April 10, 2011 Parish Mission Statement Dear Parishioners, The Peace of Christ calls us to create a Today, we rejoice because those in our 2010-2011 RCIA process Christian Community where God is found in the beauty and joy of our worship; in the (Jesse Greco, Lillian Greco, Sarah McLellan, Jerry Owens, and breadth of our outreach; and in our love for Woodrow Simpson) receive their Third Scrutiny at the 11 A.M. Mass. one another. They, together with Theodore Walnig who is already baptized, will receive their Sacraments of Initiation at the Easter Vigil in just 2 more weeks. Let us keep all of them in our prayers! Rev. Robert J. Schrader, Pastor This Fifth Sunday of Lent used to begin the old 2-week season of Rev. Robert T. Werth, Parochial Vicar Passiontide with the covering of statues as a sign that we are really Rev. Brian K. Carpenter, Parochial Vicar getting close to the serious days of Lent. About the only thing which remains is a special Preface for use during this week’s Masses only Weekend Liturgy Schedule and another special Preface for use in the 6th week. In any case, we Saturday 4:30 p.m. St. James still have these two final weeks before Easter to give our Prayer, Fast- Sunday 8:00 a.m. St. James Sunday 9:00 a.m. St. John ing and Almsgiving one final push. Sunday 9:45 a.m. St. Ambrose Monday brings a reality time check: it was 50 years ago this day Sunday 11:00 a.m. St. John that folk singer Bob Dylan made his first public appearance. It was in Sunday 5:00 p.m. St. Ambrose Greenwich Village. Yet, I guess for some he’ll be—Forever Young ! Tuesday evening concludes our parish Lenten program. We will Weekday Liturgy Schedule gather at St. John the Evangelist at 7:00 P.M. in the church for a Monday 7:45 a.m. St. James Scriptural Rosary. This will be followed in St. John’s Hall by our Tuesday 9:15 a.m. St. Ambrose final discussion of Dominican Father Timothy Radcliffe’s book, Why Wednesday 7:45 a.m. St. James Go To Church . Whether you’ve been to any of the early discussions 12:10 p.m. St. John Thursday 7:00 a.m. St. John or not, do stop down for some good conversation on a topic which 9:15 a.m. St. Ambrose may help you to be able to help someone else make the right choice. Friday 12:15 p.m. St. Ambrose This day is also the Sesquicentennial of the start of the Civil War. Wednesday would have been Thomas Jefferson’s 268th birthday! Holy Day Liturgy Schedule Come to our Community Coffee Hour this night (7:00-9:00 P.M. in Please check the bulletin St. James Church Hall) to help us celebrate! the week of the Holy Day. Thursday is your last chance for the 7 A.M. Mass in Lent, and it Confessions brings the 1st of 2 Lenten Penance Services. It will be at 7 P.M. at St. Saturday: 3:45 - 4:15 p.m. St. James John the Evangelist Church, and will be followed by Stations of the Sunday: 8:15 - 8:45 a.m. St. John Cross led by participants in our 20’s-30’s Ministry. All are welcome. 4:15 - 4:45 p.m. St. Ambrose Friday, April 15th, is normally “Income Tax Day.” However, Or by appointment. since April 16th in the District of Columbia is Emancipation Day and its observance is transferred to the 15th because it falls on a Saturday, we all get until the next business day (Monday the 18th) to pay our Parish office f or all three worship sites: St. Ambrose, St. James and Federal taxes. (NYS Tax is due on 4/15/11). Today is also the first of St. John the Evangelist three Passion Mime presentations. It will be in St. Ambrose at 12:00 288-5000 Noon—note, the 12:15 P.M Mass will be cancelled on this date. See page 8 for staff extension numbers and Also, please note that 2 weeks from this day is the final day for regis- other church information. tering your child at St. John Neumann School if aid is desired. Don’t delay on this one! Much aid is there. To reach a priest in an emergency call the Rectory (585) 482-4280 Saturday, the second of two Lenten Penance Services is at 11:00 Priest mailing address: A.M. at St. James. The only other pre-Easter Confession times are 549 Humboldt St., today’s and tomorrow’s regular times listed in the column to the left. Rochester, NY 14610-1221 Next Sunday is the Full “Pink” Moon at 10:44 P.M. Peace to all!

Peace of Christ Web Site: —Father Schrader www.peaceof christparish.org Fifth Sunday of Lent Page Two

Mass Intentions Date Intention/Church Monday, April 11 7:45 Mary C. DeCarlo by Janice VanDemark & Family JA St. Stanislaus

Tuesday, April 12 9:15 Audrey Post by Husband AM

Wednesday, April 13 7:45 Maureen Meade by Josephine Carroll JA St. Martin, Pope and Martyr 12:10 Domenic J. Santirocco by Judy Curtis JO

Thursday, April 14 7:00 Ann Nicole Emerson by Tom & Mary Ann Emerson JO 9:15 George Nacca by M/M James DiMarsico & Family AM 7:00 Lenten Penance Service JO Followed by Stations of the Cross Friday, April 15 12:00 Passion Mime in Church AM There will not be a 12:15 Liturgy in Daily Mass Chapel AM

Saturday, April 16 11:00 Lenten Penance Service JA 4:30 Mary Cali By Theresa Fricano JA

Sunday, April 17 8:00 Joan Hornby by Chris & Tom Cerami JA Palm Sunday of the 9:00 William Freeman by Lorraine Niger JO Lord’s Passion 9:45 Leo O’Connor by Ann O’Connor AM 11:00 Joanne Wilcosz by Liz Barrett JO 5:00 For All Parishioners Living and Deceased AM

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Thursday, April 14

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PRAYER PRAYER 7:00 pm St. John the Evangelist ALMS - follow ed by Stations of the Cross led by the 20s and 30s Ministry Tuesday, April 12 Scriptural Rosary and St. John the Evangelist 7:00 p.m. Saturday, April 16 A priest w ill be available to bless rosaries. 11:00 a.m. St. James Roundtable Discussion of Why Go to Church? Act III: Love

READINGS FOR April 17 Palm Sunday of Our Lord’s Passion

First Reading: Mt: 21:1-11 (37) Is. 50:4-7

Second Reading: Phil. 2:6-11

Gospel: Mt. 26:14-27:66 or 27:11-54 Year A Fifth Sunday of Lent Page Three

St. John Neumann School 31 Empire Blvd. at Culver Rd. Preschool through 6th Grade Neumann School News Center your children at Neumann Our Kindergarten and First Grade classes w ill visit St. Ann's Community this w eek to present their mu- sical play, " Noah's Landing". They w ill perform this

lively play again for fellow students, friends and Preschool programs for 3 and 4 yr. olds family this Thursday, April 14th at 1:30 P.M. in the Full-Day Kindergarten New York State Certified Faculty gym. Please join us, all are w elcome! Before and After School Care Academic Enrichment Programs Box Tops for Education Faith-Based Activities and Community Thank you very much for continu- Service ing to save your Box Tops for Hot Lunch Program Education. Collection boxes are located in each of our Peace of We invite you to contact our office to arrange your Christ Parish churches. We earn ten cents w ith personal tour. each top collected! 585-288-0580 http://schools.dor.org/stjohnneumann Creators’ Bounty LUNCH BUNCH The April Lunch Bunch Arts & Crafts Fair will be held on Thursday, April 14 at Sunday - May 1, 2011 Noon in the Church Hall at St. John the 10:00 am - 3 pm Evangelist. The menu w ill consist of Peace of Christ Parish at meatloaf, macaroni and cheese, green St. John the Evangelist Church beans, rolls and butter, brow nies, cof- 553 Humboldt St. fee and tea. If you have not already made a reservation, Net proceeds to benefit you may do so by calling Bernie Hasenauer 288- St. John Neumann School 7631, Karen Brecker 288-0586, Rita Lee 482- There w ill be a special blessing of the 0476, or the office 288-5000. Reservations are a artists at 9:30 a.m. must and must be in by Monday, April 11th. We hope you can join us for this special event. Come and share a delicious lunch w ith your Peace of Christ Parish Friends!

PEACE OF CHRIST PARISH Stewardship Means Sharing

OFFERTORY Income BUDGETED Income Variance Last Week Weekly Budget Weekly Variance $16,727.00 $15,385.00 $1,342.00

Y-T-D Offertory Income Y-T-D Budgeted Income Y-T-D Variance $593,871.00 $615,400.00 ($21,529.00)

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT! (Our fiscal year is 07/01/10- 06/30/11)

Also, the Catholic Relief Collection for Japan this week was: $2,330.00. Total so far: $5,497.64 (Thank you so much for your extraordinary support — AS ALWAYS!)

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CHILDREN, FAMILY, Ecumenical Cross Walk 2011 SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION This year we will be walking the FAITH FORMATION OPPORTUNITIES 'Trail of Hope and Despair ' at the

point where the 19th Ward and Bull's Head intersect. Please meet First Eucharist at the West Ave. United Methodist Family Sessions Church on Good Friday, April 22. Sunday, April 10 The walk will begin at 9:00 am with an opening St. James Church Hall prayer in the Church. The walk is just over one 2:00 — 5:00 P.M. mile-rain or shine! You can park at the Salva- OR tion Army Northwest Worship and Service Cen- Saturday, April 16 ter, 100 West Ave. The Ecumenical Cross Walk St. John the Evangelist Church Hall is sponsored by the Greater Rochester Com- 9:00 A.M. — 12:00 P.M. munity of Churches. If any youth are interested in participating as Cross bearers please contact Alison LeChase, Director of Youth Ministry & CYO at ale- SR. HIGH [email protected] or call the parish office at 288- 5000 ext. 121. YOUTH GROUP MOVIE NIGHT

The Sr. High Youth Group w ill be view ing God- Peace of Christ Combined Choir Rehearsals spell from 5:30 — 8:00 P.M. in the Youth Room at St. James (2nd floor of the school) on Sunday, Please note the changes to the Holy Week Choir April 10th! rehearsal schedule: Godspell , the movie musical, is a series of par- ables interspersed w ith musical numbers. Many of • Sunday, April 10 1:00 -2:00PM : the scenes take advantage of w ell-know n sites TENEBRAE REHEARSAL at St. Ambrose around New York City. John the Baptist (David Haskel) gathers a diverse band of youthful disci- • ples to follow and learn from the teachings of Jesus Saturday, April 16 12:00-1:00PM (Victor Garber). These disciples then proceed to TRIDUUM REHEARSAL at St. James form a roving acting troupe that enacts Jesus’ par- ables through the streets of New York. There w ill not be a rehearsal on Monday, April 11. As usual, there w ill be pizza, soda, and pop- Both rehearsals are for those who have attended corn. We’ll be w atching the movie on the big the previous rehearsals. Please call or email if you screen in the Youth Room! have questions. Thank you! There are tw o ways to let me know if you are planning on attending, so I can make arrange- Janet Andrychuk-Tedesco, ments: Director of Music Ministry 1) Call the Parish Office at 288-5000 ext. 121 288-5000 x110 or and leave a message or [email protected] 2) Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/event.php eid= 1470594455361325

Never been to Youth Group? This is a great time to come and join the fun! I hope to see you soon! Alison LeChase Fifth Sunday of Lent Page Five

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SUNDAY, APRIL 10 Do You Make Meatballs? 9:00 Coffee Hour in Church Hall JA 9:00 Children’s Liturgy of the Word JO We are in need of a few cooks who have mastered 9:00 Babysitting in Babysitting Room JO the art of meatball-making for our Community Out- 9:00 & 11:00 Coffee Hours in Church Hall JO reach Day. We w ill be supplying the House of 9:45 Children’s Liturgy of the Word AM 9:45 Babysitting in Babysitting Room AM Mercy w ith enough spaghetti sauce and meatballs 10:45 Coffee Hour in Dailey Hall AM to serve 100 clients. The plan is to have a number 12:30 RCIA in Liturgy Room JO of people make meatballs in advance in the comfort 1:00—2:00 Tenebrae Choir in Church AM 2:00—5:00 First Eucharist Family Session in Church Hall JA of their ow n kitchens. We w ill then collect them and 5:30—8:00 Youth Group — Movie Night in Youth Rm. JA add them to purchased sauce (unless there is a saucemaker in the parish w ho would like to volun- MONDAY, APRIL 11 8:15 Breakfast Club at Golden Fox (after 7:45 am Liturgy teer). We are also looking for a volunteer w ho would at St. James) be w illing to coordinate this effort. If you are skilled 6:00—8:00 Pot Luck/Bingo Supper in Church Hall JA in this fine Italian art, please contact Laurie Maier at 7:00 Baptism Class in Conf. Rm. PO 7:00 Young Adult Ministry in Basement Mtg. Rm. PO 288-5000, ext. 103 or [email protected]. 7:00 Rosary in Daily Mass Chapel AM 7:00 Centering Prayer in Chapel JO POT LUCK/ TUESDAY, APRIL 12 BINGO SUPPER 10:00 Reflection Group in Conf. Rm. PO 7:00 Shawl Ministry in Conf. Rm. PO 7:00 Lenten Retreat — Scriptural Rosary and Roundtable Did you forget to make your reservation for the Discussion — St. John the Evangelist Pot Luck Supper/Bingo tomorrow night in St. James Hall from 6-8? This is the last time you can sign up WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13 7:00 St. Ambrose and St. James Choir in Church AM and may be our last scheduled event. Use the clip- 7:00 Community Coffee Hour in Church Hall JA board by entrances at each church site. 7:00 Father Brian’s Catechism Class in Resource Rm. JA In addition to the great food you w ill provide, 7:00 St. John Choir in Church JO there w ill be bingo games, prizes and good com- pany. Names A-F bring vegetables (no tossed THURSDAY, APRIL 14 12:00 Lunch Bunch in Church Hall JO salad – the committee w ith provide that along w ith 7:00 Lenten Penance Service in Church JO dessert and drinks) and G-Z bring a main dish. Followed by Stations of the Cross Hope to see you there.

FRIDAY, APRIL 15 12:00 Passion Mime in Church AM HOLY COW SUNDAY SATURDAY, APRIL 16 April 16 & 17 HOLY COW SUNDAY We are collecting milk and other 9:00—12:00 First Eucharist Family Session in dairy products for ESWA every third Church Hall JO 11:00 Lenten Penance Service in Church JA Sunday of the month. Donations may 12:00—1:00 Triduum Choir in Church JA be brought to any w orship site and they will be delivered on the follow ing Mon- SUNDAY, APRIL 17 day. Thanks for your support! PALM SUNDAY HOLY COW SUNDAY 8:00 Men’s Club Procession in Church JA 9:00 Coffee Hour in Church Hall JA 9:00 Children’s Liturgy of the Word JO 200 CLUB 9:00 Babysitting in Babysitting Room JO 9:45 Children’s Liturgy of the Word AM The w inners for the 27th w eek are: 9:45 Babysitting in Babysitting Room AM $25 Josephine Vianco 10:45 Coffee Hour in Dailey Hall AM $15 Margaret Richter $10 Suzanne Bach AM=St. Ambrose, JA=St. James, JO=St. John the Evangelist, PO=Parish Office, SJN = St. John Neumann School Sister Marlene Vigna pulled the lucky w inners!

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The Service of Tenebrae Monday, April 18 St. Ambrose Church 7:30 p.m. The Service of Tenebrae is a cele- bration of light and darkness, w ord and Saturday, April 16 Parish Penance Service: 11:00 AM (St. James) sound intended to inspire deep reflec- Confessions: 3:45 to 4:15 PM (St. James) tion on Christ’s Passion and death. Mass and Palms: 4:30 PM (St. James) Both Protestant and Catholic churches have long traditions of celebrating Tenebrae. Passion (Palm) Sunday, April 17 In the early church, dating back to the eighth Confessions: century, there was a tradition of celebrating Tene- 8:15-8:45 AM (St. John), 4:15-4:45 PM (St. Ambrose) brae during Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of Masses/Palms: Holy Week. From Latin, the w ord Tenebrae means 8:00 AM (St. James), 9 AM (St. John), darkness, and commemorates the final hours of our 9:45 AM (St. Ambrose), 11:00 AM (St. John), 5:00 PM (St. Ambrose) Lord’s life on earth. Tenebrae involves the extin- guishing of candles to symbolize the fading loyalty Monday, April 18 of the disciples and friends of Jesus. The gradual Masses: 7:45 AM (St. James), darkening of the church portrays the diminishing 10:00 AM (Cedarwood Tower) light of the w orld as Christ w as departing from it. Ecumenical Tenebrae Service 7:30 PM (St. Ambrose) This year, at Peace of Christ Parish, the Service of Tenebrae is on Monday, April 18 at 7:30 p.m. at Tuesday, April 19 St. Ambrose Church. This service will be an ecu- Mass: 9:15 AM (St. Ambrose) menical gathering, led by the Pastors, Pastoral 7:30 PM Chrism Mass at Sacred Heart Cathedral staffs and Choir members from each of the North Passion Mime: 8:00 PM (St. Ambrose) East Church Cluster (NECC). Please consider at- Wednesday, April 20 tending the Service of Tenebrae on Monday of Holy Masses: 7:45 AM (St. James), 12:10 PM (St. John) Week. It is a w onderful opportunity to gather for prayer w ith a larger community of believers. Holy Thursday, April 21 Morning Prayer: 9:00 AM (St. John) Mass: 7:00 PM (St. John) followed by PASSION MIME Solemn Adoration until 11:30 PM Night Prayer; also: Adoration 8:30 until 10:30 PM (St. James), to 11:00 PM (St. Ambrose) Dear Friends, Good Friday, April 22 The Passion Mime is a prayerful drama- Day of Fast (18-59) and Abstinence (14 and over) tization of the Passion of Jesus Christ Morning Prayer: 9:00 AM (St. John) performed by Siena Catholic Academy Good Friday Services: 12 Noon-3 PM (St. James) Eighth Graders and Alumni. This moving portrayal [Stations at 12:00 PM, Taize Prayer at 1:00 PM, of the events leading up to, and including, the cruci- Service at 2:00 PM] fixion of Christ is done through Mime and Music via 3rd of 3 Passion Mime: 8:00 PM (St. Ambrose) Narration. Holy Saturday, April 23 The Passion Mime Presentations w ill be held Morning Prayer: 9:00 AM (St. John) in St. A mbrose Church on: The Easter Vigil Mass: 8:00 PM (St. Ambrose) Friday, April 15 at Noon Tuesday, April 18 at 8:00 pm Easter Sunday, April 24 Good Friday, April 22 at 8:00 pm. Confessions: On behalf of the Peace of Christ Parish and 8:15-8:45 AM (St. John), 4:15-4:45 PM (St. Ambrose) Siena Catholic Academy, w e truly hope that you w ill Masses: make the Passion Mime a part of your Lenten Jour- 8:00 AM (St. James), 9:00 AM (St. John), ney. 9:45 AM (St. Ambrose),11:00 AM (St. John), 11:30 AM (St. James), 5:00 PM (St. Ambrose) Peace,

Alison A. LeChase Director of Youth Ministry & CYO Athletics Fifth Sunday of Lent Page Seven

“FATHER CRAIG’S” LIST VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Father Craig and Father Brian are looking to We are looking for a few good volun- assist the Focus Pregnancy Help Center. teers to help us care for the elderly. You Their needs are: diapers (especially sizes can choose to interact directly w ith the 3, 4, 5), baby w ipes, boy and girl infant residents as a companion or w ork be- clothes and non-perishable food. Please leave hind the scenes in an administrative area. You w ill amessage for Fr. Craig (288-5000 ext. 105) or Fr. be provided w ith a smock and a volunteer name Brian (288-5000 ext. 114). tag. Also, free lunch and coffee anytime. You w ill be oriented and included in facility events. You w ill Father Craig has tw o tw in beds in be a part of a team and make a difference in the excellent condition. Call him at 288- lives of people w ho need help. 5000 ext. 105 if you are interested. Your Friends at Blossom Care Center

For more information, please call Carole Agosto at BOY SCOUT TROOP 231 STICKY LIPS PIT BBQ FUNDRAISER 482-3500. SATURDAY, MAY 7, 2011 3:30 — 7:00 PM St. Ambrose Church Parking Lot ENERGY ISSUES AND CLIMATE CHANGE Boy Scout Troop 231 w ill be hosting a Barbecue Fundraiser featuring the BBQ of Sticky Lips Pit BBQ Catholic Social Teaching: As people of reli- from 3:30 - 7 pm at St. A mbrose Church (Peace of gious faith, w e bishops believe that the atmos- Christ Parish), corner of Culver Rd. and Empire phere that supports life on earth is a God-given Blvd. Just look for the smoke and follow the smell. gift, one w e must respect and protect. It unites us The cost is $12 per person and includes BBQ as one human family. If w e harm the atmosphere, Chicken, Pulled Pork, choice of 2 sides, beverage we dishonor our Creator and the gift of creation. and dessert. Sit dow n or take out. The values of our faith call us to humility, sacri- The fundraiser w ill help support the Troops’ fice, and a respect for life and the natural gifts Scouting Program. God has provided. Pope John Paul II reminds us in his statement, The Ecological Crisis: A Com- mon Responsibility, that “respect for life and for Bishop Matthew Clark w ill cele- the dignity of the human person extends also to brate a Wedding Jubilee Mass to the rest of creation, w hich is called to join man in honor couples who have been praising God.” ( Global Climate Change: A Plea for Dia- married 25 years or more on Sunday, May 15th logue, Prudence, and the Common Good USCCB June at 2:00 p.m. at Sacred Heart Cathedral in 2001) Rochester. A reception w ill follow the Mass to honor the attendees. Reflection: Scientific findings document that If you w ould like an invitation to this Mass earth’s climate is being altered by the greenhouse please send your name and address to Sylvia gases trapped in the atmosphere. Already Catho- Mancuso at [email protected] or call her at 1- lic Relief Services staff have observed changes in 800-388-7177, ext. 1295 or 585-328-3228, ext. weather patterns affecting agriculture and w ater 1295 by May 1st. sources in Africa. How are w e to fulfill God’s call to be stew ards of creating in an age w hen w e many have the capacity to alter that creation sig- nificantly and perhaps, irrevocably? INTERNATIONAL ADOPTION Catholic Family Center & Spence Chapin Services Action: Learn more about fossil fuels (gas, oil, of NY are co-hosting a free informational seminar coal) and the connection to poverty and gloval for anyone interested in learning more about inter- climate change. Tw o good resources are: national adoption. • www.catholicsandclimatechange.org and the WHEN: Monday, April 11, 2011 from • 6:00 – 7:30 PM Climate Change study guide available from WHERE: Brighton Memorial Library, 2300 Elmwood the National Catholic Rural Life Conference at Avenue, Rochester, NY 14618 www.ncric.com

To register call 585-546-7220 ext. 4846 or email [email protected] Page Eight April Day of Prayer, Tuesday, April 19, 2011 The Shannon Chair in Catholic Studies at Notre Dame Retreat House Nazareth College presents 5151 Foster Rd., Canandaigua, NY 14424 585-394-5700 M. Shawn Copeland Holy, Holy, Holy Week, presented by Fr. Mike Sergi, C.Ss.R. “Waiting with the Spirit” Come celebrate Holy Week w ith us by attending 7:00 p.m. Thursday, April 14 in Linehan Chapel, our morning conference. Listen. . . reflect. . . and Golisano Academic Center participate in Stations of the Cross, the Sacra- ment of Reconciliation and Mass. (NOTE LOCATION for THIS LECTURE) & “Body Matters” Please call 585-394-5700 to make a reservation 1:30 p.m. Friday, April 15 in Linehan Chapel, for this day. The fee is $20.00 w hich includes Golisano Academic Center conference and lunch. The day begins at 9:00 A.M. w ith refreshments and concludes with Mass beginning at 2:00 P.M. She is author of Enfleshing Freedom: Body, Race, and Being (2010) and The Subversive Power of Love: The Vision of Henriette Delille (2009) and the editor of Uncommon Faithful- ness: The Experience of Black Catholics (2009).

For further information, call Dr. Christine Bochen – 585 389 2728.

Peace of Christ Parish Office 25 Empire Blvd., 14609-4335 (585) 288-5000, Fax: (585) 654-7658 Family Faith Office: (585) 288-1620 Finance Office: (585)-482-5238 St. Ambrose Church Web Site: www.peaceofchristparish.org Located at Email: [email protected] 25 Empire Blvd Office Hours: Mon. through Fri: 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 and 12:30 - 4:00 p.m. Tues. and Wed. 5-8 p.m., Sun. 10:45 - 12:45

St. John Neumann School 31 Empire Blvd., 14609-4335 (585) 288-0580 http://schools.dor.org/stjohnneumann St. James Church Located at 130 Brett Rd PARISH STAFF Rev. Robert Schrader, Pastor , Ext. 104 Rev. Robert Werth, Parochial Vicar , Ext. 105 Rev. Brian Carpenter , Parochial Vicar, Ext. 114 Laurie Maier, St. Ambrose Pastoral Minister, Ext. 103 August Misiurewicz, St. John the Evangelist Pastoral Minister, Ext. 120 Sr. Marlene Vigna, RSM, St. James Pastoral Associate, Ext. 123 Laura Gleeson, Director of Faith Formation, Ext. 111 Alison LeChase, Director of Youth Ministry and CYO Athletics, Ext. 121 Carmen J. Sanchez, Business Manager, 482-5238 St. John the Evangelist Christa Stewart, Bookkeeper, Ext. 118 Eunice Leone , Bookkeeper Church Colleen Griffith, Secretary, Ext. 102 Located at Vicki Iannettone, Secretary, Ext. 119 553 Humboldt St Janet Andrychuk-Tedesco, St. Ambrose/St. James Dir. of Music Ministry/Organist, Ext. 110 Joel Morehouse , St. John the Evangelist Organist/Pianist & Choir Director Ext. 125 Joanne Insull, Pastoral Council Chairperson

Our Peace of Christ Parish Community staff mission is to deepen the presence of Jesus, in ourselves and among all in our parish, by loving, empowering and serving others in their need today.