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St. John the Evangelist Church June 23, 2019 with Bishop Malone Page St. John the EvangelistSt. Parish, John Olean, the New Evangelist York Church June 23, 2019 An opportunity to voice your concerns Masses: Saturday Vigil: 4:30 PM Sunday: 9:30 AM Mon, Tues, Thurs Fri: 8:00 AM ** If the Olean City Schools are closed due to unsafe weather conditions, morning Mass will be cancelled. Parish Office Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00 AM –3:30 PM With Bishop Malone *Website: sjteolean.org Saturday, June 29th Confessions: Saturday - 3:30 - 4:10 PM and upon 9:30 am—11:00 am request. Baptisms - Parents requesting Archbishop Walsh an infant Baptism please call Katie at the church office. Please mark your calendars The Movement to Restore Marriages - Arrangements by the couple need to be made 6 Saturday, June 29 for the Trust, an independent months in advance, by making opportunity to communicate to movement made up of lay an appointment. Bishop Malone your concerns/ faithful, is facilitating this New Registrations: Please use registration form on opinions surrounding the clergy event. They have asked that website or call the office. sexual abuse crisis and any other Bishop Malone listen to your Religious Education Classes topic. Eight Listening Sessions are concerns. The format is not Grades K-10 “Faith Formation” please contact planned throughout the diocese one of question and answer, Ann Sorokes. which are open for all Roman but is to allow for your voice Parish Staff Catholics in the diocese to speak to to be heard. Katie Barber, [email protected] the bishop. The Listening Session for our region will be held Saturday For more information Ann Sorokes, Faith Formation - [email protected] morning, June 29 from 9:30 - 11:30 check out am, at Archbishop Walsh Academy, Mark Lang, Custodian - movementtorestoretrust.org. [email protected] 208 South 24th Street, Olean, NY. Parish Finance Council: Paul Abdo, Dan Butler, Paul Bzdak, Rita DeRose, Complete schedule of listening sessions throughout the diocese follows: Steve Pachla and Carol Stitt Sat., June 8, 9:30-11:30 am St. Gregory the Great Parish Ministry Center, Williamsville Parish Council: Sat. June 15, 9:30-11:30 am St. Vincent de Paul Parish, St. Leo Site, Niagara Falls Donna Brestensky, Thurs., June 27, 6:30-8:30 pm St. Mark Parish, Buffalo Kathy Brewer, Dan Butler, Sat., June 29, 9:30-11:30 am Archbishop Walsh Academy, Olean Dan Hinz, Kathy Mahar, Pat O’Malley,Larry Pavlock, Sat., August 3, 9:30-11:30 am Ascension Parish, Batavia Dennis Pezzimenti, Sat., August 10, 9:30-11:30 am Nativity of Our Lord Parish, Orchard Park Anita Schmidt, Jay Sorokes Sat., August 17, 9:30-11:30 am Holy Trinity Parish, Dunkirk and Carol Stitt June 23, 2019 St. John the Evangelist Parish, Olean, New York Page 2 Our Sanctuary Lamp burns June 1-15 for the Mass Intentions for the Week glory of God in the Remembrance of Saturday, June 22, 2019 -Sts. John Fisher & Thomas More James Keenen By: Walt & Kathy Zeznick 4:30 pm - Teresa Kochaniec ~ BR - By: Chuck & Rose Kwiatkowski Our Lady of Perpetual Help burns June 1-15 Sunday, June 23, 2019 - The Most Holy Body and for the glory of God and in remembrance of Blood of Christ Paul Jurenko 9:30 am - Jim Melaro - By: Mary Ann Loskey By: Joey & Tom Enright Monday, June 24, 2019 - Please pray for….. 8:00 am - Connie Gergel - By; sister, Bernadine Tuesday, June 25, 2019 - Our parish extends its condolences to the families of 8:00 am - Teresa Kochaniec - BR - Timothy Grace, Dolores Estes, Mary Jo Clarke, By: Albert & Nancy Schifley Joey Veno, May Rybicki, Neil Shoemaker, Wednesday, June 26, 2019 - Donald Lewicki, and Art Mohagen, NO MASS Please keep them and their families in your prayers. Thursday, June 27, 2019 - Would you like to offer a Mass Intention? 8:00 am - Lucy Capito - By: Mary Ann Loskey It is a holy and noble custom to have a Mass said for a living or deceased person(s) or for a personal intention. We are happy to Friday, June 28, 2019 - schedule your Mass intention. The Diocesan stipend is $15. 8:00 AM - Geraldine & Ed Flicker - By: Joan Corson Please call 716-372 –5313 or email [email protected] to schedule Saturday, June 29, 2019 - _________________________________ 4:30 pm - Vincent Oliva - ANV– By: wife, Gloria & Please Pray For Our Sick Son, Vincent Pyrrha Bertrand, Jeff Burgess, The Parishioners of St. John’s Karen Jacek, Rosella Kendzior, Carrol Kielar, Sunday, June 30, 2019 -13th Sunday in Ordinary Time David Krahe, Dominic Liberati, Bernie Lyaski, 9:30 am James S. Bacho, Jr. - By: Anita & Mark Schmidt John Lowe, Sharon Mikolajczyk, Carol Moran, & family Gavin Riley, Jennifer Sauter, Rob Umbenhour, Jeff Veno, Mary Clair Wallace Thank you for your continued support and and all the Hospice Patients generosity to our parish. and for their families and caregivers The collection from last weekend: $ 3876.00 Next Week’s Second Collection is for: The Mission Cooperative Plan - June 29 & 30th Welcome to Our Church Your presence today is a blessing. If you’re just visiting, we hope that you enjoy and be fed from our Music Selection for today service. If you are new to the Catholic Religion or maybe just coming back after a while… Opening Hymn: we WELCOME you! Praise God from Whom All Blessings Flow 539 Please contact Katie at the Church office with any Offertory: questions and she will do her very best to assist you. I am the bread of life 363 If you would like to become a member you may visit our Communion : website or call the office for a registration form. Gift of Finest Wheat 323 Thank you for joining us today and come back anytime, Recessional : God is always here!! Praise God from Whom All Blessings Flow 539 Page 3 St. John the Evangelist Parish, Olean, New York June 23, 2019 Events What’s Happening at our Parish For more information please check bulletin boards This week... June 30 (Sun.) Baccalaureate Mass @ 11am. @ Monday, June 24, 2019 SMA! Annual Mass for all graduates. Please wear - City School Rec Program 3:00 - 7:30 PM your cap and gowns to Mass Tuesday, June 25 2019 July 12 ( Fri) - Bonafest - Allegany Fireman’s - City School Rec Program 3:00 - 5:30 PM Park- $50 tickets - Grand Prize $5,000 - You can - Festival Meeting - Parish Center - 6:00 PM buy tickets at the Bona’s Rectory Office.No chicken BBQ dinners available for sale the day of Wednesday, June 26 , 2019 the event. Must purchase tickets ($10) at - AA Unity Meeting - School Campus - 11:00 am - Noon St. Bonaventure Church at parish office. - City School Rec Program 3:00 - 5:30 PM July 12 (Fri.) Financial Workshop—10:30-11:30 Thursday, June 27, 2019 am Catholic Charities Office, 2636 W. State Street, - AA Unity Meeting - School Campus - 11:00 am -Noon Olean. First 10 to register and attend will receive a - City School Rec Program 3:00 - 5:30 PM $10 gift card from Tops. Call Pam at 856-4494 ext. Friday, June 28, 2019 317. - AA Unity Meeting - School Campus - 11:00 am - Noon July 20 (Sat) - St. John the Evangelist Parish - City School Rec Program 3:00 - 7:30 PM Festival! Save the Date!! Tickets go on sale soon! August 12-15 - SMA Catholic Vacation Bible Camp - Shine with the Light of Christ” We’re going on a safari! Ages Pre-K-10. August 12-14, 2019 Parish Life Center @ SMA - 8:15 am Drop Off - 1:00 pm Pick Up Greeter Schedule June 29 & 30 4:30 PM - M. Klotz and T/P Lowry 9:30 AM - K. Brewer and M. Smith Family Ministers of the Holy Eucharist June 29 & 30 4:30 PM : J. Wenke, K. Rogers, K. Fitzgerald and C. Moses 9:30 AM: C. Mikolajczyk, L. Steinbroner, D. Pezzimenti, Lector Schedule June 29 & 30 4:30 PM : K. Fitzgerald 9:30 AM: R. Mikolajczyk Altar Servers June 29 & 30 4:30 PM: Jack & Molly DeRose 9:30 AM: Triple “A” DeFazio Pastoral Care Medical information privacy laws require that you must give per- Let us lift up in prayer mission to have the parish all the men & woman in the military notified or pastoral care to visit you when service serving our country. you are admitted to the hospital. June 23, 2019 St. John the Evangelist Parish, Olean, New York Page 4 Serving at the Warming House Attention Catholic Men! Looking for new Where: 164 N. Union St - Olean members! Knights of Columbus meets every 2nd and 4th Thursday @ 7 pm at the Parish Life When: Sunday, July 14, 2019 Center next to the Basilica of St. Mary of the Time: 2:00 - 5:30 PM Angels. [email protected] Paul Sawaya 716 Contact Naomi Butler at 372-4841 -401-4334 | Brian Graham 307-2437 St. Vincent de Paul 81:JJ: `V$J:JH7VJ V` To help out, please bring your refundable cans and of Caaraugus County bottles to the Allegany Beverage and Redemption `V$J:J - Q %`V 1.: Q RQ- :`1J$ R Center located across from the St. Bonaventure Supporve R Informave R Confidenal :CC R R University at 3247 Route 417 Allegany, NY. Please mention St. John’s and all the monies collected will be given to the St. Vincent de Paul Society. QJ .C7 :JR`Q`1`VR%C7 If you are unable to get down the Redemption Center, Q1J .V `V$1QJ; ]`QRC1`V HQII%J1 7 .V ` there will be covered blue containers at both church $%JR:7 Q` V:H.
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