Liturgy (C) 11:00 am (M) John McNelis by the family 9:00 am St. Mary’s Choir (M) 9:15 am Word Break (M) 10:00 am Preschool (V) The Sanctuary Candle at St. Vincent’s 10:00 am Children’s Liturgy (V) burns in loving memory of 11:00 am Gr. 7 & 8 (V) Dick & Helen Lancer, 11:00 am Children’s Liturgy (M) requested by Willard & Theresa Alexander Pengelly. The Sanctuary candle burns at St. Mary’s in loving memory of Mary Miller, requested by the family. Stewardship Quote: Ash Wednesday’s emphasis on prayer, fasting, and almsgiving is an invitation to take a closer look at our stewardship. It is a time to reassess how we are using the gifts God has entrusted to us Parish Offices will be closed and to resolve anew to use our time and resources in the service Monday, February 15 of His kingdom. in observance of Presidents’ Day. Liturgical Ministers Schedule February 20 & 21 St. Columba St. Patrick St. Mary of the Assumption St. Vincent de Paul Communion Ministers: Communion Ministers: Team: Micah 5:00 PM D. Howard & B. Carson 8:00 AM S. Scantlin / M. Miller Sacristans: 9:00 AM D. Wing & A. McNulty 11:00 AM C. Chamot / D. Treat 5:00 PM M. Martin Lectors: Lectors: 10:00 AM A. Hartman, R. Hartman 5:00 PM S. Hendrickson 8:00 AM J. Bostwick / L. Alhart Communion Ministers: 9:00 AM J. & J. Condame 11:00 AM T. Harris / K. Reno 5:00 PM L. Dombrowski, K. DeGrave, C. Beale Altar Servers: Altar Servers: 10:00 AM P. Damiani, D. Eisele, Gretta Kolmer 5:00 PM N. Howard 8:00 AM L. Hogan Lectors: 9:00 AM T. Snyder & L. Condame 11:00 AM E. Clarke / S. Rocha 5:00 PM K. Kuntz, M. Bader Greeters: Ushers: 10:00 AM L. Smith, N. Jones 5:00 PM B. Minisce 8:00 AM B. Frederick / M. Ezrow Altar Servers: 9:00 AM D. Pullbylank & C. Matthews 11:00 AM S. Lenhard / E. Buyea 5:00 PM M. Bader, N. Bader Sacristans: 10:00 AM Rosary Leader for 5:00: S. Hendrickson 8:00 AM S. Scantlin Ushers: 9:00: B. Carson 11:00 AM C. Chamot 5:00 PM J. Zima, E. Zima Sacristan for February : Julie Molisani Dustbusters: J. Lenhardt / J. Booth / E. Livecchi 10:00 AM Children’s Liturgy: C. Ricotta Prayers of the Faithful: L. Smith Sacrificial Giving ~ February 8 Dear Friends Dear Friends: St. Columba St. Patrick Thank you to Father John for inviting me to submit this col- umn about the diocesanwide petition we are signing today. Attendance………………………………………..……Attendance………………………………………..……..225 You might rightfully ask:Today’s petition looks familiar. Sunday Offering…………………………………...$Offering…………………………………...$3248.00 Didn't we just do this in October? Online giving………………………………………$giving……………………………………….$270.00 Yes, we did. And we thank you for all your support then! 230 of you in our cluster signed! That was an impressive response! At Amount needed weekly to meet budget……. $3,273.00 that time you signed individual letters. This time it’s a list of sig- CCatholicatholic MinistryMinistry AppealAppeal natures. And you are already familiar with this way, too. You St.St. Columba Columba ~ St. Patrick Goal. Goal. $21,449.00 $23,777.00 have been SO supportive! THANK YOU! PledgedPledged to date……………………..$21,420.00 to date……………………..$ ( %) ( 90%) But, because this issue is so essential for the wellbeing of children and families, the Public Policy Committee of the Diocese SacrificialSacrificial Giving Giving Counters Counters for for February : Team #16 ~ : of Rochester is again inviting us to advocate for increased state Team # 3 ~ Peter Lent & Tom Ulatowski funding for highquality child care, so that working parents are able to pay for safe, quality care for their children while they are at work. The petition we are inviting you to sign this weekend calls on Governor Cuomo and the New York State Legislature to invest St. Mary of the Assumption $190 million as they build the 20162017 state budget to pro- vide subsidies for highquality child care for children in low Attendance.........................................................................290 income working families in our community. Last year we asked Sunday Offering......................................................$3,823.00 for $172 million in the 20152016 budget. Online Giving..........................................................$1,120.00 It means even more now, in this Jubilee Year of Mercy, during Building Fund……………………………………….$745.00 which Pope Francis urges us to speak up for poor children and families who need our help. Through your participation in previ- Catholic Ministry Appeal ous diocesan advocacy efforts, our cluster has repeatedly called St. Mary of the Assumption Goal: $34,094.00 for such an increase in childcare subsidies for lowincome work- Pledged to date……………………..$27,627.50 (84%) ing families at both the county and state levels. Truly your support again today is a corporal and spiritual work Amount needed weekly to meet budget……. $4,029.00 of mercy. Thank you so much!!! Deacon Matt St. Vincent de Paul Riga Joint Church Lenten Meetings Attendance.......................................................................270 Soup Supper at St. Vincent’s Thurs., March 10 Sunday Offering......................................................$4801.63 “The Cost of Discipleship” by Diertrich Bonhoeffer. Online Giving............................................................$330.00 Come for a Soup Supper and study the work of a Tithing …………………………………………… .$180.00 theologian and antiNazi dissident. First gathering Catholic Ministry Appeal Ash Wednesday 7 pm. The following gatherings start at 6:30 pm St. Vincent de Paul Goal: $34,325.00 on Thursdays, February 18 March 17 and closing on Wednes- Pledged to date……………………..$30,412.34 (94%) day March 23 with a Seder Meal. For more information call Anne at 2943085.
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