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Our Lady of Lourdes † Saint Anne�

Week of April 8 � 15, 2018�

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� WOW Women’s Group: Mary Lisa

Sisson speaking re: “What’s Up with

Social Ministry” at OLOL. 6pm Re-

freshments; 6:30 Conversa'on. All

Women & Men welcome!�

� BIBLE STUDY begins! �Wed, Apr

11, 7pm, SA.� Mike Vernarelli & Ste-

ve Witkowitz are leading explora-

'on of the Gospel of John.�

� “FROM UPPER ROOM to PENTE-

COST” Nazareth College Shannon

Lecture (Maureen O’Connell),

Thurs, Apr 12, 7pm Shultz Cntr���

Apr 14:�Climate Change, Crea(on

� & the Creator, 11am, SA SH�

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Apr 21�22 (SA) and Apr 28�29 (OL):

� Farewell Recep(ons for

� Nancy a.er Masses�

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May 5: Spring Fling at the Derby�

5pm in the SA Social Hall�

May 8:��Confirma�on, Cathedral 7pm �

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May 9:��“Women as Peacemakers”�

� 7pm@OL; presented by

� WOW & Women of the Well��

May 18:�May Crowning:� 1:30 Seton ��

June 23:�Parent Bap(sm Prep 10SA�

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July 17�26: St. Anne Novena; 7pm ��

Aug 23�25:�Next�to�New Sale @ SA;�

Drop off Aug 14�22

“Blessed are the

Merciful, for they

Shall obtain mercy.”

~ Matthew 5:7

Dear Friends, �� This Second Sunday of Easter is also known as Divine Mercy �Sunday. God’s mercy for us is a major theme of Pope Francis. In a homily shortly after his election, Francis said, “I think we too are the people who, on the one hand, want to listen to Jesus, but on the other hand, at times, like to find a stick to beat others with, to condemn others. And Jesus has this message for us: mercy. I think�and I say with humility�that this is the Lord’s most powerful message: mercy.” On Divine Mercy Sunday five years ago the Pope reflected upon the Gospel passage we hear today: “In today’s Gospel, the Apostle Thomas personally experiences this mercy of God….Thomas does not believe it when the other Apostles tell him: ‘We have seen the Lord.’…And how does Jesus react? With patience: Jesus does not abandon Thomas in his stubborn unbelief…He does not close the door, He waits. And Thomas acknowledges his own poverty, his little faith. ‘My Lord and my God!’: with this simple yet faith�filled invocation, he responds to Jesus’ patience. He lets himself be enveloped by Divine Mercy; he sees it before his eyes, in the wounds of Christ’s hands and feet and in His open side, and he discovers trust.” Thus Pope Francis calls us to truly believe in and accept God’s mercy for us, and then to extend that mercy to all the �people we encounter. ��� This weekend at the 5PM Mass at Our Lady of Lourdes the music is led by Theresa Chen, a parishioner who is also a doctoral student at the Eastman School of Music. Theresa has composed a jazz setting of the Mass, and (with the help of some of her Eastman colleagues) shared it with us. Next Sunday, April 15th, she will present this jazz Mass in a concert format at St. Anne Church at 4PM. Theresa will introduce and discuss the sections of the music. The concert will last about an hour, and will be followed by a light reception in the atrium to celebrate her achievement. Please join us. ��Happy Easter! �Fr. Gary Tyman �

Ever wonder if you make a difference?��Martha Mary Funeral Ministry is one way you

can!!!!� We oDen receive leEers of gra'tude for our volun-

teers who host a recep'on aDer a Funeral at OLOL or

SA.��YOU�could be one of those men or women who volun-

teer!� Please consider joining this team and help when it

can fit your schedule. Read what some have wriEen:�������������“Dear OLOL+SA members,�Thank you so very much for your kind support during such diffi-

cult "mes.� If your volunteers did not help us a%er the Funeral,

we are not sure how we could have put a gathering together

a%er the Funeral.� It meant so much to all of us.� We are ever

grateful and proud to be part of this parish!”�

����������� To be part of this Ministry occasionally, please con-

tact:� Nancy DeRycke (473�9656) or Joan Grabski (334�

8763) or Bea Ferris (520�8857)

NOTES from NANCY….�

����������� I’m s�ll hearing people talk about the “March for

Our Lives.”� How appropriate that it happened on Palm

Sunday Weekend.� I’ve been reflec�ng on how we just

celebrated Jesus doing his “march for our lives” on Good

Friday�with all passion and love for us.� And yet he con-

�nues to ask you and me to con�nue the “march” or the

journey of passionate love�for God, for all God’s peo-

ple�working to end violence in all its forms.� And we do

that by refusing to be just bystanders.� We are to find

ways to break the bread of our lives in important ways

like Jesus did, to build a world of respect and kinship

with all.��

��������������� It reminds me of the song:� “We are marching…

in the Light of God…” �And in Pope Francis’ message on

the World Day of Peace 2017, he reminds us:� “It is a

challenge to build up society, communi�es & businesses

by ac�ng as peacemakers.� It is to show mercy by �

refusing to discard people, harm the environment, or

seek to win at any cost…. Ac�ve nonviolence is a way of

showing that unity is truly more powerful and more

frui6ul than conflict.� Everything in the world is �

interconnected.” (#5)����

Thank God, the Easter season is long enough for us to

con�nue to “march” for our lives and the lives of the

poor and innocent and ones without power.�

And Easter is long enough for us to also discover joy and

share it in big and small ways each day.� Thank you for

adding joy to my journey!�

��������������� God bless us and help us “march”…�

Our Lady of Lourdes † Saint Anne

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Coming Talks Around Town:�

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�“From Upper Room to Pentecost�Toward an Ethic of �

Racial Mercy” Thurs, Apr 12, 7pm: Shannon Lecture by

Maureen O’Connell @ Nazareth College Shults Center � �

an interes'ng topic for the Easter Season!�

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�The Focus Pregnancy Center Fundraiser presents Fr.

Shenan Boquet, Director of the Human Life Interna'onal,

speaking on this pro life organiza'on.� Thursday, April 19.

Mass at 6 pm at St. Anne's Church. Complementary ca-

tered dinner at 6:45 pm in the Social Hall. Make a dona'on

to support the Focus Center, in helping mothers and fa-

thers in need, for their families.� All are welcome!� �

RSVP: Chris'ne May at:�themays73@yahoo.com�or call

Rick PaoleN at�(585) 489�9555.� Thank you!�

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Want a Li�le Something Different?�

· “Jazz Concert” Sun, Apr 15, 4pm @ StA! Theresa Chen @

Friends play her original work. A 5pm recep'on follows

this hour long presenta'on�we celebrate her many giDs

to our community. Bring friends & some finger foods too!�

How do we say �“Thank You” �to someone who �has done so �much for us?���

With a party of course!���

Please join us to wish Nancy DeRycke a wonderful retirement!���

Saint Anne: � Saturday April 21st�after the 4 p.m. Mass�� � Sunday April 22nd�after the 11 a.m. Mass���

Our Lady of Lourdes: Saturday April 28th�after the 5 p.m. Mass�� � Sunday April 29th�after the 10:30 a.m. Mass���

Volunteers are needed for:� food preparation, set�up and clean�up!�Please call or text Miriam Zinter (585) 737�9468 to help.���

There will be a card box at each celebration for your well wishes.���

See you there!�

There is still time

to make a donation for flowers

for the Easter Season.

Drop off your envelope at Mass

or at either office.

Thank you!!

DON’T FORGET TO BRING IN YOUR OPERATION RICE BOWL!�

Divine Mercy Sunday�

Divine Mercy Sunday was instituted by Pope St. John Paul II (also known as John Paul the Great) in April of 2000. Divine Mercy Sunday takes place on

the Sunday immediately following Easter every year.�

Leading up to Divine Mercy Sunday the Divine Mercy Novena may be said.�

This novena consists of nine days of prayer that begins on Good Friday. There is a specific intention

for each day of the Novena. According to St. Faustina, Christ told her the prayer for the last day

is the most difficult: to pray for the people who are lukewarm and indifferent. Jesus described these

people as follows:�

These souls cause Me more suffering than any others; it was from such souls that My soul felt the most revulsion (distaste, disgust) in the Garden of Olives. It was on their account that I said: “My Father, if it is possible, let this

cup pass Me by.” The last hope of salvation for them is to flee to My Mercy.�

The Novena intentions for each day are:�

1. All humankind, in particular all sinners.�

2. The souls of priests and the religious.�

3. The souls of the devout and faithful people.�

4. For the non�believers and those who do not yet know Jesus.�

5. For souls of heretics and schismatics.�

6. The souls of “the meek and humble” and for little

children.�

7. The souls of people who especially glorify Christ’s

mercy.�

8. The souls in Purgatory.�

9. Souls who have become lukewarm and indifferent.�

� � Join us in Prayer!��� � � Please write any intention in our Books � � � of Prayer at either worship site. Let us � � � know who to add or remove from our � � � prayer list below. Call Jennifer at the � � � Cluster office at 473�9656. ��� � � Please Remember in Prayer: ��

Meredith Ameele, �Lisa Audino�Harding, David Barry, Georgia Becker, Bill Bennett, Joan Bleeker, John Bochetto, Gerry Bolton, Bonnie�Anne Briggs, Jerry Brown, James Brown, Deb Butler, Florence Capo, Scott Chatfield, Ger-ald Clark, Lawrence Coan, Joanne Colucci, Mary Conthair�Allen, Kevin Cor-coran, Susan Courcy, Gretchen Cutt, Rick Cutt, Jack Devanny, John DelGotto,

Bruce Desrosiers, Kathy Doody, Antonia Dytoc, Lou & Bob Eustance, James Fagan, Amber Favasuli, Joanne Galitzdorfer, Tom Gould, Maria Hasenauer, Jerry Honch, Bill Jones, Dee Kehoe, Albert Krenitsky, Rose Ellen Larish, Vyto Luitkus, Thomas Lyle, Marcia Lyons, Fr. MacAlear, Dr. Sue Malee Fagen, Kylie Mastrangelo, Casey McClusky, Betsy McDermott, Frances McDonnell, MaryAnne Mulhern, John Norton, Patty O’Connor, Matthew Odendall, Nancy O’Mara, Elizabeth Patrick, Erika Lynn Paxson, Linda Peckham, Shirley Ple-scia, Diane Porcelli, Rhoda Potenza, Cathy Quaidoo, Mary Ann Raish, Rose�Ann Rosica, Anne Marie Roth, Kathleen Russell, Gabrielle Sabuncu, Danielle Sanchez, Joan Seccombe, Steve Stello, Mason Stavalonē, Greg Stayer, Larry Stoner, Megan Syfuss, Lloyd Thomas, Honora & Barbara Tindale, Julia Una-man, Laura Valvano, Pamela Valvano, Stella Valvano, Andy Vorrasi, Maria Amelia Wapar, Sebastian Wapar, Megan Warren, Sean Warren, Jack Weider, Donna Raish Wheeler, Stephanie White, Susan Willow.��

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Sunday,�April 8,�DIVINE �MERCY �

SUNDAY�

8:30am (OLOL) Walter J. Buckert Jr., by Michael and Barbara Murray�9:00am (SA) Philip Schuler, by Lloyd and Betty Thomas�10:30am (OLOL) �11:00am (SA) �

11:30am (OLOL) Lithuanian Community Gathering �Matthew�

Monday, �April 9,�

Weekday�

8:00 am (SA) for the people of our Cluster�8:30 am (OLOL) for the people of our Cluster�

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Tuesday, �April 10,�Weekday�

8:00am (SA) for the people of St. Anne�8:30am (OLOL) �2:30pm (Woodside) Mass�

12:00pm (SA) Faith & Hope/Al�Anon �LL1��

Wednesday,�April 11,�Weekday�

8:00am (SA) �8:30am (OLOL) Communion Service�

12:30 (OLOL) Staff meeting � Dining Room�

6:00pm (OLOL) WOW Group Meeting � Upper Room�

6:30pm (SA) Food Addicts in Recovery � LL1�6:30pm OLOL) RCIA � Upper Room�

6:30pm (SA) Food Addicts in Recovery � LL1�7:00pm (SA) Bible Study “Gospel of John”�

Thurs, �April 12,�Weekday�

8:00am (SA) Communion Service�

8:30am (OLOL) for the people of Our Lady of Lourdes��

12:00pm (SA) Stepping into Recovery/Al�Anon �LL1�7:00pm (SA) Nar�Anon � LL1��

Friday, �April 13,�Weekday�

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8:00am (SA) �8:30am (OLOL) Philip Dellisante, by Joan Blair, with Seton School�

6:00pm (SA) BLD Prayer in the Spirit �Chapel��

Saturday, �April 14,�Weekday�

4:00pm (SA) Marie Quercia, by Bonnie�Anne Briggs�5:00pm (OLOL) ��

3:00pm (SA) Reconciliation � Church�4:00pm (OLOL) Reconciliation � Church�

Sunday,�April 15,�

3rd Sunday of Easter�

8:30am (OLOL) Walter J. Buckert Jr., by Michael and Barbara Murray�9:00am (SA) �10:30am (OLOL) �11:00am (SA) Louis Audino, by Lisa Audino�12::30pm (OLOL) St. George Lithuanian Mass �

1:30pm (OLOL) Lithuanian Community Gathering �Matthew�

4:00pm (SA) Jazz Concert (on the Mass) �Church�5:00pm (SA) Jazz Concert Reception � Atrium �

This week, our Tabernacle candles� burn in prayer for:�

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Our Lady of Lourdes & St. Anne:��

Our Newly Confirmed:�Sam Spencer and Taylor Burgess�& all preparing for Confirmation�

Or First Eucharist�

Our deceased: Peggy Wegman, Peter Koomen, Karen Kirchoff�Trebony, sister of Terry Kirchoff��

Our deployed soldiers, and others in the armed Service: J ames R. Whitcomb, Christopher Brown & all in harm’s way��

For those in Assisted Care in the Cluster: Gerry Bolton, J im Chajchuk, Philomena Colucci, Carl Conde, Teresa Cox, Paul Crough, John Dengler, Lois DePotter, Jeanette Gefell, Trudy Gober, John Horan, Kathy Hursh, Marianne Koller, Bob McVeigh, Charles Munnings, Nancy Nothnagle, Bob O’Brien, Rocky Palermo, Richard Regan, Terry Rizzo, Anne Stehle, Joe Tronolone, Len Whitcraft�

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Sanctuary Care/Altar Linens�

Presiders /Preachers for April 14�15�

St.� Anne � Our Lady of� Lourdes �

Sat. 4:00pm� Fr. George �Heyman�

Sat. 5:00pm�

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Fr. Gary Tyman�

Sun 9:00am� Fr. Bob Reiser� Sun 8:30am� “�

Sun 11:00am � “� Sun 10:30am� “�

Nursing Home Communion Ministers�

� Brightonian� Hurlbut� Woodside�

4/8� Carol DeFilippo� Anne Sifuentes� Mass 4/10�

4/15� Mary Lisa Sisson� Gail Dowd� Gerry Kloc�

St. Anne� Our Lady of Lourdes�

4/8� Linens �Margaret McGrath�4/14� Church� Barbara Hughes, Marilyn Petz�

4/8�Church�Marla Graf � This team needs more volun-teers… are you interested?�

St. Anne� Our Lady of Lourdes�

4/9 �Bea Ferris, Joan Grabski, Carol Wishmeyer�

4/8�Tom McGarry & Charlier Bayer�

Collection Counters�

Our Lady of Lourdes ��

Actual� � Weekly Need *�� Variance� $6,553� � $7,776� ($1,223)��

YTD� YTD Need� Variance� $175,942� � $186,624� � ($10,682)� � ��

� � Attendance by Mass�� (Church capacity 426)�

5pm 132 (31%) 8:30am 111 (27%) 10:30am 254 (60%)��

Total Attendance: � 497� ��

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(Our Fiscal Year is 7/1/15�6/30/16)�

Saint Anne��

Actual� � Weekly Need *�� Variance� $6,857� $6,161� ($696)�� � YTD� YTD Need*� Variance� $146,825� � $147,864� � ($1,039)� � �

� � Attendance by Mass�� (Church capacity 350)��

4pm 157(43%) 9am 171 (49%) 11am 146 (40%)��

Total Attendance: �� � � 474�� �

Sunday Offerings for December 12/13, 2015�Sunday Offerings for �March 17/18, 2018�

Our Lady of Lourdes �

Plate Collection + EFT = TOTAL� $4,161� $1,345 $5,506 � � Easter: $100� Twinning: $90�� �

� � Attendance by Mass �� (Church capacity 426) ��

5pm 110 8:30am 104 10:30am 171 ��

Total Attendance: 385 �

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Saint Anne��

Plate Collection + EFT = TOTAL�� $7,127 $501 $8,075��

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Catholic Relief Services: $45 Local Needy: $55��

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� � Attendance by Mass �� (Church capacity 350)��

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4pm 156 9am 135 11:00am 181��

Total Attendance: 472�

S E E K I N G U S E D T O O L S Did you know

that your old tools have the power to change a

life? Catholic Family Center is helping low�

income young people learn construc�on skills.

Over 11 weeks they will undergo rigorous, hands

on training in a workshop and on construc�on

sites as they help build affordable housing , while

also earning their GEDS. We are seeking dona-

�ons of new and gently used tools in good work-

ing condi�on for the young people to learn with.

We are also asking for new tool kits to equip

graduates of the program as they embark on

their careers in the construc�on trades. To learn

more about CFC’s new Youth Build program and

how you can help. www.signupgenious.co m/

go/20F094BA4AE29AAFF2�tools �

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�Registra)on� Now Open! �

Seton Catholic School is now �

accep'ng registra'ons for the �

2018�2019 School Year! Seton offers wrap�around

care for students in preschool�6th grade,�flexible �

preschool scheduling, full day kindergarten and a

wide variety of extra curricular ac'vi'es for students.

Seton is an affordable op'on for a�Catholic educa'on,

call 585�473�6604, to schedule a tour and�find out

how you can receive a parish sponsored tui'on�rate

and $500 tui'on credit through the Family �

Ambassador Program! Check out our NEW �

website�www.SetonCS.org�for more informa'on!�

OLOL/SA Now Offering Online Giving!

However God calls you to faithfully give, we make it easy.

Visit our cluster website and click on the “Online Giving” button to enroll in EFT Giving Today!

www.ourladyoflourdesstanne.org

Or Download the App at the App Store!

Have questions?

Email Mary.Kase@dor.org or call 242-3010 ext. 260

Pastor, Rev. Gary Tyman: Fr .Gary.Tyman@dor .org�Pastoral Associate, Nancy DeRycke: Nancy.DeRycke@dor .org�Assisting Priests: Rev. J im Lawlor: Fr .J im.Lawlor@dor .org � � Rev. Bob Reiser, sj�Deacon Team, John & Betsy McDermott: � � John.McDermott@dor.org�Director of Faith Formation & Youth Ministry: � Kristen Walsh Kristen.Walsh@dor.org �Pastoral Minister: Jeriann McEvoy: Jeriann.McEvoy@dor.org�Sr. High Youth Minister: Gail Dowd: gbdowd@hotmail.com�

St. George Lithuanian Community: Jan Naujokas 319�5689�

New To The Parish? Welcome! �If you are new to our parish, please introduce yourself after Mass, or call our Parish Offices to register with Nancy DeRycke.�

We want to know and serve you. We hope you will favor our Cluster with your prayers, your weekly presence,� your talents, and your financial assistance according to your means.�

Sacrament of Baptism for little ones: Even before the baby arrives, parents are asked to come to 1 group session, then a follow�

up individual meeting to discuss particulars, answer questions and set a date. The next meeting is 6/23 at SA. After the Baptism are parent gatherings to help you continue to grow in faith as a family. Please call Deacon John at john.mcdermott@dor.org or call 473�9656, to register with Nancy DeRycke. Since this is a process, we count on you to plan ahead (call at least 3�6 months ahead) to pre-pare well. We encourage baptism of children during Mass, since this is a Sacrament of Initiation into the Community. ���

Matrimony: Arrangements should begin at least 6 months in � advance. Please call the cluster office. ��

Sacramental Life�

Our Lady of Lourdes�Director of Music:Kr istina Jewell Kr istina.Jewell@dor .org�Organist: � Donna Cucci, ssj �Facilities: Santos Rodr iguez (r .santos@rochester .r r .com)�Adoration Coordinator: Jeannette Conniff 310�7433�

Saint Anne�Music Dir. and Organist: Oliver Brett Oliver .Brett@dor .org�Facilities Usage Coordinator: Carol DeFilippo (585)�750�9226 � defilippo.carol@gmail.com�

Facilities: Seely Landscaping: sseely@rochester .r r .com�

St. Andrew Kim Korean Community: Sangjoon Lee,�� � � � RochesterKCC@gmail.com�

Filipino Community (BLD): Dave & Eva Moore (585) 742�3645 or� juana@rochester.rr.com�

Christian Initiation (RCIA): A process of discernment for adults wishing to learn more about the Catholic Faith.. Contact Nancy DeRycke for further information on being baptized, confirmed, cele-brating Eucharist and/or getting an update as a Catholic. ��

Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturdays 3�3:30 pm at Saint Anne and 4:00�4:30 pm at Our Lady of Lourdes or by appointment with any priest.��

Anointing: Annual communal services and by appointment with any priest. ��

Eucharistic Adoration: Mondays (9am�3pm) & First Fridays (9am�

3pm) at Our Lady of Lourdes Chapel (except holidays and summer).�

Shared Cluster Staff��

Cluster Coordinator, � Jennifer Cummings: � Jennifer.Cummings@dor.org �Webmaster, J im Whitcomb: jdwhitcomb@gmail.com �Administrative Asst, Jack Lynch: Jack.Lynch@dor .org�Regional Finance Dir, Michael Dybas: Michael.Dybas@dor .org�Cluster Finance Mgr, Nancy Car lson: Nancy.Car lson@dor .org�Cluster Finance Mgr, Mary Kase: Mary.Kase@dor .org�

In each church, upon request, low gluten hosts (0.01%) are available. Also available in both churches are: �

at Our Lady of Lourdes�Lithuanian Mass: Sundays at 12:30 TBD�

For information, call Jan Naujokas 319�5689�

at St. Anne�Korean Mass: generally 1st and 3rd Saturday at 5:00 pm�

For information call email: RochesterKCC@gmail.com�

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Parish Faith Formation and Youth Ministry�Offices are located at Our Lady of Lourdes site.�

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Seton Catholic School Principal: Patty Selig�� (Grades Pre K�6) ……………… 473�6604�

Our Lady of Lourdes Church Founded in 1928

150 Varinna Drive�Rochester, NY 14618�

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Cluster Office…………...585�473�9656�Fax ………………………… 271�6472�E�mail …………… bourlady@dor.org��

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Office Hours: �Mon.�Thurs: 9am�4pm�

Friday: CLOSED�

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Saturday Mass: � 5:00 pm�

Sunday Masses: �8:30 and 10:30 am�

Weekday Mass: �8:30 am, M�F�

Saint Anne Church Founded in 1930

1600 Mt. Hope Avenue�Rochester, NY 14620�

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Parish Office…………..585�271�3260�

Fax ………………………… 271�7160�E�mail ……………....rstanne@dor.org���

Office Hours: �Monday: 9am�4pm�

T�W�Th: 9am�1pm�

Friday: CLOSED�

�Saturday Mass: � 4:00 pm�

Sunday Masses: �9:00 and 11:00 am�

Weekday Mass: �8:00 am, M�F�

Cluster Web�Site: http://www.ourladyoflourdessaintanne.org �

School Web�Site: h�p://seton.dorschools.org� Cluster Facebook Page: Like us at “Our Lady of Lourdes/St. Anne Cluster Community” Twitter:@OLOLStAnne�

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