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Dear Friends,  Our Novena to St. Anne continues this week. Our theme this year is “Experiencing God During a Pandemic.” Each evening this week we will have evening prayer at 7PM at St. Anne . During the evening prayer we will hear a Scripture passage and a reflection meant to help us get more fully in touch with God’s presence despite the anxiety and confusion of these days. Please join us on as many evenings as you are able for a space of peace and beauty in which to quiet yourself in God’s presence.  The Scripture passages and speakers this week are: Sunday July 19th: Matthew 10:2628; 11:2830 [Fear not. Come to me all who labor] Fr. Jim Lawlor Monday July 20th: 2:111 [Jonah prays in the great fish] Deacon John McDermott Tuesday July 21st: I will reflect on Acts 16:2234 [Paul and Silas sing hymns in prison] Wednesday July22nd: I John 4:712 [God is love] Deacon Bill Rabjohn Thursday July 23rd: Matthew 5:112a [the ] Deacon Bill Rabjohn Friday July 24th: I will reflect on Luke 11:913 [The Father will give the to those who ask] Saturday July 25th: I will reflect on Philippians 4:49 [Rejoice in always]  Then on next Sunday Bishop Matano will preside at the 11AM Mass at St. Anne on the Feast of Anne and as we celebrate the 90th anniversary of St. Anne parish. Grace and peace, Fr. Gary Tyman

Hope is what Mary, Mother of God, sheltered in her heart during the darkest time of her life: Friday afternoon until Sunday morning. That is hope: she had it. And that hope has renewed everything. May God grant us that grace. Pope Francis     

Sunday, 8:30am (OLOL) Patricia Hammond (deceased) by Eugene &  July 19 Melanie Toy  16th Sunday in 9:00am (SA) Marlene Schmitt by Patricia Naber Ordinary Time 10:30am (OLOL) Living & Deceased People of Cluster 11:00am (SA) Anne Marie Bello by Mother Monday,  8:00am (SA) Lena   July 20 8:30am (OLOL) William Bouley Weekday Tuesday,  8:00am (SA) William Bouley July 21 8:30am (OLOL) Lena Adams  Weekday Wednesday, 8:00am (SA) Lena Adams  July 22 8:30am (OLOL) Communion Service St Mary  Magdalene Thurs,  8:00am (SA) Communion Service  July 23 8:30am (OLOL) William Bouley Weekday Friday,  8:00am (SA) William Bouley  July 24 8:30am (OLOL) Lena Adams Weekday Saturday,  4:00pm (SA) William & Mary Finn Family by Bonnie Anne Briggs   5:00pm (OLOL) In Memory of Leticia Concha by Maria & George St James,  Nellenkara Apostle Sunday, 8:30am (OLOL) Living & Deceased People of Cluster   9:00am (SA) Living & Deceased People of Cluster  17th Sunday in 10:30am (OLOL) Jayath DeAlwis & Rui Xavier by Rohan &  Ordinary Time Sandra DeAlwis  11:00am (SA) Living & Deceased People of Cluster Join us in Prayer!

Please go to our website to offer your prayer  requests. Fr. Gary, Fr. Jim, and Dcn. Bill will  include them in the private Masses. You can also email them to [email protected] or [email protected].  Please Remember in Prayer: Jeannette Conniff, John Givens, Thomas Haefner, Honebrink, Bill Jones, Jack Kramer, Marcia Lyons, Mary Ann Mulhern, Gwen Nelson, Mary Clare Ryan, Fr Edward Salmon SJ,  Maryanne & Mike Spoonhower, Ron Stacy, Joe Testa, Laura Valvano,  Pamela Valvano, Jack Weider.  For those in Assisted Care in the Cluster: Philomena Colucci, Carl Conde, Teresa Cox, Paul Crough, Lois DePotter, Trudy Gober, Nancy  Nothnagle, Rocky . This week, our Tabernacle candles burn in prayer for:  Our Lady of Lourdes Our deployed soldiers, and others in the armed Service: & Audino, Arthur J. Busick, James R. Whitcomb, St. Anne: Christopher Brown, Andrew Kwiatkowski & all in harm’s Those suffering from Covid19 and their way. families 2 Please mark your calendars for the St. Anne Confirmation News Novena which began on Friday July 17th  and continue through Saturday July Greetings Confirmation Candidates of 25th. The theme of this year’s Novena is all parishes! “Experiencing God During a  The good news is that the diocese Pandemic.”  Each day of the Novena we has begun looking at ways to  will have evening prayer beginning at 7PM schedule Confirmations for  at St. Anne Church. Included each evening will be a Scripture passage and a reflection candidates ready to receive this  about experiencing God’s peace during Sacrament. We have no information stressful times. yet as to which dates and what it will On the Feast of St. Anne, Sunday July 26th, look like, but sometimes it is helpful Bishop Matano will preside at the 11AM just to know that the official planning Mass to celebrate has begun. So please, stay tuned for the 90th anniversary further details! There is a light at the of St. Anne parish. end of our tunnel! All parish Faith For- mation Families are invited to pray and to attend per your own comfort level with InPerson  Worship. Thank You!

SEEKING A PARTTIME  MAINTENANCE HELPER  Currently, we are seeking candidates for a parttime (30 hrs/week yearround) Maintenance Worker who will  assist Santos with cleaning and casual labor duties for the entire cluster and school M all our buildings and grounds. Work includes cleaning, mowing, snow  removal, and general assistance with maintenance work. The successful candidate will have janitorial and skilled labor experience, able to lift 50 pounds, and able to  provide own transportation for related  responsibilities. Please contact Dcn. Bill at  [email protected] or (585) 4739656 ext. 312   My Experiences Getting Tested for Covid19 By Konnie Collins, Administrative Assistant   I want to preface this with the fact that I have never shown any symptoms of Covid19, but rather I get tested because I went to some protests, and I have a parttime job working with the general public. I choose to get tested somewhat regularly out of an abundance of caution, not  because I’m worried I might actually be sick. With a disease that can spread asymptomatically, why take chances? Plus, the beauty of being New Yorkers, we can get tested out of caution and there’s no cost. They don’t ask to see your insurance card, never ask for payment. I’m struggling more trying to get my laptop delivered than I did getting an appointment.    I also want to make myself available to people who may have questions about getting  tested. I’m by no means an expert, but I’m willing to share my experiences and any knowledge I’ve gleamed from this. There are 16 different testing sites across Rochester, some requiring  appointments, some being available for walkins. My experiences have been at the MCC testing site so this is the one I’m going to talk about. I also have a preference for this site as I get to stay in my car and my exposure to other people is extremely limited. I should also mention that at the MCC site, everyone in the car must be tested… you can’t take a ridesharing service to these tests or have someone else take you. But if you and your significant other are getting tested, you both can go in the same vehicle, just make sure to get appointments at the same time.   Setting an appointment is very easy. You can either call 18883643065 or register online at www.monroecc.edu/coronavirus/, and then someone will call you to set the actual appointment. They set appointments up to 2 days out, so you can’t schedule one out for next week, but they have lots of spots and it’s easy to get in. This site is being run by the NYSDOH and is being  facilitated by the National Guard.    Once you get to the MCC campus, you’re going to drive to the back of campus to G. Once on the back side, it is very easy to see where you’re going. There’s also instructions at 1160AM radio. You place your drivers license on the dashboard so people can see it. You’re  going to come to a check point with the National guard where they will hold up 3 signs with a questions… Do you have an appointment? Are you a 1st responder? Are you a VA Veteran? You nod or shake your head to answer, they check your ID, and put your information sheet under your windshield. Then you drive to another check point where they confirm your information. Your window is up the entire time.    Next they direct you to one of two lines. They check your paperwork again to see that it’s you. When it’s your turn, you have your car in park, they have you roll down your window about 67 inches, you lean your head back, lower your mask to just below your nose but keep your mouth covered, and they stick a swab up a nostril. I’m not going to lie, it’s not the most  comfortable test to have done. They go pretty deep up your nose. It mildly stings. They leave it in your nose for 10 seconds. The 1st test I had done, my nose was sore for about an hour. The 2nd time, it was only sore for about 10 seconds and was perfectly fine by the time I pulled out of the lot. The entire process took less than 20 minutes.   In no way should this minor discomfort be a deterrent to getting tested.    They give you a card for the results portal. The 1st test took 3 days to get my results. Once I was established, I got my results the next day for my next test. We are so very fortunate to live in the great State of New York during these trying times. Take advantage of the opportunities we have as New Yorkers. Get tested. Know for sure. Because as New Yorkers have proven over and over again, we will get through this, but only by concern for and respect of each other.  STEWARDSHIP Notes about the Monthly offertory report:   St. Anne Church Shown on the left is a comparison between actual weekly Plate Attendance Plate  Budget  Variance collection income to our collections expected each month. 6/7 Covid19 $2,577    This fiscal year’s budget has been significantly reduced of 6/14 Covid19 $2,076    all nonvital costs to reflect the drastic downward trend of 6/21 Covid19 $4,652    our collections over the past several years (“weeklies”  6/28 Covid19 $     account for over 70% of each parish’s income)          EFT Covid19 $5,320    A favorable monthly variance indicates the “weeklies”    donated during the month exceeded the amount expected of Total for Month   $14,625 $23,690 $(9,065) the month. Meanwhile, an unfavorable monthly variance  indicates the total “weeklies”   Our Lady of Lourdes Church donated during the month do not meet budgeted Plate Attendance Plate  Budget  Variance expectations and our financial obligations may not be met. 6/7 Covid19 $2,155    6/14 Covid19 $5,070    6/21 Covid19 $6,673    6/28 Covid19 $          

EFT Covid19 $7,389     Total for Month   $34,260 $28,460 $(7,173)  Supporting our Facilities: Capital Campaign   Paid to Date (May 2020)  Lourdes $3,312 St. Anne $6,092

We will be resuming our volunteer schedule at some point in the next couple months. We will be calling volunteers before we bring them back to let them know what’s going on and to see if they’re still able to volunteer. If you would like to be one of our volunteers, we would love to have you and we need you more than ever. Please email either [email protected] or  [email protected] to get added to the list!   Thank you!  THE MANE ATTRACTION Hair Design

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1600 Mt. Hope Avenue 150 Varinna Drive Rochester, NY 14620 Rochester, NY 14618   Parish Office…………..5852713260 Cluster Office…………...5854739656 Fax ………………………… 2717160 Fax ………………………… 2716472 Email ……………[email protected] Email …………… [email protected]     Office Hours:  Office Hours:  Monday: 9am4pm Mon.Thurs: 9am4pm TWTh: 9am1pm Friday: CLOSED  Friday: CLOSED Seton Catholic School   Saturday Mass:  5:00 pm Saturday Mass:  4:00 pm 165 Rhinecliff Drive Sunday Masses: 8:30 and 10:30 am Sunday Masses: 9:00 and 11:00 am Rochester, NY 14618 Weekday Mass: 8:30 am, MF Weekday Mass: 8:00 am, MF  School Office…………..(585) 4736604 Fax …………………….(585) 4733347 Email ……………...... [email protected] Lithuanian Mass at Our Lady of Lourdes: Korean Mass at St. Anne: Sundays at 12:30 TBD Generally 1st and 3rd Saturday at 5:00 pm

PASTORAL, ADMINISTRATIVE, FAITH FORMATION: Offices located at Our Lady of Lourdes Church & Seton School SACRAMENTAL LIFE:   Pastor:  Rev. Gary Tyman [email protected] Sacrament of Baptism: Please contact Dcn. John Asst. :  Rev. Jim Lawlor  [email protected]  McDermott or call the cluster office to register.  Parish Deacon: John McDermott  [email protected]  Pastoral Asst.: Dcn. Bill Rabjohn  [email protected] Even before the baby arrives, parents are asked to come to 1 Adm. Asst.: Konnie Collins  [email protected]  group session, then a followup individual meeting to discuss Faith Formation: Jennifer Abdalla [email protected] particulars, answer questions and set a date. We encourage Visitation Min.: Steve Witkowicz  [email protected] baptism of children during Mass, since this is a Sacrament of Seton Principal:Patty Selig  [email protected] Initiation into the Community. For more details, please  contact Dnc John at [email protected]. SETON OFFICE:   Principal: Patty Selig  [email protected]  Admin Asst: Karen Johnson  [email protected] Matrimony:  Nurse:  Anne Weber  [email protected] Arrangements should begin at least 6 months in advance.  FINANCIAL OFFICE:  Please email Dcn Bill at [email protected]. Dates secured at first night with minister. Offices are located at 2617 East Ave., Rochester, 14610   Christian Initiation (RCIA):  Reg. Fin. Dir.: Michael Dybas  [email protected] A process of discernment for adults wishing to learn more Cluster Finance:Sharon Statt  [email protected]  about the Catholic Faith.. Contact Dcn. Bill Rabjohn for Cluster Finance:Mary Kase  [email protected]  further information on being baptized, confirmed, celebrating OUR LADY OF LOURDES, SPECIFIC: Eucharist and/or getting an update as a Catholic.   Facilities:  Santos Rodriguez  [email protected] Sacrament of Reconciliation:  St. George Lithuanian Community:  Jan Naujokas 3195689 Saturdays 33:30 pm at Saint Anne   SAINT ANNE, SPECIFIC: 4:004:30 pm at Our Lady of Lourdes  Facilities Usage  or by appointment with any . Coordinator: Carol DeFilippo  (585)7509226        [email protected] Anointing:   St. Andrew Kim Korean Community:  Sangjoon Lee, By appointment with any priest.        [email protected]   Eucharistic Adoration: Currently suspended Filipino Community (BLD):   Annabelle Sutter        (585) 2694486 or Annulments: Please contact Dcn Bill at [email protected] [email protected]    [email protected]

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