October 29, 2017 9:00 Am at Sacred Heart

St. Vincent de Paul Greater Massena Catholic Parishes 128 Main St. Parish Offices Massena, NY 13662 PO Box 329 3157691200 [email protected] Parish Office: (315)7692469 Fax: (315)7696973 212 Main St. Open MF 10:00am3:00pm www.massenacatholics.com Massena, NY Trinity Catholic School www.facebook.com/MassenaCatholicCommunity 13662 [email protected] e:\mail: [email protected] trinitycatholicschool.net Phone: 3157695911 Weekend Mass Schedule Reconciliation Schedule Weekday Mass Schedule Saturday Saturday Anticipated Monday & Friday 4:00 pm at Sacred Heart 2:45 3:15 pm Sacred Heart 12:05 pm at Sacred Heart Sunday Sunday 7:30 8:00 am at St. Mary’s Tues./Wed./Thursday 8:00 am at St. Mary’s 8:15 am at St. Mary’s 9:30 am at Sacred Heart 11:00 am at St. Mary’s Saturday Weekday 5:30 pm St. Mary’s October 29, 2017 9:00 am at Sacred Heart

Pastor Pastoral Associates Parish Secretary Rev. Mark Reilly Sr. Maureen Sweeney Lisa Furnace PȱɂȹɃȸ Parochial Vicars Julia LaShomb Calvary Cemetery Mgr. Rev. Tojo Chacko Business Manager Sue Farnsworth Sylvie Marion RCIC/RCIA Rev. Michael Jablonski SɄȱȶȶ: Deacon Dir. of Faith Formation Ann Borsellino Thomas E. Proulx Dianne Pomainville Julia LaShomb

Baptism Matrimony Ministry to the Sick Prayer Line Parents who want to have a child bap- A Catholic wishing to be married in one Please call the office to notify us of any If you know of someone who is sick and tized should contact the parish office to of our churches should contact one of the parishioner wishing to receive Holy in need of prayers please contact Laura make arrangements for the date and for a priests at least 6 months prior to the date Communion or Sacrament of the Sick. Barry at 3157692803. She will contact program of preparation. of the wedding in order to meet all re- Emergency sick calls the members of the prayer line to pray quirements of preparation. 18008423105 for them. Page Two Greater Massena Catholic Parishes, Massena, New York

This weekend we publish (as bulletin inserts) the first of our two parish financial and spiritual reports F".*-:/Y065) & T3*/*5: C"5)0-*$ S$)00- N&84 for the 201617 year, which ended on June 30th. After closing the books, balancing the accounts, and double checking the figures, there’s still a chance we might have CYO2 GǂǕǉǆǓǊǏǈ TǉǊǔ SǖǏǅǂǚ gotten a minor detail or two wrong. But I’m confident that these CYO2 will be gathering on Today, October 29th at the First United reports give us a good snapshot of our financial and spiritual state Methodist Church (across from Sacred Heart Church) at 2pm-4pm for of affairs. Take a few minutes to look them over this week is the the SOS Walk & “Trunk or Treat”. If you have raised funds we can do- report for Sacred Heart & St. Lawrence, next week we’ll see the St. Mary’s & St. Joseph’s report. If you have a question or wish nate it as a group. It's a HALLOWEEN theme so feel free to dress up to see the detailed report for either parish’s financial accounts, (but bring clothes to change into for Mass). We will then go to St. Mary’s you are welcome to call the Parish office at 3157692469 or Social Hall from 4-5:30 for food and have some more Halloween fun. I email us at [email protected] we will do our best to answer encourage you to join us for Mass at 5:30pm. Who can come? your questions. ~Fr. Mark Youth from 7th-12th grade. You won't want to miss it! Any questions? Call Michele Chartrand at 315-221-8479 SPECIAL MASS SCHEDULE Festa Italiana Elegant Dinner Benefits TCS FOR BAZAAR WEEKEND Join Trinity Catholic on November 4 at the Italian American November 11 is the annual parish bazaar at St. Club for their second Fall Festa Italiana, an elegant, Italian sitdown Mary’s Social Hall. In light of that event taking place dinner. Tickets are only $35 per person and are on sale at Amici’s and the N Trinity office, with two seatings available at 4:30 and 7:30 PM. Please throughout the day with a great opportunity for fel- call the school office at 7695911 or visitTrinityCatholicSchool.netwith lowship and a turkey dinner right after Mass the 4 any questions you may have. ALL PROCEEDS benefit Trinity!= pm Saturday evening Mass on November 11 will be Veterans Day at St. Mary’s, not Sacred Heart. Additionally, the All veterans and their spouses are invited to join Trinity Catholic School on Monday, November 6 for their annual Veterans Day Sunday morning 8 am Mass on November 12 will Prayer Service. If you would like to share in this special event, be at Sacred Heart, not St. Mary’s. PLEASE TELL please call the school office at 3157695911 or email the school YOUR FRIENDS WE SWAP THE 4 PM AND 8 at [email protected]. AM MASSES ON NOVEMBER 11TH & 12TH! WE ARE ONE ~ ONE DAY OF GIVING N SɅȾȴȱɉ 5:30 ɀȽ MȱɃɃ Would you like to help Trinity Catholic raise $13,000 in just one day? $13,000.00! HOW??? Please prayerfully consider We have an enthusiastic group of teenagers and young giving to the school’s Trinity Fund on Wednesday, November adults who have begun planning and rehearsing to pro- 15. Once $6,500 is raised, two anonymous donors have of- vide music ministry for the 5:30 Sunday Mass. If anyone fered to match that amount!! This WE ARE ONE ~ ONE is interested in offering assistance for Mass at that time DAY OF GIVING on November 15 is the perfect jumpstart (singers, instrumentalists, greeters, ushers, altar servers, to the very important 20172018 Trinity Fund, which will contin- Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, sacristans, ue throughout the school year. You can donate in three ways on lectors, etc.), please let us know! Just call the parish of- November 15, or ANY time during the 20172018 year: fice at (315)769 2469, or send a note online at: https:// massenacatholics.com/contactus 1) bring a check to the school office at 188 Main Street 2)go to the school website at www.trinitycatholicschool.net and click the DONATE button on the main page, or CALVARY CEMETERY 3)call the school office to give your credit card donation over the The Flag at Calvary Cemetery is being flown phone! HAROLD PERKINS Check the school’s FaceBook page and website frequently on that in memory of day to get a fun glimpse of students as they bring results to you! …. NEW!!! P-&"4& P3": '03 5)& S*$, We are starting a new list for the bulletin. In order to keep the PARISH BREAKFAST THANK YOU I want to THANK everyone that worked or came and shared listings current we will publish names for a period of four (4) weeks. After the time has expired, if we don’t get a call to keep the Parish breakfast. Because of you, it was a great success. This the name in the bulletin, it will be removed. Please call the par- is the first time we have ever ran out of food since I started in ish office and speak with Lisa or Sue at 3157692469. 1989. But our numbers went from serving 130 to 220, which is Oct. 29th Gary Stiles, Don Denette and Karen Morrison, Rose- great even though some had to wait for their food, for which I am mary MattisonDeragon. very sorry. Thanks again to the ladies that were able to work, Oct. 22nd Barbara Catanzarite, Diane Gilbo, Jim Vaughn, Patty you were fantastic and Father Mark for all his help as it was St. Louis, Irene Forbes and Marie Charleston. greatly appreciated. God Bless you all and your families. Barb Conto ST. VINCENT de PAUL NEEDS Current needs are for nonfood items: ATTENTION SNOWBIRDS! Laundry Soap Dish Soap Toilet Paper If you are planning on leaving the North Country for the Shampoo Tooth Paste Bar Soap Winter months, please notify the rectory at 7692469, so your Deodorant Sanitary Pads Bleach envelopes can be stopped until you return in the Spring. The date Diapers when you are leaving and when you will return will be greatly Thank you in advance for your generosity. appreciated. Thank you!! Page Three Greater Massena Catholic Parishes, Massena, New York October 29, 2017

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Bereavement Support Meeting Faith Formation We are trying to assist Have you suffered a loss of a loved one due to an accident, a families with the Faith Formation of their chil- miscarriage, suicide, long term illness or unexpected illness? If you are weighed down by a loss, join us, the Bereavement Sup- dren. One way is by bringing families together for Super Sunday. Our first one for this year port Team, at the Sacred Heart Convent meeting room on this th Tuesday, October 31st, from 2:00 to 3:00 pm. will be next Sunday Nov. 5 . We start with a pancake breakfast at9 AMin St. Mary’s Social Hall.. We gather for prayer and then break into age groups to study Craft Show: The Altar Rosary Society of St. Patrick’s Church in Brasher Falls will hold its annual craft show on and then come together to share what we learned, followed Saturday, November 4, 2017 at the K of C Hall, 138 Coun- by celebrating our faith at the11 AMMass. Check out our ty Route 50 in Brasher Falls from 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. web page at: massenacatholics.com ~ Dianne The public is welcome. Admission price is: adults $1.00, students 50¢, and under 5 free. BAPTIZED IN CHRIST Jackson Joseph Clary, son of Cody and Aurora Women Doctors of the Church (Small Church Community) Baptized on 10/15/17 at Sacred Heart Church Faith Enrichment Opportunity Encounter the theology and life of four remarkable women: James Roland Goodfellow, son of Mark & Tiffany Saints: Teresa of Ávila, Catherine of Siena, Thérèse of Lisieux, Baptized on 10/22/17 at St. Mary’s Church and Hildegard of Bingen. On Sunday, October 29th, 6:30 pm. we discuss St. Hildegard's culture and experiences that lead to her amazing accomplishments. We will meet at Sacred Heart Jesse ST. MARY’S & ST. JOSEPH’S ANNUAL BAZAAR AǑǑǍǆ SǆǂǔǐǏ: Carrie Room, in the former convent. DVD: Presented by Prof. Apple Season is upon us. As you cook your family favorites, Elizabeth Dreyer, Pb.D.; Facilitator: Sr. Doris Durant, OSM Bring your friends! consider donating something to our Country Store. Applesauce, apple pie, apple butter, apple jelly, apple fritters, apple cake, etc. If you need jars, there are some available. These items can be REST IN PEACE dropped off at the Country Store on November 8th. For more information, contact the parish office. (3157692469) Benjamin Cappione Tǉǆ CǐǖǏǕǓǚ SǕǐǓǆ: Our annual bazaar is November 11, at St. Mary’s social hall . We are looking for donations of : HOMEMADE jellies, jams, DYING TO TALK: pickles, sauces, breads, pies, cookies, fudge, & candy to sell. We Conversations About Facing Death and Embracing Life also need people willing to work at the Country Store for an Thursday, November 9th from 7 9 pm hour or two, between 10:00am 6:00pm. Please First Presbyterian Church 17 Park St. Canton e:\mail [email protected] This is a free event; all are welcome! BǂǛǂǂǓ BǊǈ MǐǏǆǚ TǊǄǌǆǕǔ: For more information and to RSVP, contact Mary Jones Anyone interested in helping to sell these tickets at various busi- or at Hospice at 315 265 3105 www.hospiceslv.org nesses in town please contact Larry at 3157698869 or (cell) 315 2968847. 1st prize: $2500.00. 2nd, 3rd & 4th prizes are Tǉǆ 2017 BǊǔǉǐǑ’ǔ FǖǏǅ $100.00 each. Buy your ticket now, they are going fast! RǆGǊǇǕǊǏǈ: As of today, the Bishop’s Fund is at 75.22% of its diocesan If you have an item to donate, you can drop it off at Sacred goal with gifts and pledges totaling $977,861.29 received from Heart Rectory (back porch) Mon Fri 9 5 pm or call Sally at 6,729 households. 3157698813 and we will make arrangement to get it. As al- Church of the Sacred Heart & St. Lawrence again has a goal ways….we appreciate all you do! of $44,439.00. At this time $21,754.75 has been paid to the Bish- FǂǏǄǚ Gǐǐǅǔ: op’s Fund. There are pledges in the amount of $2,299.25. SH/SL Handmade items for the Fancy Goods Booth at the bazaar can be has achieved 60.88% of the goal . dropped off at Sacred Heart Rectory by November 6th. Thank St. Mary’s and St. Joseph’s Church has a goal of you for sharing your talents! $23,663.00. At this time $17,367.25 has been paid towards this goal. There are pledges in the amount of $3,632.75. This equates FIRST SATURDAY ROSARY to 88.75% of that goal being reached at this point. You will have two opportunities to attend First Saturday Rosary. The first will be after the 9:00 am COMFORT IN SORROW MINISTRY INVITES FAMILY & Daily Mass and the second will be before the 4:00 pm FRIENDS OF THEIR DECEASED FAMILY MEMBERS FROM Anticipated Mass. Both at Sacred Heart. THE PAST YEAR TO A MEMORIAL MASS There will be a Mass for parishioners affiliated with Our Stewardship of Treasure Sunday, Oct. 22, 2017 St. Mary’s & St. Joseph’s Parish Sacred Heart/St. Lawrence St. Mary’s/St. Joseph’s Thursday November 2nd, 2017 at 6:30 pm St. Mary’s Church ~ 9 Sycamore St. Total $ 6,150.00 Total $ 5,734.57 LOUISVILLE, NY (also known as Millerville) In March of 1800, the Rev. Levi Miller, a licensed Methodist preacher found a piece of land cleared by previ- ous settlers and decided it would be an excellent place for a village and named it Millerville. The first settler was Nahun Wilson. Louisville was the eleventh town erected by an Act of Legislature on April 5, 1810. It was formerly under the jurisdiction of Massena, NY. Prior to the war of 1812, the inhabitants of Louisville were very friendly with the Cana- dians across the St. Lawrence River. During the War of 1812, the inhabitants became suspicious of each other until the necessities of life forced them to reestablish the good trade relations that existed before the War of 1812. The people on both sides of the river became good friends once again, even though their governments had declared them enemies. They made many secret trips across the great St. Lawrence River, not only for trading but for friendly visits as well. On October 2, 1869, John B. Whalen called a meeting of Catholics in the Town Hall. He became president of the group and Michael Power was secretarytreasurer. There were 64 Catholic families at the time, and it was decided that a Catholic church was needed. The parish was incorpo- rated in the same year, but the building was not ready until 1871. Against the advice of their pastor, the church was built at a cost of $7,350.00. The parishioners were hoping that once a church was built, they would have a resident pastor. Mass was celebrated every two weeks in private homes until the church was completed in 1871. It was made a mission of Madrid for 22 years, then was served by priest from Waddington, Norfolk and Massena. When Massena, Norfolk, and Millerville (Louisville) became independent parishes, St. Lawrence parish came under the jurisdiction of Massena with Rev. Edmund Walsh, of St. Peter’s Church in Massena as pastor. Mǂǔǔ IǏǕǆǏǕǊǐǏǔ Saturday, October 28, Saints Simon & Jude, Apostles 9:00 (SH) Bonnie Fye by Cecil & Carolyn Spinner Anticipated Masses 4:00 (SH) Memorial Mass for Deceased Parishioners Sunday, October 29, 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:00 (SM) People of the Parish 9:30 (SH) Linda Rivers by John & Julie Whalen 11:00 (SM) Dora Catanzarite (ANN) by Sacred Heart League 5:30 (SM) Elizabeth Snickles by Her Husband, Charles Monday, October 30, Weekday 12:05 (SH) The Vantine Family by Jane Vantine Tuesday, October 31, Weekday 8:15 (SM) Edward Sweeney by Sr. Maureen Sweeney 5:30 SH) Armond & Marguerite Mere by Daughter, Marlene Wednesday, November 1, All Saints 8:15 (SM) Raymond Fenton (ANN) by SH League TCS All Saints Day Mass Grade 5 12:05 (SH) Laurie Hollander by The Family 5:30 (SM) Brian Cash (MM) by Julie & Joseph Revai Thursday, November 2, All Souls 12:05 (SH) Kent Delosh by Everett Revier 2:30 (SRNH) William Jawan by Shirley, Gary & Family 6:30 (SM) Memorial Mass for Deceased Members of the Parish First Friday, November 3, Weekday 12:05 (SH) Madeline Gray by The K of C Auxiliary 2:00 (HNH) Brendan Jackson by His Wife, Jenny First Saturday, November 4, Saint Charles Borromeo, Bishop 9:00 (SH) Daria Gagnon by The Powell Family Anticipated Masses 4:00 (SH) Michelle & Artie Perras by The Estate Sunday, November 5, 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:00 (SM) Betty LaFrance by Her Husband & Family 9:30 (SH) People of the Parish 11:00 (SM) Jane Charleston by Larry & Barbara Podolec 5:30 (SM) William Trotter by Catherine O’Brien 6:00 Radio Broadcast of 9:30 Mass Courtesy of WMSA CǂǍǆǏǅǂǓ ǐǇ EǗǆǏǕǔ Sunday, October 29th 7:30 8:00 am Confessions (SM) 9:30 or 11:00 Elementary Mass & Faith Formation (SH/SM) 12:00 6:00 pm Back the Pack Spag. Dinner (16 Beach) 2:00 SOS & Trunk or Treat (UMC/SH) 4:00 5:30 CYO2 Gathering (SMH) 5:30 High School Mass & Faith Formation (SM/SMH) Monday, October 30th 6:30 Bazaar Meeting (SMR) Tuesday, October 31st 2:00 Bereavement Meeting (Jessie Carrie Rm) Wednesday, November 1st 2:00 pm Rosary (SRNH) 7:00 pm Bingo (K of C Hall) Thursday, November 2nd 9:00 10:00am Adoration (SM) 6:30 “5:30 Mass Music Ministry” rehearsal (SM) 7:00 pm Bingo (SMH) Friday, November 3rd 6:30 Holy Hour for Vocations Saturday, November 4th First Saturday Rosary after 9 am Daily Mass 2:45 3:15pm Confessions (SH) First Saturday Rosary before 4 pm Anticipated Mass Sunday, November 5th 7:30 8:00 am Confessions (SM) 9:30 or 11:00 Elementary Mass & Faith Formation (SH/SM) 5:30 Conf. Rite of Enrollment at Mass/Class (SM)