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Immaculate Conception Church - August 7 & 8, 2021 Immaculate Conception Church - August 7 & 8, 2021 IMMACULATE CONCEPTION MASS SCHEDULE: CELEBRATED IN IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH HALL SATURDAY, 4 PM & SUNDAY, 10 AM Reconciliation available 3:00-3:45 PM Saturdays MONDAY, 9 AM Eucharistic Adoration immediately after Mass on the first Monday of the month Bishop of Albany Diocese: Edward B. Scharfenberger Bishop Emeritus: Howard Hubbard Pastor: Very Rev. Joseph Busch Parochial Vicar: Fr. Peter Tkocz Parish Life Director: Jeffrey Peck [email protected] (cell) 518-683-6461 Office Manager: Sue Hyde TRUSTEES: Christina Angell & Ellen Scott FINANCE COUNCIL: Krissy Fauler, Dave Stagnitti, & Linda Billert PASTORAL COUNCIL MEMBERS: +OUR PARISH OFFICE & MAILING ADDRESS Virginia Cuddihy, Mike Brewster Jerry D’Acchille, Rick Ferrannini, Karen Kaufman, 67 Main Street and the two Trustees Hoosick Falls, NY 12090 MUSIC MINISTRY: Richard Cherry Phone: 518-686-5064 E-MAIL: [email protected] OFFICE Hours: Monday—Friday 9:00 AM - 3:30PM Website: www. icchoosickfalls.com Facebook page: Immaculate Conception Hoosick Falls Liturgy Schedule: Dear friends, Saturday, August 7 Appetites are good things. Our appetite for food and drink is a good thing and 4:00 pm Mass must be satisfied or our bodies will collapse through malnutrition. Our appe- Rita Downey tite for affection and acceptance is a good thing and must be satisfied or we disintegrate socially. The universal appetite for knowing where we are in the (Requested by family) Big Picture of the universe is a good thing. What sort of work of art am I? Manuel Custodio How do I deserve eternal life? (Requested by Isabel Custodio) All these appetites, bodily, social, and spiritual, need to be satisfied if we are to be fully human. Jesus Christ proclaims in today’s Gospel that he is the sat- Sunday, August 8 isfaction of our deepest human appetites. Jesus says: “I am not like the manna which ordinarily perishes overnight. I am 10:00 am Mass not like the manna of the ancient Jewish people given to them alone. I am the Johanna Hyde Bread from Heaven which gives life to the world.” (Requested by Art Hyde & family) “To the world,” not to some tribe of human beings, but to the whole of crea- tion, of course to every human being. And the life is nothing less than partici- Monday, August 9 pation in Divine Life: eternal life. There are hundreds upon hundreds of people and organizations claiming that 9 am Mass they can satisfy our hungers and thirsts as human beings. You and I are chal- Immaculate Conception lenged to take a stand (and a risk, because that is what faith is) and agree with the Gospel when it says that this itinerant Jewish preacher and healer is in- Tuesday, August 10 deed “the Bread of God who comes down from heaven and gives life to the 9 am Mass world.” Holy Cross Jesus Christ is the One, the only One, who can satisfy the real deep-down hunger which each one of us has, the hunger for life beyond the seeming ex- tinction of death. Wednesday, August 11 We Catholic Christians make another profound act of faith at our Mass today. 9 am Mass The bread which is brought up at the Offertory: “fruit of the earth and work of St. Patrick’s human hands”, after invoking the Holy Spirit and speaking the words of con- secration, is no longer short-term food like the manna in the desert. It be- comes for us the bread of life. Saturday, 14 But, more than that, St Paul says in Romans that the whole of creation is 4:00 pm Mass yearning to share in the resurrection life of Christ in a way beyond our imag- Doris Trimarchi ining. This Heavenly Bread which we receive in holy communion with Jesus (Requested by Mike and is the effective start of the process of transformation of the whole cosmos. Mary Ellen Sanders) In Christ, Sunday, August 15 10:00 am Mass Joseph Paterno & Parents Jeffrey C. Peck (Requested by Sierra Paterno) Contacting Fr. Peter We will be celebrating Mass during the Valerie Sutton week . (Requested by family) Please call the office at Immaculate Conception. 518-686-5064. If it is The schedule is: outside of office hours, please leave a message including your name and Monday, 9 AM - Immaculate Conception telephone number. If the need is ur- Tuesday, 9 AM - Holy Cross gent, please call or text Jeff Peck, 518-683-6461 or email, Wednesday, 9 AM - St. Patrick’s [email protected]. Jeff's telephone and email are also Eucharistic Adoration monitored outside of business hours. Immaculate Conception Eucharistic Adoration will take place imme- diately following the ICC 9 AM Mass on the first Monday of the Month Crafted from the foundation beams of Thank you for your generous response. Through your generosity, the parish do- our Church, we continue to build up the nated beautiful blankets, handmade hats, clothing, diapers, wipes, diaper rash reign of God with living stones. Jesus cream, etc...to BirthRight. Look for the return of the bassinet in the fall! Christ is our true cornerstone. Catholic Fiction Writers Last week’s fiction suggestions generated a great deal of interest (two comments) so I am including two more in this week’s bulletin. I am includ- ing books about Catholicism whose authors themselves are interesting. Mark Salzman. Lying Awake. This novel tells the story of Carmelite sister, John of the Cross, who after years of spiritual dryness begins to have visions and experience bursts of creativity. She faces questions of grace, vocation, and faith. This short novel is a fascinating examination of the power of vocation. A Carmelite monastery of cloistered nuns gave Salzman extraordinary access to their way of life and his work is an accurate and respectful depiction of their life. Salzman is not a believer who studied martial arts in China. He has written about teaching writing to adolescent offenders in California and living in China shortly after the cultural revolution. He is a professional cellist who has played with YoYo Ma and is married to an Academy Award-winning documentary director. Rumer Godden. In This House of Brede. This novel tells the story of Philippa Talbot, a successful career woman who leaves her life in the fast lane behind to enter a cloistered Benedictine monastery. The book is an excellent and unromantic description of cloistered life. Yet it is a descrip- tion is of a life of joy and peace, but not that of the outside world. Godden wrote over 60 books Her most well known include The River and Black Narcissus, which were both made into films. Brede was a popular TV series starring Diana Rigg. Godden was raised in India and spent most of her life there, moving back to England with her family after someone tried to poison them. She became a Catholic in 1968 at the age of 61. She won the Whitbread Prize for Children’s Literature was knighted by Queen Elizabeth and died in 1998 at the age of 90. Jeffrey C. Peck Worldwide Marriage Encounter Bingo is Back! October 7 - ICC Church Hall To support married couples during this time of social distancing, World- There will be a sign-up sheet on the table in the wide Marriage Encounter is sponsoring virtual marriage experiences. church hall for those interested in making a basket. Some are on weekends and are seven sessions on weekdays from 7:00pm to 9:30pm. Couples will explore their individual personality styles, More details to follow… improve listening and communication skills, understand God’s plan for their marriage, and learn how to keep their relationship a priority. Regis- For questions, please call Ellen McMartin at tration is limited and a $100 application fee is required. For more infor- 518-686-5075 or Karen Kaufman at 518-686-4737. mation or to apply, call Frank & Margie Pearson at 860-337-2447 or visit them at https://wwmectw.org/. Magnificat Readers Needed! A Ministry to Catholic Women Parishioners interested in reading at Saturday Mass please call the Parish Office at 518-686-5064. Women’s Pilgrimage to Our Lady of Martyrs Shrine “When I was in prison you visited me” National Shrine of the North American Martyrs and Parish Prison Ministry Birthplace of St. Kateri Tekakwitha Simply write a letter of encouragement and compassion to a person in- carcerated on plain loose leaf or typing paper and drop it off at church or Sponsored by Albany Chapter of Magnificat our office. Do no include specific family information but a letter of wis- Saturday, September 11, 11:00am - 2:00pm dom and hope. Use regular pens; no crayons. Letters will be mailed in (gather by the Coliseum at 10:30am) official Church envelopes Thank you for remembering. Our Lady of Martyrs Shrine, 136 Shrine Road, Fultonville, NY 12072 Comfort & Hope Group Cost: Free-will donation RSVP: due Wednesday, Sept. 8, 2021 The meeting scheduled for Monday, August 2 at 6:30 pm has been can- To Register: email your name, phone # & parish celed. The Comfort & Hope bereavement group meetings will be sus- to: [email protected] or call Diane Bigos at 518-810-1310 pended until further notice. Please bring a bag lunch and beverages– Invite your family & friends Immaculate Conception Church Garden Peace to All! “Peace...Shalom...Salaam” Plowed plots are available for your own personal vegetable garden. The Our Peace Pole was placed next to our Easter Fire Pit during the Tridu- western acreage is our parish garden to grow fruits and vegetables for our um. May the holy love of Christ ignite our hearts on fire to seek justice Food Pantry.
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