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St. Anthony, Holy Family and St. Patrick Parishes Sixteenth Sunday St. Anthony, Holy Family and St. Patrick Parishes Watertown, New York Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 18, 2021 850 Arsenal St. 129 Winthrop St. 123 S. Massey St. Website: www.catholicwatertown.org Website: www.holyfamilywatertown.org Website: www.catholicwatertown.org Email: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Mass Schedule Holy Family - HF St. Anthony’s - SA St. Patrick’s - SP Precious Blood Monastery - M Weekend Masses Weekday Masses Saturday 4:00pm (SP) 7:00am (SA) 5:15pm (HF) 11:00am and Saturday (M) Sunday 8:00am (SA) Noon (HF) Monday & Friday 9:00am (SP) Noon (SP) Tuesday-Thursday 10:00am (SA) 11:00am (HF, M) Reconciliation Adoration 5:15pm (HF) Daily 6:45am (SA) Tuesday 3-6pm (SA) 11:45am (HF, SP) Thursday 12:30-8pm (SP) Spanish Language Mass at SA the Saturday3:00pm to 3:30pm (SP) Friday 12:30-2pm (HF) 3rd Sunday of every month at 2:00pm 4:00pm to 5:00pm (HF) Welcome these new Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time -- members to Holy Family’s July 18, 2021 Parish who have joined “He had compassion for them, because Christ through Baptism. they were like sheep without a shepherd.” Please pray for those called to be Eliza Marie Fons shepherds. If you feel called to priesthood, Philip Stuart Fons diaconate or consecrated life, talk to Children of Fr. John Demo at 315-782-2468 or email Thomas and Ann Fons at [email protected] or Fr. 7/11/2021 Christopher Carrara, [email protected] or Cathy Russell, the Diocesan Vocation Coordinator at 315-393-2920, ext. 1450/ [email protected]. See us also on Facebook or at www.myvocation.net. Grace Londraville (SP) At the Monastery of the Sisters of the Precious Blood Sun July 18 Intentions of Rosa Ho & Family Mon July 19 Brenda Rivas by People of Midtown Tues July 20 Intentions of Rev. Stephen Rocker by Young Adult Group of Watertown Sunday July 18 Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Wed July 21 Intentions of Virginia & Charlie 8:00 SA Laurie Galluccio by Al & Carol Galluccio Smith Burdick -- 70th Wedding Anniversary 9:00 SP Robert E. Frederick by Bonnie Sovie Thurs July 22 Mother Catherine Aurellia 10:00 SA Terry O’Brien by Mike & Penny Clark Fri July 23 Orel & Irene Briceland by Family 11:00 HF Terry O’Brien by Sister Angelica Sat July 24 John Graham by Gary Masterson 5:15 HF 9th Anniversary Joseph DeYear Sun July 25 Good Health & Peace for Holly’s Family by Mom, Mike, Gram & Family The Monastery is now open for the public to attend Mass. Monday July 19 Weekday 7:00 SA Sandra Castro Ritchie by Virginia & Charlie Burdick The Sanctuary Lamps in our Churches Noon HF Paul Bond by His Sisters show Jesus’ presence in the Tabernacle and Tuesday July 20 Weekday our prayers for: St. Apollinaris, Bishop & Martyr St. Patrick’s: For the Intentions of the 7:00 SA Mary Flynn by Anne & Len Spaziani Parishioners of St. Anthony’s in Honor of Noon SP Souls in Purgatory in Honor of St. Joseph Our Lady of Mt. Carmel by Joan O’Brien by the People of SP’s Wednesday July 21 Weekday St. Anthony’s: In Loving Memory of Mary Flynn St. Lawrence of Brindisi, Priest & Doctor of the Church by Anne & Len Spaziani 7:00 SA Peyton Morris by Mike & Penny Clark Noon SP John Derrigo & Ted Delaney Holy Family’s: In Loving Memory of Cathy Bishop by Mike & Judy Geng by Mary Jane & Theresa Thursday July 22 Saint Mary Magdalene St. Anthony’s Altar Flowers: 7:00 SA Derek Burns by Mom & Dad In Honor of Charles & Virginia Noon SP Intentions of Rev. David Deluca Burdick’s 70th Anniversary by Friends by the Young Adult Group of Watertown Friday July 23 Weekday St. Bridget, Religious DATES TO REMEMBER 7:00 SA Evelyn Currie by Sr. Rosie Noon HF Annalee Hollenbeck July 19 Prayer Service before the Icon of the by Children & Grandchildren Holy Family after Noon Mass (HF) Saturday July 24 Weekday July 21 Rosary for Life after 12:00pm Mass at Our St. Sharbel Makhluf, Priest Lady of Fatima Shrine (SP) July 22 Evening Prayer 5:00pm (SP) Anticipated Mass: Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 28 Rosary for Life after 12:00 Noon Mass at Our 4:00SP Bernadette DiStefano Zilnik by Family Lady of Fatima Shrine (SP) 5:15HF Terry O’Brien by Charlotte Mason July 28 Meeting of our Three Churches Commissioned Lay Ministers at 6:30pm (SP) Sunday July 25 Seventeenth Sunday In Ordinary Time July 29 Evening Prayer 5:00pm (SP) 8:00 SA Frederick & Phyllis Lyman by Family August 4 Rosary for the Safety and Health of our 9:00 SP Rachel Gould by Felicia & Steve Sinclair Military Families 12:40pm at 10:00 SA George Intschert by Joseph Butler, Sr. Our Lady of Fatima Shrine (SP) 11:00 HF Terry O’Brien by Carol & Ed Brown August 5 Evening Prayer 5:15pm (HF) 5:15 HF Intentions of Rev. Jude Nnadibuagha August 6 Twelve Hour 1st Friday Adoration by the Young Adult Group of Watertown 8:00am-8:00pm (SP this month) August 15 Outdoor Mass & Picnic for our Churches COME SPEAK ITALIAN WITH ME! 12 Noon at Our Lady of Fatima Shrine (SP)- Sign up for Chiara Alteri’s online beginner’s Italian course hot dogs, hamburgers & chips with the Ice through JCC. Class starts at the end of August. For more Cream Truck as we officially Welcome information, please contact Chiara at 315-777-7158. Fr. Matthew Conger to our faith community. Ci sentiamo presto! From the Pastor’s Desk…. SCRIPTURE & REFLECTION (Magnificat, July 2021) Twelve Hour Adoration Begins August 6th Wanting to foster a deeper love and devotion of the “Real “O Lord, I love the house where you dwell, the place Presence” of our Lord Jesus in the Holy Eucharist, we will begin where your glory abides.” (Psalm 26:8) offering 12 hours of Adoration on First Friday from 8:00am to 8:00pm beginning with the month of August. We will begin at Where we gather in prayer, the Lord is in our midst. St. Patrick’s Church on August 6 and rotate monthly to each of Where we pray alone but in communion with all who pray, our worship sites. On September 3, our First Friday Adoration the Lord is with us. Let us go in with joy and pray for the will be at Holy Family and then on October 1, it will be at St. peace of all God’s household. Anthony’s. We will need people to commit to a particular time period within the 12 hours of Adoration as we are seeking to HYMN OF THE WEEK have at least two people present at all times the Blessed (to the tune of Creator of the Stars of Night) Sacrament is exposed. Sign up sheets will be available at our Churches beginning this weekend. If you are not able to commit Out of the night where hope had died, to a time, I encourage you to stop by for five, ten or fifteen to tomb once sealed, now gaping wide, minutes if you get a chance to encounter our Lord in the Blessed the Magdalene made haste to mourn Sacrament. At 7:45pm, one of our clergy will offer Benediction and bring her spices through the dawn. and Repose the Holy Eucharist. She gazed in disbelief and pain Come Explore Parts of the Mass Together where Jesus in his death had lain, In the month of September, we will be offering opportunities to until the radiant angel said, watch video presentations on the Mass that will help us discuss Seek not the living with the dead. and explore the different parts of the Catholic Mass. We are planning on offering these during the day as well as in the Soon trusting love cast out her fears; evening to make it more accessible with all of our schedules. she rose and brushed away her tears. Thank You As first apostle, Mary ran Thank you to all who came to Sr. Rani’s Thank You and to tell God’s resurrection plan. Farewell Party last Sunday. We are going to miss her smile and beautiful way with people that touches them with God’s divine Jesus is risen! Mary cries, presence. Lift up your hearts and dry your eyes, Jesus is risen-come and see- Help Needed to Fill in the Gap and goes before to Galilee. Sr, Rani visited and brought communion to so many people on a regular basis. We need our Commissioned Lay Ministers to All glory be to God above, continue this wonderful ministry to our Church members. For Mary’s apostolic love, CLM Meeting at SP Wednesday July 28th all praise to God whom we adore With that in mind as well as other ministries that our Churches For ever and for evermore. Amen want to provide, there will be a meeting of our Commissioned Lay Ministers from the three Churches on Wednesday, July 28th Readings for the week of July 18, 2021 at 6:30pm in St. Patrick’s Church. If you are not able to attend, please call the Pastoral Center (315-782-1190) to let us know. Sunday: Jer 23:1-6/Ps 23:1-3, 3-4, 5, 6 [1]/Eph 2:13-18/ This is a good time to discuss your interests and the Churches Mk 6:30-34 needs Monday: Ex 14:5-18/Ex 15:1bc,-2, 3-4, 5-6 [1b]/ Outdoor Mass and Church Picnic August 15th Mt 12:38-42 If you could Mark Your Calendar for the First Church Picnic and Tuesday: Ex 14:21—15:1/Ex 15:8-9, 10 an d 12, 17 Outdoor Mass scheduled for Sunday August 15th at 12 noon on [1b]/Mt 12:46-50 the grounds of St.
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