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Ukrainian Catholic Church St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Church 207 TOMPKINS STREET SYRACUSE, NY 13204 Please remember your Church in your will!! PARISH STAFF: BAPTISM AND CHRISMATION: Pastor: Right Rev. Mitered Archpriest Mihai Dubovici Parishioners should make plans to have their children baptized Phone: 3159163719 cell and chrismated in a timely fashion. Please call the rectory before Email: [email protected] or [email protected] setting a date for the ceremony. (All sponsors must be catholic, Deacon: Rev. Deacon Edward Galvin have received all sacraments and be a parishioner in good standing in the church they attend.) Spiritual Care Ministry: Alice Malick Extraordinary Minister of the Holy Eucharist to the Sick and Homebound CONFESSIONS: Religious Education Coordinator: Marta Wojtowycz Before weekend Divine Liturgies and Holy Days. Cemetery Supervisor: Peter M. Vassallo MARRIAGE: Phone: 3154360953 cell Please call the rectory at least six months in advance. Premarital Trustees: Michael Clark and William Halligan counseling is mandatory. Office Staff: Mary C. Husak, Jeanne DeRose, Lesia Nowey SACRAMENT OF THE SICK: and Stephanie Woyciesjes Kindly notify the rectory regarding parishioners who are Parish Lawyer: Matthew D. Dotzler, Esq. hospitalized, homebound, or in nursing homes. Phone: 3159304079 CEMETERY: TELEPHONES: Purchase of cemetery plots is a privilege reserved to parishioners. Rectory 3154785109 Please contact the rectory before any major improvements are PARISH EMAIL: undertaken. [email protected] CHURCH FACILITIES: Any use of church facilities must be cleared in advance at the LITURGICAL SCHEDULE: rectory. Literature may not be placed in or around the Church Saturday: 4:00 p.m. (English) without approval. Sunday: During present restrictions, only one Liturgy 10:00 am Ukrainian BULLETIN DEADLINE: Tuesday Friday: 8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. of the Monday preceding the weekend in which the announcement is to appear. Holy Days of Obligation: 6:00 p.m. (English on the preceding evening) WEBSITES: 9:00 a.m. on the Holy Day www.stjohnbaptistucc.com Other Services as announced. www.facebook.com/StJohnTheBaptistUCC OFFICE HOURS: ADDITIONAL FAITH RESOURCES: Tuesday 10:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. ; 1:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. www.stamforddio.org www.royaldoors.net As of now, any schedules or information posted in the bulletin or on the parish’s Facebook or web site is subject to change. Page Two St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Church, Syracuse, N.Y. May 23, 2021 SATURDAY, May 22 5th All Souls Saturday Vigil Lights 4:00PM In loving memory of +Yania Bolzowski req. her friend, Eligia Prybyla Eternal Light: In loving memory of my husband, +Peter Dudiak SUNDAY, May 23 Pentecost Sunday req. Oksana Dudiak 10:00AM Intention: For Parishioner's Tetrapod: In memory of +Joseph Cordone 12:00PM Blessing of the Graves at the Cemetery req. Andrew Melnyk TUESDAY , May 25 Sacred Heart: In loving memory of +Mark Eugene Husak req. Helen, Patty and Stephanie Woyciesjes No Liturgy Scheduled WEDNESDAY, May 26 Mother of God: In memory of +Michael Kohut req. Anna & Bob Meeks and Steven Kohut 8:00AM In memory of +Joseph Cordone (1 year) Pankhyda req. Andrew Melnyk Holy Cross: In loving memory of +Mark Eugene Husak req. Office Staff, Jeanne, Lesia and Stephanie 6:00PM Moleben to the Blessed Mother of God (English/Ukrainian) Please pray for the souls of the deceased THURSDAY, May 27 members of the parish and those for whom 8:00AM In loving memory of +Andrij Guzelak Jr. Divine Liturgies will be offered this week. We req. Irene Jemetz and Pauline Diachenko ask that you also pray for the following parishioners who are ill or homebound: Felicia FRIDAY, May 28 Guzelak, Olga Holl, John Hnotko, Michael Hrab, 8:00AM God’s Blessings on the marriage of Alexa Jovanovic George Kelley, Andrew Krzywyj, Julia Maliwesky, and Jacob Walsh req. Temnycky Family Jennie Marko, Dorothy OnoffGraser, Christopher Piotrowski, Fr. Stefan, Gabriella Wicker, Kalina Woloszyn, Marion Wood, SATURDAY, May 29 Anna Wowk, Nina Wozniak, our military men and women in the USA and Ukraine, all those suffering from the coronavirus 4:00PM Intention: For Parishioners and all Clergy and religious. Installation of Lou Pizzuti as Subdeacon by If you know someone on the prayer list that is no longer in need Most Rev. Paul Patrick Chomnycky, O.S.B.M. or know of someone who is in need of prayers, please call the SUNDAY, May 30 Sunday of All Saints Holy Trinity rectory office so we can update our list. Thank you. 10:00AM God’s Blessings on George and Roma Temnycky Wedding Anniversary req. Family Please join us on Saturday, May 29, at the 4:00pm Divine Liturgy for the installation of READINGS Lou Pizzuti to Subdeacon, by Bishop Paul Chomnycky. May 23 Epistle: Acts 2:111 May God Grant Lou many Happy Years! Mnohaya Lita! Gospel: John 7:3752, 8:12 To get a printed copy of the Liturgical Proper's go to: Blessing of Graves http://www.stamforddio.org/ and click on the “Resources” tab, and then click on the “Liturgical Proper's” link. Memorial Day: Monday, May 31, Father Mihai will be available at the cemetery to bless graves, by APPOINTMENT ONLY, following the 10:00am Divine Liturgy in the church. Epistle Readers Please contact Father Mihai 3159163719 to schedule a time. Saturday, May 22 4:00p.m. Liturgy Thank you to all parishioners who so generously donation to Lector: Alice Malick the Orphanage of St. Nicholas Mercy Town in Krykhivtsi, IvanoFrankivsk run by the Sisters Servants of the Lord and the Virgin of Matara, this Lenten and Easter Season. Through Diocesan Charities Appeal 2021 your kindness we were able to raise $1,565.00, to help those in need. Well Done! The money raised from this special collection is used to help edu- cate future priest for our Stamford Diocese and our Ukrainian May God Bless All of You! Catholic Church throughout the world. All parishioners are en- couraged to give. Forms can be found near the side entrance of the church. Completed forms with donation, can be placed in the Moleben to the Mother of God collection basket, mailed to or dropped off at the rectory. May is the month dedicated to the Mother of God. ► Please make checks payable to: Moleben will be every Wednesday during May at “St. John the Baptist UCC” 6:00PM, in both English and Ukrainian. Please join us in prayer to our Heavenly Mother to beseech her ► DO NOT MAIL your donation directly to Stamford. protection and intercession for all of us. Our assessment for this year of $8,000. We can never cease to ask for our Blessed Mother’s intercession to her Son, asking for peace in the world and many blessings. To date we have raised: $4,025.00 O Most holy Virgin Mary, evermerciful Mother of God, Campaign should end by the end of June 2021 rejoice and save those who place their hope in you! Page Three St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Church, Syracuse, N.Y. May 23, 2021 The Holy Spirit Send a Congratulations “Heavenly King, Advocate, Spirit of Truth, Who are everywhere On Tuesday, May 25, 2021 Bishop Basil Losten will be present and fill all things, Treasury of Blessings and Bestower celebrating his 50th Anniversary as a Bishop. There will of Life, come, and dwell within us; cleanse us of all that be a special service for Bishop Losten in Stamford that day for defiles us, and, O Good One, save our souls.” Clergy only. Father Mihai is planning on attending this very spe- cial event. The Holy Spirit is God’s Special Gift for the Chris- tian. Jesus said in Luke 11:13, “How much More If any parishioner's would like to extend a “Congratulations” to shall your Heavenly Father Give the Holy Spirit to Bishop Losten, with a card or gift, please give it to Father Mihai them that ask Him.” Receiving Jesus will give you no later than Sunday, May 23. Father Mihai will present all Power to be a Child of God. gifts on behalf of our parish. On this festive day we decorate our homes and churches tradition- ally with green branches of trees and flowers; this is to remind us Congratulations that the feast of the Pentecost, Holy Trinity, and especially Holy Spirit is the feast of eternal life. We must strive to embellish our Yuliya Yakymiv and Orest Omelyan hearts and souls to receive the power of the Spirit of God. who were married on Let us cleanse our souls through repentance and prayer, let us fill May 15, 2021 our souls with the love of our neighbors and with charitable deeds. Then the Holy Spirit will dwell in us. May God Grant Them Many Years. Mnohaya Lita! Receiving the Holy Spirit will give you Power to serve Christ and His Church by being His Anointed Witness. Let us reach out as part of the Catholic Church with arms open wide in faith, and Special “Thank You” to Andrij Hevko for all say... his hard work and dedication in managing the parish kitchen. As many of you know Andrij is “Yes Lord, I take what you give, Fill me with the Holy Spirit!” stepping away from that role. As a parish we again say “Thank You” for generously donating The Holy Spirit came upon them. (Acts 19:6) your time to help our parish remain vibrant. “Holy what?” The disciples whom Paul encountered in Ephesus May God Grant Andrij and his family many years! did not know there was a Holy Spirit, or even that Jesus was the Mnohaya Lita! Messiah. But when Paul shared the good news and prayed with them, their eyes were opened to the spiritual gifts that were now theirs through Christ.
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