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St. Joseph and St. Anthony of Padua Parish June 27, 2021 Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time St. Joseph and St. Anthony of Padua Parish Rev. Kenneth R. Kirk St. Joseph Parish Mass Schedule 207 Hayes Ave • Endicott NY 13760 northendicottcatholic.org St. Joseph Phone......................................................(607) 748-0442 Saturday .............................................................. 4:00 pm Email [email protected] Sunday................................................................11:00 am Fax............................................................(607)748-7725 Tuesday, Thursday ...............................................8:30 am Parish Office......................................... Monday – Friday 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Confession Entrance at back of church Tuesday, Thursday ...............................................8:00 am Saturday .............................................................. 3:00 pm St. Anthony of Padua Parish 300 Odell Ave • Endicott NY 13760 St. Anthony northendicottcatholic.org Saturday .............................................................. 5:30 pm Phone......................................................(607) 754-4333 Sunday..................................................................8:30 am Email [email protected] Monday, Wednesday...........................................8:30 am Fax...........................................................(607) 239-4886 Parish Office......................................... Monday – Friday Confession 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Monday, Wednesday...........................................8:00 am Entrance at TLC-E Chapel • 906 Jenkins St. The Learning Center at St. Anthony of Padua Pre-School, Before and After School, Snow and Vacation Day Care and Summer Camp TLC W • 906 Jenkins Street • Endicott NY 13760 Phone: (607) 748-5184 • Fax: (607) 786-3935 • www.stanthonytlc.com With the Eucharist at the center, we are a community desiring to be saints, sent out to love like Jesus and proclaim Him in every circumstance. We Are Glad You’re With Us Today! Pastor’s Note Greetings in Christ to you all! We’ve all probably heard enough about “fake news” over the past few years, but, sadly, because of the current political climate, clickbait and “gotcha” headlines are still very much the order of the day. A controversy has emerged over the implantation of a document being discussed by the US Conference of Catholic Bishops about the Eucharist. Immediately, outlets such as the New York Times and Washington Post reported in frenzied terms that the Bishops were going to deny Communion to various and sundry politicians who have publicly supported abortion, in direct opposition to what the Church has always taught unwaveringly about the sanctity of human life. Only there was a problem. The document in question hasn’t been written yet. The vote that was taken was to authorize the committee to begin drafting a document. And one of the most important points of discussion is not something you’ll find in the headlines of American media, but for us it is the most important. In 2019, a survey from the Pew Research Center found that only about 30% of American Catholics believe in the real presence of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist. The prevalent belief is that the action of the Mass is, in the end, only symbolic, even if those symbols are powerful. Confronted with that sobering fact, it seemed to many bishops and priests that, as a Church, we have failed to communicate a central belief and facet of Catholic life, and that’s a problem that needs to be addressed. The sad fact, however, is that that perfectly comprehensible goal has been subsumed into yet another news cycle of hysterical political partisanship. In his encyclical Ecclesia de Eucharistia, Pope St. John Paul II speaks about how the church draws her life from the Eucharist- and this could not happen if the most central act of our worship were merely symbolic. I think it’s entirely appropriate that we begin to grow deeper in our appreciation of the beautiful gift of the Precious Body and Blood of Christ. Meanwhile, let’s have the newspapers focus on what they’re really meant for: crosswords and box scores. Fr. Ken Kirkman Devotions St. Anthony of Padua Miraculous Medal Novena Mondays during 8:30 am Mass Rosary Scripture Readings Prayed Mon & Wed at 7:45 am Monday Gn 18:16-33 Mt 8:18-22 Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Tuesday Acts 12 1-11/2 Tim 4:6-8,17-18 Mt 16:13-19 Wednesdays following Mass Wednesday Gn 21:5, 8-20a Mt 8:28-34 until 12:00 pm Benediction Thursday Gn 22:1b-19 Mt 9:1-8 Friday Gn 23:1-4, 19; 24:1-8, 62-67 Mt 9:9-13 St. Joseph Saturday Eph 2:19-22 Jn 20:24-29 Rosary Sunday Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Prayed Tues & Thurs at 8:00 am Ez 2:2-5 • 2 Cor 12:7-10 • Mk 6:1-6a Sacraments If you are planning a Baptism or Marriage please contact your parish office or visit the Bulletin Submissions parish website for more information. Please note: Registered parishioners planning Submissions to the bulletin should be presented at least 2 to be married need to make arrangements at weeks in advance of publication through the parish offices. least 6 months prior to the wedding. Submissions are subject to space availability and to editing. View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com With The Eucharist At The Center 2 Mass Remembrances Monday, June 28 • St. Irenaeus, Bishop & Martyr 8:30 am • St. Anthony Deceased of Signorelli Family Nick & Antonette Diles Tuesday, June 29 • Saints Peter and Paul, Apostles 8:30 am • St. Joseph Angeline & Edmund Levandoski Family Wednesday, June 30 • Weekday 8:30 am • St. Anthony Nick & Betty Conti Daughter, Jackie Thursday, July 1 • St. Junipero Serra, Priest 8:30 am • St. Joseph Joseph, Nellie & John Martinkovic Barbara Martinkovic Jean Bonzek Rosie Ruffo Friday, July 2 • Weekday No Mass Prayer Saturday, July 3 • Saint Thomas, Apostle For Those who have Died and their Families 4:00 pm • St. Joseph Winifred & John Hughes, Rose & Louis Romani Judy & Joe Romani Mary Kuracina Sons, Anniversary Robert A. Musa Special Intention for Kendra Bernik Karen Chernega Chester Horn 5:30 pm • St. Anthony Christine Butchko Joe & Angela Sementelli Christopher Ciotoli Tom & Diane Ward Luigi & Maria Ciotoli Family Salvatore Ciotoli Family, Birthday For Those Serving in the Military Mary DellaPenta Paul & Barbara Ripic Anthony & Margaret George Family St. Anthony Maria Pasquale & Mario Incitti Family Hunter Angevine (USMC) Kyle Novobilski (USAF) Tony Pero Love, Marie & Children, Birthday Tara Feher (Navy) Zachary Reardon (USMC) Rudy M. Pisani Lucia & Quirino Paniccia Sam Haddock (USMC) Jennifer Reynolds (USAF) Sam Scarapicchia Diana Myles J. Macey (USAF) Frank Tedeschi Month's Mind St. Joseph Sunday, July 4 • Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Capt. Ryan Brown (USAF) Christopher Lannon (Navy) 8:30 am • St. Anthony Micah Capra (USAF) Travis Long (USAF) Paul Allen Tiffany & Mike Grygus Eric Dolan (Navy) Paul Musa (Army) Gioconda Barbara Carlo & Family Kevin Fallon ((USMC) Lt. Col Mike Szynaniak (Army) Anthony Fiacco Nocturnal Adoration Society Nate Fitzgerald (Navy) Joan Valdez (Army) Kim Kocak Sister, Lisa Capt. Mitchell Willie (Army) Olga Kotasek Mondo Ligouri Diana Maria Fiori Mario & Martha Baldelli Christine Pisani -Treat Tony, Maria Fusco & Family, 5th Anv. Sanctuary Lamps Rachel Pittarelli Family Sebastian (Sam) Rossi Mr. & Mrs. Amedeo Sylvester St. Joseph: Church Vincenza Rossi Libra, Karen & Bob, Anniversary Marjorie & Ron Boyer from Family 11:00 am • St. Joseph St. Anthony: Church Rene Lapierre Quinlivan Family, Anniversary Scott Kocik Kocik Family Joseph Guccia Sr. Iessi Family Robert Musa Niece, Renee & George Luba Mary Ferencik Nocturnal Adoration Society View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com 3 Proclaim Him Holy Hour for Vocations Family Perspective Join Us Every Tuesday • 6 pm • St. Joseph’s Church Bud Ozar Eucharistic Adoration, Rosary, Benediction, and Vespers The healing of the woman and the child in today’s gospel is a reminder we are all wounded. We retreat to those we love looking for acceptance, listening, understanding and support. Families must be The Week Ahead healing communities where Jesus is present in our care for one another. Monday, June 28 7:45 am Rosary STA Church 8:00 am Confession STA Church Tuesday, June 29 *Intercessory Prayer Group 8:00 am Rosary/Confession STJ Church 10 - 11:45 am Food Pantry Open STA Pantry The LAST meeting for the, 5:30 - 6:45 pm Food Pantry Open STA Pantry Intercessory Prayer Group, is 6:00-7:00 pm Holy Hour for Vocations STJ Church Thurs., July 8th. Please consider attending 7:00 pm Prayer Group/Chapel STA @ TLC-E Wednesday, June 30 the Wednesday evening prayer group which also starts at 7:00PM. 7:45 am Rosary STA Church 8:00 am Confession STA Church 9 am-12 pm Eucharistic Adoration STA Church 7:00 pm Prayer Group/Chapel STA @ TLC-E Thursday, July 1 Parish Staff 8:00 am Rosary/Confession STJ Church 10 - 11:45 am Food Pantry Open STA Pantry Pastor Rev. Kenneth R. Kirkman Deacons Dc. Frank Longo 7:00 pm Intercessory Prayer Group* STA @ TLC-E Dc. Bill Matts Saturday, July 3 Pastoral Associate Sr. Anisia Muthoni 3–3:45 pm Confession STJ Church Business Administrator Gina Kane Music Ministry Peter Sicilian Julie Staniulis Faith Formation Sally Herceg Youth Ministry Beth DeAngelo Welcome Home St Joseph’ s is celebrating community and friendship by St. Joseph hosting Second Saturday Social Office Administration Lorraine Mancini Patricia Newkirk Fr. Ken will celebrate
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