WE BELIEVE . W E BELONG . W E ARE CALLED TO HOLINESS . May 26, 2019

THIS WEEK AT ST. L OUIS , PART FOUR (Daily Mass Schedule p. 2) In case you weren ’t at Saint Louis for Mass last weekend or you left Mass be- MONDAY - MAY 27 fore it was over (wink, wink), we have a new pastor! 9:00 am Mass (One Mass Only) He is Father Mitchell Zygadlo , and he comes to us after serving as Catholic No School chaplain for twenty years in the United States Air Force. A native of Poland, he Ministry Center Closed served in several of our parishes before the Air Force, including Saint Stanislaus Parish in the city, where he was the administrator. Since his retirement from the TUESDAY - MAY 28 military at the end of 2018, he has been serving as administrator of Blessed 7:30 am - Sunday Scripture Study, Manse Trinity and Saint Patrick ’s in Owego, Tioga County.

WEDNESDAY - MAY 29 Bishop Matano is also appointing Father Hoan Dinh as parochial vicar to Saint 5:15 pm - Mass of Anticipation for Louis. He has served most recently as pastor of Saint Matthew ’s Parish in Livo- Holy Day nia and Saint Mary ’s Parish in Honeoye. However, he has asked to step away 7:30 pm - Charismatic Prayer Group, from pastoring responsibilities for a year while he continues to heal after some Parish Meeting Hall major surgery. I don ’t know much about the leadership styles or ministerial strengths of either ASCENSION THURSDAY - MAY 30 of our newly -appointed priests, but know them to be friendly, outgoing, HOLY DAY OF OBLIGATION people -oriented men. So I suspect they will quickly fit right into the parish. Masses at 6:45 am, 9:10 am (School Mass) & 11:00 am We had announced the previous weekend that Bishop Matano was continuing for another year the appointment of Father Juan Benitez as parochial vicar. This SATURDAY - JUNE 1 will provide continuity of priestly ministry in the parish. And Monsignor Krieg 9:45 am - Women’s Bereavement Group, will also continue to serve as he is able. Manse (pg 9) The new priests will begin their new duties on Tuesday June 25, and the Pas- 3:30 pm - Confessions toral Council is planning “welcome coffee hours ” after the Masses on the week- 4:30 pm - Mass (Sign Language Interpreted) end of June 29/30. Stay tuned for more details. Let me offer a word of caution here, however: don ’t get too comfortable hav- SUNDAY - JUNE 2 ing three active priests and one retired priest on the staff here. The priest short- 7:30 am - Mass age has not suddenly been solved! This is a temporary arrangement for the com- 9:00 am - Mass ing year. And in three to five years the scene in Pittsford, Mendon and Perinton 10:00 am - Catholic Conversations, Manse will likely look very different. Although the Bishop raised the retirement age for 11:15 am - Mass 5:00 pm - Mass priests the year after I retired at 70, those priests in my age cohort will soon be reaching the new age, and there is a good -sized number of them ready to retire. So the number of active priests in our Diocese will continue to decrease, and parishes will continue to cluster or close. Financial and human resources for support of parishes will continue to get tighter and tighter. What can you do? Parents can encourage conversations with their sons and daughters about church vocations of priesthood and religious life. Just to pray with your children and encourage them to think of service to the Church as an option will go a long way. Parish councils and committees need to regularly consider the world beyond the parish boundaries, keeping an eye on de- mographics, joining with neighboring parishes conducting similar or identical programs, and staying in touch with the diocesan office of pastoral planning. More broadly, we can lobby for new models of parish administration (does it have to be a priest?), or we can ask about the qualifications of who can be or- dained (does it have to be celibate males only?) or develop new and alternative Please support St. Louis forms of ministry. What else? Christ ’s peace to you, Father Bob Kennedy Like us on Facebook www.facebook.com/ St. Louis Church, Pittsford, NY www.StLouisChurch.org Phone: 585.586.5675 Fax: 585.387.9888 stlouischurchpittsford STRENGTHENING OUR FAITH

SǠǕǓǙǑǜ IǞǤǕǞǤǙǟǞǣ Mass Intentions for This Week TǘǙǣ WǕǕǛ:

We invite you to have a - - MǐǏDžǂǚ Mǂǚ 27 FǓNJDžǂǚ Mǂǚ 31 Sanctuary Lamp lit at the MdžǎǐǓNJǂǍ Dǂǚ Zep 3:14 -18a or Rom 12:9 -16/Lk 1:39 -56 Blessed Sacrament to have Acts 16:11 -15/Jn 15:26 -- 16:4a 11:00 am Rose Simone - Daughter 9:00 am Fleming Begaye - Jeff Mason 5:15 pm Luke Mauer - your very special intentions Angelo & Diana Nole remembered for a week. TǖdžǔDžǂǚ - Mǂǚ 28 Acts 16:22 -34/Jn 16:5 -11 SǂǕǖǓDžǂǚ - JǖǏdž 1 To reserve a candle, please call or 6:45 am Nancy Haupt - Acts 18:23 -28/Jn 16:23b -28 visit the Ministry Center. Angelo & Diana Nole 9:00 am Special Intention for our 11:00 am Special Intention for Grandparents - Bryce & Asher One lamp will burn in Marcy Schaarschmidt - (Being Baptized today!) Memory of Nicoletta Leonardo - Linda McCauley 4:30 pm Ann & Dick Brimmer by Mary Sgabellone McGrath Family WdžDžǏdžǔDžǂǚ– Mǂǚ 29 Acts 17:15, 22 -- 18:1/Jn 16:12 -15 SǖǏDžǂǚ - JǖǏdž 2 11:00 am for Jane Wegman Acts 7:55 -60/Rv 22:12 -14, 16 -17, 20/ 5:15 pm Anticipation Mass for Holy Day Jn 17:20 -26 Requiem Aeternam

for the People of the Parish - 7:30 am Martha Borchardt Family - Jane Wegman TljǖǓǔDžǂǚ Mǂǚ 30 9:00 am Nelly & Patrick O ’Connor - Tljdž AǔDŽdžǏǔNJǐǏ ǐLJ Ǖljdž LǐǓDž Sons & Grandchildren Acts 1:1 -11/Eph 1:17 -23 or Heb 9:24 -28; 11:15 am Elaine Perham (Anniversary) - & 10:19 -23/Lk 24:46 -53 Family 6:45 am Joseph M. Comerford - 5:00 pm Dorothy Cusker - All Our Parishioners Kathryn McAlarney David & Karen Hester and Loved Ones 9:10 am Alida Meyer - and Dr. John Pietropaoli - Family who have died Harry & Linda Messina while serving in 11:00 am Sr. Mary Esther - the Armed Forces Margaret O ’Neil Midgley

Saturday & Sunday, June 1 & 2

Altar Extraordinary Ministers of Servers The Eucharist Lector Sacristan 4:30 pm TBD B. Boehm, P. Kessler, L. Peckham, G. Boehm, D. Huver, A. Malik K. Potter K. Revekant K. Malik

7:30 am TBD C. Boyd, G. Lane, A. Tomaino, J. DiPrima, N. Roberts, C. Haffen M.E. & C. D. Wiener, D. Jackling, A. Roberts M. Leonardo Anderson

9:00 am TBD P. O ’Neil Midgley, K. May, S. Payne, F. Vidas, M. Foggetti, S. Andrade De. & Di. M.A. Monley, B. Lisena, De. Infantino C. Sciortino Infantino

11:15 am TBD C. DeJoy, J. Ferranti, D. Kendricks, G. DiNardo, M. DiNardo, B. Kammholz R. Willison K. Kammholz, D. McKeown, G. Agban, B. Kammholz, K. Mor S. Murphy

5:00 pm TBD J. Cairns, M. Lippa, L. Sullivan, Je. Roxstrom, K. Gilman, C. Aroesty M. E. Holvey Jo. Roxstrom P. Lynge

Sunday Communion Service - June 2 The Highlands - Mary Ann Monley Heather Heights - Jim Haefner

Page Two St. Louis Church, Pittsford, NY May 26, 2019 SACRED SCRIPTURE

Our Weekend Scriptures: Looking Ahead: Sixth Sunday of Easter Seventh Sunday of Easter

1st Reading: Acts 15:1 -2, 22 -29 1st Reading: Acts 7:55 -60 No burden beyond the necessities Lord Jesus, receive my spirit

2nd Reading: Revelation 21:10 -14, 22 -23 2nd Reading: Revelation 22:12 -14, 16 -17, 20 Vision of the new Jerusalem Receive the gift of life -giving water

Gospel: John 14:23 -29 Gospel: John 17:20 -26 Peace I give to you That all may be one

Working Out the Kinks REMEMBERING WITH PRAYER AND GRATITUDE As more and more Gentiles came to believe in Jesus, ready to become part of the community, the issue of Gracious God, with sadness, yet gratitude, we remember whether they needed to abide by all of the laws of the this Memorial Day the men and women who have died in Jewish tradition became quite hot. Did they need to the service of our nation since 1776. convert to Judaism to become Christian? Our first reading reflects the decision on how to move into the future. Loving God, please look with mercy on our brave and selfless brothers and sisters, who did not shrink from Notice: they believed that if they approached the question their task but gave themselves completely to the cause prayerfully, debated back and forth, and came to an of defending and protecting us all. Bless all who have answer the majority could live with, the Holy Spirit could given their lives for the sake of liberty, and grant them be recognized in the process. That the answer proved as eternal rest. effective as it did, confirms: the Holy Spirt guided the whole process. We remember also our brave men and women now serving in our Armed Forces, both at and abroad. Rich Imagery Lord, send out your angels to protect them all. Help them

Twelve tribes of Israel, 12 apostles, is it any wonder that discharge their duties honorably and well. John's vision of the Holy City included 12 angels, Please bring them safely home to their families and loved ones. 12 gates, twelve courses of stone for the foundation? Clearly the bond between the old and the new is revealed Please bring Your peace and mercy in this short passage. Even more inspiring? Why need a to our troubled world. We ask this, temple - God is the temple. No need for reflected light - Father, in the name of Jesus, Your Jesus is the light. Son, and in the power of the Holy Spirit. Amen. The Gift of the Spirit

As we move closer to Pentecost, John alerts us in our Gospel today that Jesus will be sending the Holy Spirit. How do we apply that the Holy Spirit "will teach you everything and remind you of all I told you."? Praying to the Holy Spirit before reading the Bible, or other study of the faith is good. So too, praying to the Spirit when we are Please join us … trying to sort things out. St. Louis School The Most Reverend Salvatore R. Matano, Bishop of Ascension Thursday Mass Rochester, cordially invites you to the Mass of Ordination to the Sacred Order of Priesthood for May 30 at 9:10am two men on Saturday, June 1, 2019, at 10:00 a.m., at the Cathedral of the Sacred , 296 Flower City Park, Rochester. All are welcome Please join the Diocese in praying for these candidates as they prepare for ordination and begin their service to Jesus Christ, His Church and the People of God with undivided hearts. For more information, visit www.catholiccourier.com

Page Three St. Louis Church, Pittsford, NY May 26, 2019 SHARING OUR BLESSINGS

Supporting Our Parish THIS WEEK ’S TITHING WILL SUPPORT FR. P ROTUS ST. L OUIS SCHOOL , K ENYA May Collection Attendance NEXT WEEK ’S TITHING WILL SUPPORT 5 $19,212.33 1,358 COMPASS CARE 12 $11,658.00 1,421 Compass Care is a Christ -centered organization dedicated to erasing ’ 19 $12,440.00 1,279 the need for abortion by transforming women s fear into confidence. Everything Compass Care does is geared towards reaching and serv- - 26 ing women at risk for abortion, in such a way that they go on to have their babies. Nearly 95% of Compass Care ’s patients are at risk for Online abortion. Compass Care is reaching the right women at the right time. Abortion in Monroe County is down by 42%. Compass Care is based Collection in Rochester, N.Y. on White Spruce Blvd. and can be reached at (585) 232 -3894 or www.compasscarecommunity.com for more infor- Month-to- $43,310.33 Date mation.

The support of our Diocesan Missionaries by Volunteers Needed the Church of Rochester is a great piece of our history. We shared the gift of faith last weekend, Diocesan Missions Sunday , by We are in need of adults to serve as substitutes helping our missionary friends, the Sisters of for our volunteer money counter teams that count, St. Joseph in Brazil and the Sisters of Mercy record, and prepare reports for weekend and other in Chili. Thank you for your generous sup- collections. The time commitment is Monday port, a living sign of our faith. mornings for 2 or 3 hours, called in as substitutes are needed. If interested, please contact Laurie

Martin at [email protected] or “I Was Hungry And You Gave Me Food ” 585 -586 -5675, ext. 222.

Many thanks to all who brought in food last weekend, to help keep the Sister Regis Food We are looking for an office volunteer to help Cupboard stocked. If you miss the third out on Wednesday mornings. Your responsi- weekend collection, food may be left anytime bilities would include answering the phone for Pittsford Food Cupboard. There is a drop and door, scheduling Mass intentions with off drawer in the entryway near the grand parishioners, and helping staff members with piano at the front of church. There is also a various projects. If you are interested and bin in the Narthex near the handicap door. available on Wednesday mornings from Contributions of non -perishable food can al- 8:30 -10:30am, please contact Suzanne at ways be donated. Thank you! 586 -5675 or [email protected].

Thank you, Fr. Bob!

Our Temporary Parish Administrator, Fr. Robert Kennedy will be leaving us during the week of June 25th. We will hold a farewell reception for him following the 11:15am Mass on Sunday, June 23 . Please join us then to ex- press our gratitude for his service to St. Louis Church. Refreshments will be served.

Page Four St. Louis Church, Pittsford, NY May 26, 2019 FAITH FORMATION

K-5 Faith Formaon 6-12 Youth Ministry Eucharist Penance Confirmaon 1 & 2

Please visit StLouisChurch.org/ff for registraon and informaon

To keep shipping and material costs to a minimum, the deadline for all registraons is July 15 th . A er this date, there will be a $35.00 late fee automacally applied to all registraons.

Eucharist and Penance Sacrament registration: All children must have completed either Grade 1 or one full year prior of Faith Formation or attend a Catholic School to prepare and receive both First Penance and First Eucharist. Both Sacraments are celebrated in Grade 2 . Families need to register for both Penance and Eucharist for the upcoming year.

Confirmation Year 1 and Year 2 Sacrament Registration: Year 1 Confirmation candidates must have completed one year prior of Youth Ministry or attend Catholic School to prepare for year 1 (Grade 8) and year 2 (Grade 9) . Registration is required yearly for both years of preparation.

Page Five St. Louis Church, Pittsford, NY May 26, 2019 YOUTH & YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY

Young Adult News

All young adults (18 -35) are invited to the following events: YOUNG ADULT Young Adult Meetup Discussion Group: June 2nd and 16th (future dates TBD) from 7-8:30pm in the Parish Library (Manse Building). This group will meet and discuss University of Toronto professor Jordan B. Peterson's psychological approach to religion, Chrisan ideas and individual responsibility. Come join us for open and thought -provoking discus- sion. Refreshments will be provided.

Young Adult Dinner : All young adults are invited to make new friends and enjoy 5pm Mass and a Meal together on Sunday, June 23rd from 5:00 -8:00pm (if you go to a different Mass, just come at 6:15pm for dinner) in the Parish Meeng Hall . You've worked hard all week so come and enjoy pleasant company in a relaxed atmosphere. It is hoped that this becomes a monthly social event to really build community! Please let us know you are coming by shoong an email to: [email protected] or call 585 -586 -5675 if you have any quesons or special needs (dietary, etc). Hope to see you there!

Youth Ministry News

Parents, be on the lookout for a leer (yes, good old fashion snail mail!) coming to your homes soon outlin- ing the goals of Youth Ministry, giving some details about future Youth Ministry offerings and clarifying what you should register your children for current- ly. We are also in the process of pung a calendar together and will get that out to you as soon as possible as well. For now, let me share with you what United States Catholic Conference idenfied as three main goals for Comprehensive Ministry with Adolescents for your reflecon:

Z Goal 1: To empower young people to live as disciples of Jesus Christ in the world today. Z Goal 2: To draw young people to responsible parcipaon in the life, mission, and work of the Catholic faith community. Z Goal 3: To foster the total personal and spiritual growth of each young person.

“So I ask you: Are you looking for empty thrills in life, or do you want to feel a power that can give you a lasting sense of life and fulfillment? Empty thrills or the power of grace? To find fulfillment, to gain new strength, there is a way. It is not a thing or an object, but a person, and he is alive. His name is Jesus Christ. ”

(Pope Francis, World Youth Day, 2016)

Page Six St. Louis Church, Pittsford, NY May 26, 2019 SAINT’S PLACE SALE

Markark yourourur calendaccalendarar Saintnntt’s Place AnnualAnnuAnn SupSuSuperupeperr SaSSale is comingng….… thth thth July 9 -133 Boxes are stacked, items are priced, details are being finalized. Volunteers have been working for months to ensure the success of our 2019 Annual Super Sale.

Now YOU can help!

 We are now ready for your Sale donations. Items that you think are not suitable for the refugees, all those collectibles, antiques, paintings, costume jewelry, or the good stuff, crystal, and china - just to name a few. If you have a high -quality piece of furniture. this is the time to call us to arrange a pickup. Please ensure that all items are in good repair, clean and ready to be displayed at the Sale.  Make a monetary donation …the Sale is our largest fundraiser!  Donate your time to volunteer on setup days or cleanup day.  During the sale, bake a cake, cookies, bring a store brought snack to cheer the volunteers on as they en- dure the heat and hard work involved with the sale.

Thank you

Items not accepted for the sale:

 Entertainment Centers  China cabinets/buffets  Sleeper sofas  Adult books  Large office desks  Broken toys, incomplete puzzles or games

Saint’s Place, 46 S. Main St, Pittsford, NY 14534. Isabel Miller Executive Director. Saint’s Place Ministry Hours: 46 S. Main St: Monday through Thursday: 8:30 am to 3:30 pm. Closed Fridays. St. John of Rochester: Monday through Thursday: 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. Closed Fridays. 585-385-6860 [email protected] www.saintsplace.org

Page Seven St. Louis Church, Pittsford, NY May 26, 2019 OUR SPITIRUAL GROWTH The Examen

The Story of Emil Kapaun Why not watch this ½ hour video on FORMED.org to honor someone in the service this Memorial Day?

Learn How to Pray This Prayer of Reflection With St. Ignatius!

Part of the rich Fruit of the Vine tradition of the Catholic Church is recognizing the need to reflect on the

day’s activities—to remember Servant of God Emil Kapaun is the most decorated Chaplain in United States history. This down -to -earth God’s invitation and our priest served as an Army Chaplain both at the end of response. World War II, and most notably on the battlefields and Stillness, Gratitude, Reflection, in the prison camps of Korea, making a name for him- Sorrow, and Hopefulness! self with his fearless attitude and undying commitment to his men. This film features interviews with two of Ka- All packed paun ’s fellow Prisoners of War, as well as footage from into a his 2013 Medal of Honor Ceremony. 15-minute

To view this on FORMED.org, log in, then click routine that “watch ” at the top of the page , then frees your spirit at the close of “documentaries ” and scroll down to the heading the day.

“Men and Women of Faith ”. Click on the arrow on the th right of that strand and you ’ll see this video. When: Thursday, June 6 at 7:15pm If you haven ’t registered yet, create a free account at stlouischurch.formed.org. You ’ll have access to hun- Where: Parish Meeting Hall dreds of top -notch Catholic resources. Wine and Cheese! Fellowship! Contact Kathryn at [email protected] if you Come and get to know St. Ignati- need assistance. us of Loyola better!

Page Eight St. Louis Church, Pittsford, NY May 26, 2019 LAST BUT NOT LEAST

Wanted: Some Men of Note.

The , St. Louis’ a cappella men’s vocal group, is looking for additional singers for the upcoming year. If you are interested, contact Dick Yule at 585-381-2721 or [email protected].

SPONSOR A STUDENT ’S CATHOLIC EDUCATION! Please join the 23rd Annual Catholic Schools Golf Classic with Golf & Games on MONDAY, JUNE 24, 2019 at The Links at Greystone. Proceeds from the tournament directly benefit the 2019 -2020 Education Hardship Fund. You will receive a special School/Parish discounted golf rate of $600 per foursome, which includes all greens fees and carts, a BBQ lunch, 2 drink tickets per person as well as 4 tickets to the Awards Din- ner. This year, again, we are including a lawn game competitions for those who do not golf. The School/Parish lawn game rate is $250 for a team of four. Please register at dorschools.org/golf or contact Sharon at 585 -328 -3228 x1294 for fur- ther information. Many sponsorship levels are available. Please join the fun!

Mourning the loss of someone you love is HAITI TEAM NEWS never easy, but there is HOPE! Re -investing in a child : Several St. Louis parishion-

St. Louis Women’s Bereavement Group ers presently help NPH (French, Spanish and Creole for Our Little Brothers and Sisters ) provide basic ne- is a support group for women who have cessities to orphaned Haitian children: food, a loving experienced the death of someone they love. home, medical care, education, clothing etc. St. Lou-

When: Saturdays is as a parish has done this for Frankey Jean Louise Time: 9:45-11:15 am for most of his 16 years of life. Frankey's picture is in Where: Manse the narthex under the mosaic of Our Lady of Guada- lupe. This handsome teenager writes how grateful You don’t have to walk this journey alone. he is to our parish for sponsoring him at NPH Let us walk with you. (sponsoring fee raised in the annual Corn Sale) and how very much he loves us for doing so. Team member Pat Kling corresponds with him to let him know that our parish feeling for him is mutual. If you would like to have a personal relationship with

an orphaned Haitian child by making a personal in- vestment in a child's future, please call Bob Victims of sexual abuse should always report to - - the civil authorities. McNamara 585 381 5952. Bob is proud to tell you about his Godchild who despite her physical handi- To report a case of possible sexual abuse and to receive help and guidance from the Roman Catholic Diocese of caps is an internationally recognized equestrian. Rochester, victims are encouraged to contact the Victim Web info at: www.nph -haiti.org/sponsorship Assistance Coordinator: This particular Corporal Work of Mercy would be a

Deborah Housel wonderful opportunity to enrich your children's global (585) 328 -3228, ext. 1555 - - - - humanitarian understanding despite your busy Toll free: 1 800 388 7177, ext. 1555 [email protected] schedules.

Page Nine St. Louis Church, Pittsford, NY May 26, 2019 PǂǓNJǔlj SǕǂLJLJ DNJǓdžDŽǕǐǓǚ

PǑǢǙǣǘ OǖǖǙǓǕǣ - Ministry Center Cathy Malik, Chris Lynge, Chair, 64 S. Main Street, 14534 Pastoral Associate for Pastoral Care Pastoral Council (585) 586 -5675; Fax 387 -9888 ext. 228, [email protected] James Schnell, Chair, MINISTRY CENTER HOURS ARE : Laurie Martin, Finance Director Finance Council, 267 -7295 MONDAY - FRIDAY , 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM ext. 222, [email protected] Debbie Hoeft, Chair PǑǣǤǟǢǑǜ SǤǑǖǖ: Kathryn McAlarney, Stewardship Team, 734 -9705

Pastoral Associate for Evangelization [email protected] Rev. Robert Kennedy, ext. 224, [email protected] Parochial Administrator Isabel Miller, Executive Director, ext. 225, [email protected] Suzanne Montanye, Admin. Assistant Saint ’s Place, 46 S. Main St.

ext. 223, [email protected] Phone: 385 -6860 Rev. Juan Benitez, Parochial Vicar [email protected] [email protected] Dominic Salamida, Youth and Young Adult Minister In Residence at the Rectory: Deacon David Snyder [email protected] ext. 234, [email protected] Msgr. Gerard Krieg

Michelle Andrews -Smith, Sally Schrecker, Operations Manager Director of Faith Formation, ext. 233, ext. 235, [email protected] Fran Barr, Principal,

Michelle.Andrews [email protected] St. Louis School, 11 Rand Place Pat Spinelli, Parish Visitor Phone: 586 -5200 [email protected]

Paulette Foggetti, ext. 232, [email protected] www.slspittsford.org

Faith Formation Admin. Assistant Shannon Toot, Accounting & Media Admin DeCocq, Grand Knight, ext. 230, [email protected] ext. 227, [email protected] St. Louis Knights of Columbus - - Bea Hack, Liturgy Coordinator Phone: 585 314 8835 [email protected] ext. 231, [email protected]

Stephanie Honz, Pastoral Associate for Like us on Facebook:

Liturgy and Liturgical Music Shannon Toot, Bulletin Editor www.facebook.com/ ext. 251, [email protected] stlouischurchpittsford [email protected]

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