February 3, 2019

St. Mary’s Church 95 North Main Street Canandaigua, NY 14424

St. Bridget’s Church 15 Church Street

Bloomfield, NY 14469

This scene follows directly from last week’s reading where Jesus reads from the scroll and pronounces it fulfilled in their hearing. It is often a bit of a surprise that these two scenes go together in this way. What on earth is it that Jesus has done to offend these people who knew him? After saying that no prophet is accepted by his own people, he makes two comparisons: the widow of Zarephath and Naaman the Syrian. These characters from Hebrew Scripture were healed by Elijah and Elisha respectively. But neither of them were

from among the people of Israel. Jesus’ comments suggest that God will continue his kindness to those who live outside who are not only from Israel, but to all who are following him and leading lives directed toward goodness and truth. This is what infuriates them: the kindness he shows to those others, who are recognized as beneath them to those in his culture. Jesus, if you look carefully, is rather bold in speech throughout his ministry. The idea that God loves the gentiles is used by Jesus to make a point that would very likely make the hearers angry, but it is central to our belief. The life of the whole world is offered us in Christ, not only to select members or peoples. Additionally, if Jesus feels this way, we are led to another realization. Jesus was a full participant in his faith tradition, and he must have had a number of problems (like this one) with the attitudes of his brothers and sisters in faith – but, he persisted in worshipping with them on the Sabbath. He understood the imperfection of human beings and stayed with them. He was driven out, but he did not abandon them – he even begged forgiveness for them as he died. It is a great temptation to quit. It is a natural inclination to look for an excuse to put down the cross. The lesson we all must confront is defeating the expectation that everything should happen without problems or conflict. There is no virtue in this, no divine love – what divine love can be claimed when we love those who only are our friends and family? Who see things our way? To belong to Christ we need to love human beings, even in their error and with their faults; to belong to Christ is to radically give in love for him and each other – this is the way back to him. Your servant in Our Blessed Lord,

Fr. Michael

Striving to know, love, and serve God in all others.

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DAY MASS INTENTION EVENTS

Sunday, February 3

Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time

7:30 a.m. (SM) Ted & Flora Appleton by daughters Mary Smith & Ann Spayd

9:00 a.m. (SM) John F. Polimeni by Ellen Polimeni 9:30 a.m. (SB) For the Intention of Barb Morsheimer by

her morning Mass friends 11:30 a.m. (SM) Eleanor DeLisio by Steven & Dawn DeMott

*Blessing of the Throats at the end of all Masses today. Claim your pew this weekend after all Masses at St. Mary’s!

Check page 4 for details. 9:00 a.m. (SB) St. Bridget’s Choir Practice 10:15 a.m. (SMS) Faith Formation Program for K-5 in St. Mary’s

School, various classrooms 10:15 a.m. (SM) Middle School Youth Group in Dougherty Hall 10:45 a.m. (SB) Whole Community Faith Formation Program/

Coffee Hour in St. Bridget’s Church Hall

Monday, February 4

Weekday

6:45 a.m. (SM) Word and Communion Service 7:45 a.m. (SB) Morning Prayer 8:00 a.m. (SB) Nicholas Como by Roc & Barbara Vitalone 9:00 a.m. (SM) John, Elizabeth, and John DuBois by Dennis &

Laurie Tepper

Tuesday, February 5

St Agatha, Virgin & Martyr

6:45 a.m. (SM) Alice Grattan by Thomas Flynn 9:00 a.m. (SM) Walter LaBombard by the family 10:45 a.m. Mass at Clark Meadows

10:00 a.m. (SB) Prayer Shawl in the Church Hall

Wednesday, February 6

St Paul Miki & Companions,

Martyrs

6:30 a.m. (SM) Morning Prayer 6:45 a.m. (SM) Dee Valvano by the 6:45 Mass Group 7:45 a.m. (SB) Morning Prayer 8:00 a.m. (SB) Bill Morsheimer by his wife & family 9:00 a.m. (SM) Word & Communion Service

1:00 p.m. St. Vincent de Paul Meeting in Doughery Hall 5:30 p.m. (SB) Confessions at St. Bridget’s 6:00 p.m. (SB) Social Ministry Committee Meeting/Shared Meal

in the Church Hall 7:00 p.m. (SM) St. Mary’s Adult Choir Practice

Thursday, February 7

Weekday

6:45 a.m. (SM) Rod Konitski by Ellen & Anna Polimeni 8:45 a.m. (SM) Morning Prayer 9:00 a.m. (SM) Elaine Madden by Dennis & Laurie Tepper

Friday, February 8

Weekday St Jerome Emilani; St

Josephine Bakhia, Virgin

6:30 a.m. (SM) Morning Prayer 6:45 a.m. (SM) Rose Marie Lenzi by Roc & Barbara Vitalone 8:00 a.m. (SB) Word and Communion Service 9:00 a.m. (SM) Peter Nickerson by John & Jonna Palermo 2:30 p.m. Mass at Ewing CCC

6:30 p.m. (SM) SMS PTO Sponsored Movie Night in Dougherty Hall—All SMS families and Parish families are welcome to attend!

Saturday, February 9

Weekday BVM

8:00 a.m. (SM) Bob Mack by Pat & Tina Crowley 5:00 p.m. (SM) Santa & Calogero Infurna by Libertino &

Antoinette Infurna

8:30 a.m. (SM) Divine Mercy Chaplet and Rosary in Church 3:30 p.m. (SM) Confessions at St. Mary’s

Sunday, February 10

Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time

7:30 a.m. (SM) John F. Tennity by Debbie & Gene Caccamise 9:00 a.m. (SM) David Ehmann by Mike & Teri Gregorio 9:30 a.m. (SB) Mary Belleville by Dianna Orlando 11:30 a.m. (SM) JoAnne (Lacognao) Berg by her family

Feast Day of St. Scholastica, Twin Sister of our Parish Pa-tronal Saint, St. Benedict

9:00 a.m. (SB) St. Bridget’s Choir Practice 10:15 a.m. (SMS) Whole Community Faith Formation Program in

St. Mary’s Church and Dougherty Hall 10:45 a.m. (SB) Faith Formation for K-5 in the Church Hall 5:00 p.m. (SM) Confirmation Prep Session in Dougherty Hall 6:00 p.m. (SM) High School Youth Group in the Yellow House

Events listed as SM take place at St. Mary’s, those listed as SB take place at St. Bridget’s, and those listed as SMS take place at St. Mary’s School

Please note: During the flu season, please use your discretion when offering or accepting handshakes. It is perfectly ac-ceptable to offer another sign of peace rather than shaking hands, such as a bow of the head or simply saying “Peace be with you” without any gesture. Please also know that during Communion, it is acceptable to refrain from taking the cup and to take only the host. Communion is still complete if taken in one form. Finally, if you are feeling ill, please understand that you are not obligated to come to Mass.

Today’s Responsorial Psalm

Blessing of the Throats

February 3rd is the Feast of St. Blaise and the tra-ditional Blessing of the Throats. The blessing will take place after all Masses this week-end for those inter-ested.

St. Benedict Parish

Mark your calendars for these upcoming events. Please check the bulletin articles each week leading up to the events for additional information.

FEBRUARY 3 Choir Practice—9am (SB) 3 Faith Formation—10:15am (SM—K-8), 10:45am (SB—whole community) 3 Confirmation Prep—5pm (SM) 3 High School Youth Group—6pm (SM) 4 Book Study Group—6:30pm at 5580 Bristol Road, Canandaigua 6 St. Vincent de Paul Meeting—1pm (SM) 6 Confessions—5:30pm(SB) 6 Adult Choir—7 pm (SM) 8 SMS PTO Night 9 Confessions—3:30pm (SM) 10 Feast Day of St. Scholastica, twin sister of St. Benedict 10 Choir Practice—9am (SB) 10 Faith Formation—10:15am (SM—whole community), 10:45am (SB—K-5) 10 Confirmation Prep—5pm (SM) 10 High School Youth Group—6pm (SM) 11 First Reconciliation/First Eucharist Overview Session—6:30pm (SM) 12 First Reconciliation/First Eucharist Overview Session—6:30pm (SM) 13 Confessions—5:30pm (SB) 13 Adult Choir—7 pm (SM) 16 Confessions—3:30pm (SM) 16 SMS Parents’ Night Out (more details to follow) 17 Choir Practice—9am (SB) 18 PAC Closed 18-22 SMS—February Break, No School 19 Parish Council Meeting—7pm (SM) 20 Confessions—5:30pm (SB) 20 Adult Choir—7 pm (SM) 23 Confessions—3:30pm (SM) 23 Blood Pressure Clinic after 5pm Mass (SM) 24 Blood Pressure Clinic after all Masses (SM) 24 Choir Practice—9am (SB) 24 Faith Formation—10:15am (SM—K-8), 10:45am (SB—K-5) 24 High School Youth Group—6pm (SM) 27 Confessions—5:30pm (SB) 27 Adult Choir—7 pm (SM)

Jeremiah declares that the Lord knew him before he was born, and dedicated and appointed him to his role as prophet even before he drew breath. We, too, are known and sent by the Lord. What deeds of love and service are mine to perform?

Sharing the Gospel If Jesus lived next door to you, you might not believe in him. People who lived in his hometown did not be-lieve that Jesus could heal. Everyone said, "He's just a carpenter's son, he can not heal." Jesus did not expect everybody to like him. Jesus chose to follow God's plan, no matter what other people said. He left his hometown to go where people be-lieved in him. Even though some people did not believe in him, or even wanted to hurt Jesus, he always spoke the truth. He always did what was right, no matter what.

Prayer Dear God, help me to keep on doing what you want, no matter what other people say.

Our Parish recently celebrated the

of

Congratulations and welcome to the faith!

On Monday, February 11 and Tuesday, February 12, we will be hosting overview ses-sions for those families wishing to pursue First Penance and First Eucharist in the coming months. These sessions will be held in Dougherty Hall from 6:30pm—7:30pm and reg-istration forms will be available at each of the gatherings. Families should choose whichever evening works better in their schedule. It is rec-ommended that children preparing for these sacraments join their parents for these overview sessions. Children who have attended our par-ish school or faith formation sessions last year and this current year are eligible to participate. It is not necessary to sign up in advance to at-tend these overview sessions.

If you have any questions, please contact:

Jeanette Williams Housecamp (585) 394-1220, ext. 11

Jeanette.Housecamp@dor.org

Nick Laskowski (585) 394-1220, ext. 37

Nick.Laskowski@dor.org

Coffee Hour this Weekend! Join us for Coffee Hour and Whole Community Faith Formation in St. Bridget’s Church Hall following 9:30 a.m. Mass on Sunday, February 3rd. Hope you can join us!

Book Study Group The Book Study group will be meeting for the second time on Monday, Febru-ary 4 at 6:30pm at 5580 Bristol Road, Canandaigua to read and discuss Beyond Sunday, Becoming a 24/7 Catholic. At this meeting, we will be discussing chap-ters 3 and 4. If you were not able to make it to the first group, you can still join us! The book can be purchased on Amazon or Barnes and Noble. See you there!

St Benedict’s Parish Support for January 26 & 27

Sincere thanks for your support of the parish and its ministries!

Attendance ......................................................... 1,129

Weekly Offertory Income* ............................ $18,338 Weekly Needs ................................................ $18,520 Overage (Shortage) .......................................... $(182) Year To Date Offertory Income* ....................................... $559,569 Year To Date Need ...................................... $574,120 Year To Date Overage (Shortage) ............... $(14,551)

*Regular Sunday Collection

ELECTRONIC GIVING PROGRAM St. Benedict’s is pleased to offer this safe and convenient option for you to contribute your Sunday offering to the Church automatically through your checking or savings account. Please contact the business office at 394-1220.

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Readings for the week of February 3, 2019 Sunday: Jer 1:4-5, 17-19/Ps 71:1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 15-17 [cf. 15ab]/1 Cor 12:31—13:13 or 13:4-13/Lk 4:21-30 Monday: Heb 11:32-40/Ps 31:20, 21, 23, 24 [25]/Mk 5:1-20 Tuesday: Heb 12:1-4/Ps 22:26b-27, 28 and 30, 31-32 [cf. 27b]/Mk 5:21-43 Wednesday: Heb 12:4-7, 11-15/Ps 103:1-2, 13-14, 17-18a [cf. 17]/Mk 6:1-6 Thursday: Heb 12:18-19, 21-24/Ps 48:2-3ab, 3cd-4, 9, 10-11 [cf. 10]/Mk 6:7-13 Friday: Heb 13:1-8/Ps 27:1, 3, 5, 8b-9abc [1a]/Mk 6:14-29 Saturday: Heb 13:15-17, 20-21/Ps 23:1-3a, 3b-4, 5, 6 [1]/Mk 6:30-34 Next Sunday: Is 6:1-2a, 3-8/Ps 138:1-2, 2-3, 4-5, 7-8 [1c]/1 Cor 15:1-11 or 15:3-8, 11/Lk 5:1-11

CMA

Goal: $164,695 Pledged: $147,980 Paid : $139,148 % to date: 89.9%

CCIA Food Pantry Wish List for the Weeks of... Feb 2 & 3-soup, canned fruit, mac & cheese, pork & beans Feb 9 & 10-tuna, canned meat, canned spaghetti/raviolis, canned peas/mixed vegetables Feb 16 & 17-cereal, peanut butter, pork & beans, soup Feb 23 & 24-canned fruit, mac & cheese, canned peas/mixed vegetables Donations of razors, shampoo, body lotion, toothpaste, and men's deodorant are welcome at any time.

Public Policy Information—Catholics Speak Out for Justice: Equal Rights for Farmworkers Next week you’ll have the opportunity to sign our diocese-wide Public Policy Weekend petition in support of farm-workers. It will read: The labor of tens of thousands of farmworkers brings food to our tables. However, New York State labor law categorically denies farmworkers basic rights and protections enjoyed by virtually all other work-ers. These exclusions mean that, unlike other workers, farmworkers do not have the right to: a guaranteed day of rest per week; overtime pay; employer contributions to disa-bility insurance; public health protections including sanita-tion and housing standards; or protections while bargaining collectively. Farming is a vital part of the New York State economy. Economic policies that protect family farms are essential. We urge the legislature to support New York State farmers along with farmworkers. We believe that the sacred human dignity of every man, woman, and child, without exception, should be respected and that the basic rights of all workers should be recognized. Therefore, we urge the New York State Assembly, Senate, and Governor Cuomo to support the Farmworkers Fair La-bor Practices Act ending the exclusion of farmworkers from basic rights and granting them equal treatment under our labor laws.

We just never think about some life events unless or until they happen to us… things like:

...after the last child honks the horn, waves, and drives away—and the

house suddenly seems empty. ...after the gavel comes down,

the handcuffs go on, and your loved one is led away.

...after the baby arrives, demanding more of you

than you ever dreamed possible. ...after you find a pink slip with your

final paycheck. ...after your family and friends have

heard your story one too many times, but you still need to talk it out.

But when such events do happen to us, we need a support system to help us through these hard times. St. Benedict Parish has developed a Stephen Ministry; 26 parishioners have been trained to work with people facing such crises in life. No one—including YOU—should have to face any of these situations by yourself. Contact Deacon Claude to learn more about Stephen Ministry.

You are not alone. We are here to journey with you.

Want a Pew? As you are aware, we are replacing the pews at St. Mary’s Church during phase two of our renovations in a few months. If you are interested in one of the current pews, you are in luck! We cannot sell them, but will accept donations, and you can pick out the pew you’d like after any of the Masses at St. Mary’s THIS weekend. Meet Amy, our Director of Communications/Parish Life Coordinator, at the end of Mass at the front of the Church so that you can claim your pew! If you’re interested, we can supply you with the name of a carpenter willing to cut down the pews to any desired length for a reasonable fee.

KnightLine Knights of Columbus Council 1445 held their an-nual free throw basketball championship on Janu-ary 16, 2019 at St. Mary’s School Gym. Trophies

were awarded to the five champions and certificates were awarded to all participants. The following local champions have earned the right to compete at the district competition to be held on Saturday, February 9.

Nine Year Old Champion: Rowen Lyon Ten Year Old Champion: Xavier Payne Eleven Year Old Champion: Connor Kelly Twelve Year Old Champion: Daniel Urlacher Thirteen Year Old Champion: Michael Macri

Each of the winners will compete in the district competi-tion with an eye toward moving on to the state and interna-tional level. If you would like more information about the Knights of Columbus, please contact Jeff Gelinas at (585) 393-1852.

Upcoming Community Meal The next Community Meal will be Sun-day, February 17 in Dougherty Hall from 4pm—5pm. Contact Deacon Claude to help prepare, serve, or deliver the meal of meatballs and pasta.

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A Nell Adams Ann Addante Joseph Addante William Aikins Baby Anthony B Marty Badger Sheryl Barry Albert Benivegna Alicen Bentley James Berbeck The Bodnar Family Anna Bomwell Leanne Bossert Dennis Bowler Kristine Brassie Barbara Brooks Bob Bucceri Dick Budynas Kristy Buella Evelyn Bugg Ruth Bundy Renee Burin Rosie Burke Jean Burlingame The Burns Family Sara Burns Lucille Burrill C Weldom Canough Pramod Carpenter Douglas Carr Dennis Walter Castle Cheryl Cecere Michelle Cleaves Lois Clovis Ginny Coniss Mark Conover Terrence Constable Matthew Coons Charlene Cowell Carol Creswell Pauline Crosier Bruce Currier Travis Curtis D Joe D’Agostino Robert Damato Brenda D’Angelo Bernice Delforte Karen DeSeyn Kevin Dillon Sue Dobies Anne Doran Mike Doran E Sandy Edwards Jeanne Erdle Wyatt Erti F Caryl Favro Nicole Favro Pauline Fehrenbacker Mary Ann Fennelly Monica Feulner Steve Finnick John Fleming Anne Fiorentino Marilyn Fisher Nicky Forgione, Jr. Diane Fudalik G Ian Galek Christopher Gallagher Deborah Genovese Robert Genovese Andrew German Jeff & Stacey Gibbs Kathy Gilbert Elaine Gotham Elizabeth Gotham Elodie Graham Suzanne Greenwood Anne Griffith Lacey Pietropaolo Gulick

H Barb Haight Kelly Hail Beth Hackett Taylor Hackett Sue Hall James Hamilton Patricia Hammond Al Harter Jim Harvey Joyce Hatcher Jennifer Hefner Mike Heise Noelle Henning Connor Hicks Mary Hollis Ted Horrocks Bennett Hudson I John Inness J Adam Jemmott Dawn Jensen Eric Johnson Jeff Johnson Jerry Johnston Patt Jones Linda Joslyn K Scott Kesel Christine Kimmerly Janet King Robert Kubiak Jr. L Maureen Lahue Natalie Lawler Nicholas LeGrett Suzie Lemmon Kitty Loeper Mary Jane Lortscher James & Liz Lowe Hope Lowman Baby Lucas Joseph Lynch Teresa Lynch M Alice Malinowski Mary Malinowski Claire Maney Michael Mapes Jim Marianacci Alicia Marney Esther Martin Gary J. Martin Matt Martin Jay Mayeu Janet McCloud Shelby McGlynn Barbara & James McKee Terry McKenna Art Miller Caty Miller Cindy Miller Karen Miller Ron Milton Hilde Mitchell Ezra Moody Ken Moore Virginia Lee Mosely Carolyn Muldoon Terry Mullaly Fr. Kevin Murphy Meg Murphy N Connor Nevil Gordon Nicholson Marie Nicosia Theresa Norman O Mary O’Brien Paul O’Brien Lauren Orlando The Orlando Family P Susan Paoli Ed Pasciak

Cindy Peck Betty Penner Jeanetta Pharis Dr. James Powers David Pratt Q Buddy Quayle R Joe Rafter Katie Read Barbara Redman Tom Revier Wendy Rex Ryder Thomas Rexford Eileen Ross S Cori Sandoe Beverly Savage Finn Schafran Joan, Donald, & Charles Scheibener Regina Schmitt Barbara Schram Rita Schuster Deb Scorse Emily Scorse Charles Scott Phyllis Scott Peter Seiler Justin Serbent Eugene Sharp William Shaw Scott Shinkle Family Laurie Skinner Randy Skrypek James Smith Mary & Ralph Smith Morgan Smithling Tom Socha Karen Spychalski Jacob Staggert Patricia Stauffer James Sullivan Frieda Sutton Natalie Swift T Sandra Tambe Karla Taylor Steve Tempest Dan Tidrick Ethel Toner John “Jack” Torrell V John Valeska Angela Vallachi Michael Vallachi Janet VanGelder Cheryle Vine Annette Vitalone W The Walczak Family Tula Warchol John Warmuth Barbara Wasson Matthew Wasson Ed Watson Sophie Watson Marie Webster Tim Welch Fred Whalen Abbe Widmark-Crowell Kyle Wigent Bill Williams Curt & Betty Working Y Laurie Youngerman

Please Pray for Our Sick and Their Caregivers

Stewardship & Discipleship at St. Benedict Parish Administrative Volunteers Maureen Horrocks / 394-1220, x10

Altar Linens Ginny Falsone (SB) / mgfalsone@rochester.rr.com Debra DeMarco (SM) / 478-8514 Altar Servers Sue Storke (SB) / 657-6839 Suzanne Pohorence (SM) / Suzanne.Pohorence@dor.org Anointing Maureen Horrocks / 394-1220, x10 (call emergency number 364-2419 after hours) Baptisms Questions—Deacon Claude / 394-1220, x15 Requests—https://stbenedictonline.org/baptism Bible Study Fr. Michael Costik / 394-1220, x34

Blessing Room Sandi Knopf / 657-7200 & Sharon Bachmann / 657-7730 Buildings & Grounds Jean Mercandetti / Jean.Mercandetti@dor.org Bulletins/Communications Amy Corron / 394-1220, x25

Bulletin Prayer List Maureen Horrocks / 394-1220, x10

C.A.S.E. Training Nick Laskowski / 394-1220, x37

CCIA (food, clothing, vouchers) 120 N. Main St. / 396-2242

Cemetery Committee Jim Weisbeck / jimwe@frontiernet.net

Christmas Outreach Deacon Claude / 394-1220, x15

Mary Schmidt / 394-0378 (Food Collection, Canandaigua)

Communion Ministers Sue Storke (SB) / 657-6839 Linda Nussbaumer (SM) / Nuttree@rochester.rr.com Community Dinner Deacon Claude / 394-1220, x15

Confirmation Preparation (Year 1) Sarah Eaton / 394-1220, x41 (Year 2) Nick Laskowski / 394-1220, x37 Faith Formation—Adults Deacon Mike McGuire / Michael.McGuire@dor.org Faith Formation Advisory Team Cristina Falbo / Cristina.Falbo@dor.org

Faith Formation—School Age Nick Laskowski / 394-1220, x37

Family Promise Jeanne Guastaferro / 953-7715 Festival/Lawn Sale Valerie Haynes / 905-8018

Finance Council Mike O’Donnell / 967-2020

First Eucharist Preparation Jeanette Williams Housecamp / 394-1220, x11

Nick Laskowski / 394-1220, x37

First Reconciliation Preparation Jeanette Williams Housecamp / 394-1220, x11

Nick Laskowski / 394-1220, x37

Funeral Preparation Team Jeanette Williams Housecamp / 394-1220, x11 Health & Wellness Committee Chickie Ernst / 394-4564

Hospitality TBA

Jail Ministry Patt Brdey Jones / pattjones@hotmail.com

Kalama Deacon Claude / 394-1220, x15

Knights of Columbus Jeff Gelinas / 393-1852

Lectors Sue Storke (SB) / 657-6839 Linda Nussbaumer (SM) / Nuttree@rochester.rr.com Liturgy Committee Joe Clement / jclement11@rochester.rr.com

Marriage Preparation Team Questions—Deacon Claude / 394-1220, x15 Requests-https://stbenedictonline.org/marriage Martha’s Svrs/Funeral Recept. Amy Corron / 394-1220, x25

Men’s Prayer Group Mike Gallagher / mafg1953@gmail.com

Migrant Ministry—Marion Angelia Salerno / salerno9711@rochester.rr.com

Music Ministry Sarah Eaton / 394-1220, x41

New Parishioners Maureen Horrocks / 394-1220, x10

Operation Rice Bowl (Lent) Deacon Claude / 394-1220, x15

Parish Life/Events Amy Corron / 394-1220, x25

Pastoral Council Melanie Soberon / mas329@cornell.edu

Prayer Shawl Ministry Bev Schenk / 919-9056 Rose Anne Dredger / 657-6537 RCIA (becoming Catholic) Jeanette Williams Housecamp / 394-1220, x11 Restoration Committee Jean Mercandetti / Jean.Mercandetti@dor.org Sacristans TBA Service Camp (Summer) Nick Laskowski / 394-1220, x37

Service Day (Fall) Deacon Claude / 394-1220, x15

Social Ministry Committee Mary Ellen Gysel / 394-1097 Cecilia Colosi / 394-7037 Stephen Ministry Deacon Claude / 394-1220, x15

Stewardship Committee Cindy Andrews / 576-6147

St. Vincent de Paul Mary Martino/ MABMartino@rochester.rr.com

Tithing Norah Nolan-Cramer / 554-6989

Visitation Ministry (EMoHC) Marguerite Fontaine / 905-0607 Patt Brdey Jones / pattjones@hotmail.com Youth Ministry (Gr 6-8) Sarah Eaton / 394-1220, x41 (Gr 9-12) Nick Laskowski / 394-1220, x37

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Parish Administration Center (PAC) 95 N Main St., Canandaigua, NY 14424

Office: (585) 394-1220 Fax (585) 396-3230 Parish Emergency Number: (585) 364-2419

Office Hours: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday: 9am-4pm (closed from 12pm-1pm) Tuesday and Thursday: 9am-12pm Website: www.stbenedictonline.org

St. Mary’s School 16 Gibson St., Canandaigua, NY 14424

Office: (585) 394-4300 Website: www.stmaryscanandaigua.org

St. Benedict Parish Staff

Father Michael Costik Parochial Administrator

Fr.Michael.Costik@dor.org 394-1220, x34

Father Clifford Dorkenoo Parochial Vicar

Fr.Clifford.Dorkenoo@dor.org 394-1220, x12

Father Kevin Murphy Senior Priest

Deacon Claude Lester Social Ministry/Sacramental Ministry

Claude.Lester@dor.org 394-1220, x15

Deacon Michael McGuire Parish Deacon

Michael.McGuire@dor.org

Jeanette Williams Housecamp Pastoral Associate

Jeanette.Housecamp@dor.org 394-1220, x11

Nick Laskowski Coordinator of Faith Formation

Nick.Laskowski@dor.org 394-1220, x37

Sarah Eaton Director of Music Ministry

Sarah.Eaton@dor.org 394-1220, x41

Amy Corron Communications/Parish Life Coordinator

Amy.Corron@dor.org 394-1220, x25

Anthony DiPrima Director of Finance and Administration

Tony.Diprima@dor.org 394-1220, x24

Buildings and Grounds/Cemeteries 394-1220, x33

Maureen Horrocks Receptionist

Maureen.Horrocks@dor.org 394-1220, x10

Patricia Simmons Business Manager

Pat.Simmons@dor.org 394-1220, x13

Helen Vallee Bookkeeper

Helen.Vallee@dor.org 394-1220, x42

Rich Clayton, Joe Schrader, Laurent Paré, & Vinny Macri

Maintenance and Grounds

Rich.Clayton@dor.org 394-1220, x18

Ann Marie Deutsch Principal, St. Mary’s School

Ann.Marie.Deutsch@dor.org 394-1220, x16

Pam Negley & Donna Kamholtz Secretaries, St. Mary’s School

smcdcs@dor.org 394-1220, x17

Parish Pastoral Council

Chairperson: Melanie Soberon Council Members: Bob Cownie (Vice Chairperson), Dick Scott (Secretary), Brent Hall, Paula Foster, Donna Mathis, Chris Neubecker, Clare DeMarco, Sara M. Bodine, Laura Barone, Mary Connolly, Bethann Miller, and Angela Rockmaker Ex officio members: Fr. Clifford Dorkenoo, Ann Marie Deutsch, Deacon Claude Lester, Deacon Michael McGuire, Jeanette Williams Housecamp, Tony DiPrima, Nick Laskowski, Amy Corron, and Sarah Eaton

Parish Finance Council

Chairperson: Mike O’Donnell Council Members: Kathy Revier, Jean Guzek, Jim Weisbeck, Colleen Delaney, Andy Yudichak, and Rick McMullen

St. Benedict Parish Office and School Information

Church Name: St Benedict Roman Catholic Parish City, State East Bloomfield, NY / Canandaigua, NY File Name: 06-0088 Phone: 585-394-1220 Contact/Editor: Amy Corron, Communications stbenedictcommunications@gmail.com

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