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We are one

in the Spirit,

We are one

in the Lord.

Holy Ghost Church

250 Coldwater Road

~ Mass Times ~

Sunday

9:00AM & 11:30AM

St. Helen Church

310 Hinchey Road

~ Mass Times ~

Saturday 4:00PM

Sunday 5:00PM

St. Jude Church

4100 Lyell Road

~ Mass Times ~

Saturday 5:00PM

Sunday 8:30AM

11:30AM Vietnamese Mass

Office: 585-247-4322

Fax: 585-429-5111

Pastor ~ Rev Michael Schramel

Parochial Vicar ~ Fr. Sylvester Bioh

Parochial Vicar ~ Fr. John Vu

May 27, 2018

Website: www.theparishoftheholyfamily.org

The Parish of the

Xin mời xem “ Bản Tin Cộng Đoàn Chúa Phục Sinh” ở trang số 7

The Vietnamese Community News on page 7

Our Mission

The Parish

of the Holy Family

is devoted to

sharing the kingdom of

God: making disciples

through word, worship,

fellowship, service and

love.

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What is Adoration?

Adoration is one of the five main types of prayer.

·Blessing and Adoration

·Prayer of Petition

·Prayer of Intercession

·Prayer of Thanksgiving

·Prayer of Praise

Eucharistic Adoration (or Adoration for short) is simply adoring or honoring

the Eucharistic Presence of Christ. The Body of Christ in the form of a

consecrated Host is placed in a Monstrance (open receptacle) for veneration.

5 things to do to help you pray during adoration:

1.Be Patient

2.Bring Scripture

3.Pray the Rosary

4.Listen to Praise and Worship Music

5.Be okay with Silence

Eucharistic Adoration will be offered Saturday, June 2 and Sunday June 3

before the following masses:

Before the 4PM Mass starting at 3:15PM

Before the 5PM Mass starting at 4:15PM

and Between 9AM and 11:30AM

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Saturday & Sunday, May 26/27

8:00AM-HG/FJ Vietnamese Mass

4:00PM-SH/FS Stanley Kowalski Jr. by Eleanor Kane

5:00PM-SJ/FJ Deceased Members of Azer & Webb Families

by Family

8:30AM-SJ/FM Rose Giudice by Kim Cagle & Sheila Accorso

9:00AM-HG/FS Shari Miranda by Mom

11:30AM-HG/FS Mary Murphy by Winnie Lyons

11:30AM-SJ/FJ Vietnamese Mass

5:00PM-SH/FM Christopher Napoli & Joseph Donofrio

by Family

Monday, May 28 - MEMORIAL DAY - Parish Office Closed

8:15AM-HG Beverly Longbine by Elaine Sullivan

9:00AM-SJ Josephine Scocca by Family

6:00PM-HG Vietnamese Mass

Tuesday, May 29

7:30AM-SJ

8:15AM-HG Birthday Delio DiCesare by Daughter, Mirella


Wednesday, May 30

8:15AM-HG Carmella & Dominic Dentino by Family

Thursday, May 31

7:30AM-SJ Sean O’Shea by 7:30AM Morning Mass Group

9:00PM-SJ John & Amalia Mancini by Maria Grieco


Friday, June 1

9:00AM-SJ Libbie Rosati by Sue Debole


Saturday & Sunday, June 2/3

8:00AM-HG/FJ Vietnamese Mass

4:00PM-SH/PS Onorato & Bernice Fallone by Family

5:00PM-SJ/HB Mary Mistretta

by Dominic & Linda D’Ambrosia

8:30AM-SJ/ Joan Tannous Zeppetella

by Peter & Daryl Faris & Family

9:00AM-HG/ Jeff Kilker by Wife & Family

11:30AM-HG/ Barbara Spinelli by Keating Family

11:30AM-SJ/FJ Vietnamese Mass

5:00PM-SH/ Deceased Military Members who Died in

Defense of our Country

FM - Fr. Mike /FS - Fr. Sylvester / FJ - Fr. John

PS - Patrick Shanley / HB - Herb Bietry

Sun, May 27

Mon, May 28 MEMORIAL DAY - PARISH OFFICE CLOSED

1:30PM-HG-Bible Study-NHSR

7PM-SH-Men’s Bible Study-OFF SITE

Tue, May 29 7PM-HG-Bible Study-NH South Room

Wed, May 30 7PM-SJ-Choir Rehearsal-CH

Thurs, May 31 12:30PM-HG-Women’s Faith Sharing-NH

5PM-SJ-Next-to-New Sale-PLC

7PM-SJ-Blue Army-CH

Fri, June 1 9AM-Next-to-New Sale-PLC

9AM-SJ-First Friday Devotions-CH

Sat, June 2 9AM-SJ-Next-to-New Sale-PLC

9AM-SH-Pre-Cana Workshop-PC

9AM-SJ-First Saturday Devotions-CH

Sun, June 3 10AM-HG-Summer Program Helper Mtg-NH

Holy Ghost

In Thanksgiving of:

ALL MILITARY MEN AND WOMEN St. Helen

In Loving Memory of: MARY EMANUELE by Linda & Patrick McGrain

St. Jude

In Loving Memory of: MICHAEL SOKOLSKI by Rosemary Cardamone

Key:

CH=Church PC=Parish Center

GP=Gathering Place PLC=Parish Life Center

NH=Nellis Hall LLMR=Lower Level Main Room

NHSR=Nellis Hall-South Room

ST. HELEN WORSHIP SITE TO GET NEW ROOF!

Starting on Thursday, May 17 morning masses that are

held at St. Helen at 7:30AM will be held at St. Jude

Worship Site at the same time - 7:30AM.

Morning Mass will resume at St. Helen beginning Tuesday,

June 12 at 7:30AM.

The work will not effect weekend Masses. Weekend

Masses will still be held at St. Helen Worship Site.

There will be a communal anointing of

the sick on the weekend of June 2/3

after all masses.

STAFF MEETING - The Parish Office will close at

noon on Tuesday, May 29 for an All staff meeting.

The office will reopen on Wednesday, May 30 at

9AM.

Wedding Banns Please pray for our young couples as they prepare

for the sacrament of marriage ~

II Courtney Miranda & John Witkowski

I Christina Donofrio & Peter Urban

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SPONSORED BY

THE PARISH OF THE HOLY FAMILY

ST. JUDE’S WORSHIP SITE

FAITH FORMATION CENTER

DAYS & TIMES:

THURSDAY, MAY 31 5PM TO 8PM

FRIDAY, JUNE 1 9AM TO 7PM

SATURDAY, JUNE 2 9AM TO 3PM

Linens, Glassware, Electronics,

Furniture, Books, Toys, Jewelry,

Sporting Goods & Much More!

Baked Goods & Concessions available

Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

ATTENTION BAKERS:

We need your help for our NEXT-TO-NEW SALE!!

An important part of our sale is the delicious baked goods. We need

donated baked goods (nothing that has to be refrigerated please) we can

sell in our bakery booth.

If you would like to help by making something for the sale, please drop

your baked goods off at the St. Jude Faith Formation Center on Wednesday evening, May 30

between 6 and 8PM. Any questions, contact Sharon Campione at 352-3767. Thank You for your

help.

NOVENA TO THE MADONNA DEI MIRACOLI

(Our Lady of Miracles)

Please join us at our St. Jude Worship Site

Thursday, June 7 through Friday June 15

Thursday, June 7 7PM Opening Mass of Novena with Celebrant Fr. John Vu

followed by Rosary and Novena Prayers

Friday, June 8 7PM Novena Mass with Celebrant Fr. Anthony Mugavero


Saturday, June 9 5PM Novena Mass followed by Rosary and Novena Prayers

Sunday, June 10 8:30AM Novena Mass followed by Rosary and Novena Prayers

Monday, June 11 7PM Novena Mass with Celebrant Most Reverend Matthew Clark


Tuesday, June 12 7PM Pro-Life Mass with Celebrant Fr. George Heyman


Wednesday, June 13 7PM Distribution of Blessed Bread

Novena Mass with Celebrant Fr. Sylvester Bioh


Thursday, June 14 7PM Novena Mass with Celebrant Fr. John Vu


Friday, June 15 6PM Procession

6:30PM Closing Mass with Celebrant Fr. George Heyman

Knights of Columbus Color Corps

Refreshments provided in the Parish Life Center

For more information, contact Anna Maria Pietropaolo - 368-0392

SAVE YOUR BABY ITEMS!

Donations for our 17th Annual

Baby Shower will be donated to

The Women’s Care Center.

Boxes will be in in each

Gathering Place beginning

June 2/3. Last weekend to donate will be June 23/24.

Donations of new or gently used and clean baby layettes,

newborn, toddler and children’s clothes will be accepted.

Also, car seats, high chairs, baby toys, disposable diapers,

crib sheets and Enfamil formula are needed. If you would

like to volunteer to clean and sort items after the

collection weekend, please call Linda Sorbello at

247-0056. Your help will be greatly appreciated.

WHAT IS FIRST FRIDAY DEVOTION?

This practice is a tradition at our St. Jude worship

site. There are many who do not understand what

this devotion is and we would like to encourage

anyone who would like to find out to join us and

spend some extra time in prayer and the presence

of our Lord.

First Friday Mass begins at 9:00AM. After Mass there is

Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament and First Friday prayers.

Private prayer and exposition continue until 3PM. At 3PM there is

the recitation of Divine Mercy Chaplet followed by Benediction

around 3:10PM the Blessed Sacrament is Reposed.

NEW BANNERS FOR OUR WORSHIP SITE

We would like to purchase some new seasonal

banners for each of our worship sites. We need to

buy one stand for each site and several banners. We

are looking to the generosity of our parishioners to

help off-set the cost. Stands are $150 each and

banners are $50 each. If you are financially able to

help, please call Ron or Debbie S. at the Parish

Office. Thank you so very much.

PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY Will not meet the 1st weekend for June.

They will meet on . . . . Saturday, June 9 at 10AM

(2nd weekend of month) in the Parish Office-Lower Level

The next Social Ministry Meeting will be

held on Monday, June 4, 2018 at 6PM in

Nellis Hall. All are welcome to attend.

We will begin with a Pot Luck Supper.

All are asked to bring a dish to pass. Following the supper, we will

have a short business meeting to discuss our non-profit donations

and our next meeting in September.

THE PARISH OF THE HOLY FAMILY

Family Qualifications:

-Registered members of The Parish of the Holy Family

-Active participants in the Parish Community

(Ex. Church Projects, Committees, Liturgical Ministries, etc.)

Student Qualifications:

-Graduating High School Senior

-Active participant in The Parish of the Holy Family’s

Music Ministry

-Plans continuing contributions to Music Ministry after graduation

How to Apply:

To be considered for this scholarship, students must compose a short

essay (1-2 pages) addressing the following questions:

-How have you contributed to The Parish of the Holy Family’s Music

Ministry?

-How has participation in Music Ministry affected you?

-How will this scholarship contribute to your future in Music Ministry?

All essays must include the Student’s Name, Address, and Phone Num-

ber and are due no later than Monday, June 4, 2018 to:

The Parish of the Holy Family

Attn: Music Ministry Scholarship 4100 Lyell Road Rochester, N.Y. 14606

DID YOU KNOW?

We depend greatly on the time and talent that our

parishioners give through volunteering. At times it

can be challenging to keep our three facilities running

smoothly. We are so grateful to all those who are

willing to jump in and lend a helping hand for any

amount of time they may have to offer. Whether it’s

once a month, once a week or a one time job. We

need YOUR help! Call the Parish Office.

Considering joining Parish

Council? If the Holy Spirit is

nudging you in that direction,

come to our next meeting on

June 11 at 7PM. We meet at

St. Jude’s lower level meeting

room. There are currently

three openings on the Council. Bring your talents,

knowledge and expertise to help your Parish. If you

would like more information, please contact our

current chair, Jennifer Alwardt, at 585-319-4280 or

[email protected]. Hope to see you there!

SPRING HAS SPRUNG IN ROCHESTER

Come see our volunteers about $25 Garden Factory Gift Cards after weekend Masses (also

available at the Parish office) through the end of June. If you have any questions, please contact one of the following: Marg Commercial: 247-4584 ([email protected]) Anita Principi: 271-2919 ([email protected]) Greg Westbrook: 426-1287 ([email protected])

Gift cards are for live plants only.

Part-time Maintenance Worker Needed

We are looking for a part-time Maintenance worker to join

our maintenance staff at the Parish.

The primary responsibility would be at the Holy Ghost

Church location working 3 days a week or

20-25 hours each week.

Anyone interested should inquiry at the parish office 247-4322 ext. 104 for a

complete job description.

How cool is it that the same God that created

mountains and oceans and galaxies looked at you

and thought the world needed one of you too.

Hosted by Fr. Mike . . . A trip to

GERMANY, PRAGUE & AUSTRIA

Featuring the Passion Play of Oberammergau

12 days: August 25-September 5, 2020

Visiting:

Berlin - Dresden - Prague - Cesky Krumlov - Vienna -

Salzburg - Munich

$4029 from New York (Air/land tour price $3579 plus $450 government

taxes/airline surcharges.)

Want more information? E-mail Fr. Mike:

[email protected]

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Summer Program

Grades K-6

July 9 - July 20, 2018

8:30AM - Noon

St. Jude worship site

For more information please contact

Rose Dunning at 247-4322 ext. 140 Calling All Youth In Grades 7 through 12

Volunteer to help with Summer Program 2018

WE NEED YOU! Watch for training dates!

May you always know the Peace of Jesus,

the light of His Love

& the joy of His life within you. Amen.

May 20, 2018 - 11:30AM Mass Matthew McIntyre, Imogen Gouveia, & Giovanna Zona

Bản Tin Cộng Đoàn Chúa Phục Sinh/ Vietnamese Community News!

THÔNG BÁO

† Hội Chúa Tình Thương thông báo

*Mỗi Chúa Nhật đầu tháng các hội viên sẽ họp.

*Mỗi Chúa Nhật thứ Nhì của tháng hội viên sẽ đi làm phục vụ Tông Đồ cho người homeless. Hội chân thành chào đón: quí hội viên mới, hoặc nếu quí vị nào chỉ muốn tham gia vào công việc Tông Đồ phục vụ người vô gia cư thì xin mời đến với hội vào mỗi ngày Chúa nhật thứ Nhì hàng tháng. Mọi đóng góp về thực phẩm hay tài chánh đều được đón nhận.

† Hội Các Bà Mẹ thông báo

Hội Các Bà Mẹ sẽ họp vào Chúa Nhật thứ Nhì, hai tháng một lần, lúc 10 giờ sáng. Lần họp kế tiếp sẽ là Chúa Nhật ngày 8 tháng 7. Kính mời quí hội viên tham dự đông đủ.

† Ca đoàn Cecilia thông báo

Ca đoàn tập hát vào mỗi sáng Chúa Nhật lúc 10 giờ, tại văn phòng giáo xứ. Kính mời anh chị em có điều kiện cùng đến tham dự.

“Vậy các con hãy đi giảng dạy muôn dân, làm phép rửa cho họ nhân danh Cha, và Con, và Thánh Thần .” (Mt 28, 16-20)

Next to New sales - St. Jude

- Thứ Năm (31/5) : 5pm – 8pm

- Thứ Sáu (1/6) : 9am – 7pm

- Thứ Bảy (2/6) : 9am – 3pm

Xin cộng đoàn đến ủng hộ chương trình gây quỹ này của giáo xứ. Quí vị có nhã ý ủng hộ chả giò và cơm chiên xin liên lạc chị Hồng.

Hành Hương Missouri (2/8—5/8) :

Qúi vị muốn ghi danh hay muốn biết thêm chi tiết xin liên lạc với anh Xuân.

Ngày cuối cùng để ghi danh là 31/5.

Budgeted Weekly: $16,779

Collection for 5/20/18: $12,566

Variance: $(-4,213)

Budget: Actual: Variance:

$813,913 $807,220 $(-6,693)

CMA Goal: $137,267

Pledged: $120,251

Percentage: 88% Donors: 685

FINANCIAL UPDATE FISCAL YEAR JULY 1, 2017 - JUNE 30, 2018

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REGISTRATION REQUEST FORM

It is always a great joy

to welcome new

members to our

Community.

Are you interested in

becoming a member

of the Holy Family Community or would

you like further information on our parish?

Please cut this coupon out and put it in the

collection basket.

We will then have a member of our

Welcoming Committee contact you to

complete the Registration Form and/or

share information with you.

Name_______________________________

Address______________________________

____________________________________

Phone _______________________________

Email Address: ________________________

PAVER UPDATE

There has been people asking when the

installation of the pavers would start, so here's an

update for you! The first batch of pavers have

been engraved and will be picked up in the next week or two. I recently had

foot surgery, and just got off crutches, so I haven't had a chance to begin the

prep work. I hope to start the Manger platform in 3 weeks, if my doctor

clears me. St. Helen and Holy Ghost should be completed by the end of

June. Holy Ghost Cemetery will be more involved as we hope to tie in the

patio with a Garden Factory project.

In the mean time, feel free to keep this fundraiser going! Contact your

friends, neighbors, relatives, and favorite businesses, letting them know of the

opportunity! Thanks for your support in this project. ~ Mitch Hetko

CATHOLIC MINISTIRES APPEAL

Next weekend, June 2/3, we will have our third special collection to

help reduce the shortfall of our Catholic Ministries Appeal. As shown

above the goal has not yet been reached and we are obligated to make

up any deficit. Hopefully, these collections will aid in reducing that

deficit.

Envelopes will be in the pews prior to the collection and can be

dropped into the collection at any time. We ask for your support,

especially to those who have not yet made a pledge directly to CMA.

Thank you for your generosity and thoughtfulness.

1st Reading - Exodus 24:3-8 2nd Reading - Hebrews 9:11-15 Gospel - Mark 14:12-16, 22-26

Introduction: When bringing our dog, Oreo, home from the vet my wife’s finger was pierced

through by the leash clip when Oreo rushed forward. With one end of the leash fastened to a pulling

dog, which she was restraining with her uninjured hand, and the clip on the other end of the leash

embedded through my wife’s finger, she called to our teenage son for help removing the clip.

Though having just completed a First Aid course, he looked at the clip protruding through the flesh

of her finger and cringing and grimacing, said, “I can’t, I can’t do it.” The sight of the pierced bleed-

ing hand almost sickened him. Many of us can identify with him as we have said or heard another say

to us, “I can’t stand the sight of blood.”

What is it about blood that has this affect on us? It isn’t the beautiful, deep red color of blood

that gets to us but the fact that the blood represents the pain and suffering associated with spilling it.

Yet for Christians the world over, the pierced Body and Blood of Jesus has become precious, not something to cringe at and

shrink from but rather to remember, appreciate, and adore. We honor the Body and Blood of Jesus because of the pain, suffering

and sacrifice it represents, and the saving effect it has.

We would all be shocked and highly offended if someone treated the Eucharist with disdain, or partook of it with a cavalier

attitude. How can we insure that we properly honor, appreciate, and express gratitude to Jesus for shedding His blood, and giving

His body to secure our salvation? This week’s second Scripture reading provides some insight. We can do this by cooperating with

the eternal intent and purpose for which it was shed; to “purify your conscience from dead works to serve the living God.”

Three purposes are revealed here. First His Body and Blood should “purify your conscience.” Which in fact it does, as Jesus’

sacrifice of His Body and Blood on our behalf, brings forgiveness and cleansing from every stain of sin. However, this purification

should not simply be a theological reality but also should be an experiential cleansing from the “dead works” that defile us. This

cleansing is expressed in real repentance and true conversion. In addition, appreciation for the Body and Blood of Christ should

constrain, or impel us forward, so that we no longer live for ourselves but live to “serve the living God.” This is the efficacious

cycle that should be our spiritual reality. The Body and Blood of Christ should effect cleansing from sin within us, bring

transformation to us, and mobilization of us to serve Him. These are the eternal purposes for which Jesus gives us His Body

and Blood. We can honor both it and Jesus’ purpose by eagerly participating in this cycle.

Ambrose, bishop of Milan, speaking of the Eucharist, “… recounts many of the miracles described in the Scriptures, including

Christ’s birth of the Virgin Mary, and then turning to the work of creation, concludes this: ‘Surely the Word of Christ, which

could make out of nothing that which did not exist, can change things already in existence into what they were not. For it is not

less extraordinary to give things new natures than to change their natures.’ ”

This mystery of faith which we profess each Sunday as we receive the Eucharist, is reinforced and validated by us as we

cooperate with the Holy Spirit to ensure that a similar process takes place within us. For the Spirit also works in us changing us

into what we are not, by implanting within us His new nature; “Therefore, if any one is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old has

passed away, behold, the new has come.” (2 Corinthians 5:17)

SUNDAY READINGS - June 3, 2018 - The Most Holy Body and Blood of Jesus

ST. HELEN

SPARKLE WORKERS - TEAM 3

POPPY SEED POTATO SALAD

Cook 3 pounds sliced red potatoes in salted simmering water, about 8

minutes. Drain, then toss with 1/4 cup each chicken broth and white

wine; let sit 5 minutes. Whisk 1/3 cup white wine vinegar, 3 tbsps.

Dijon mustard, 1 tablespoon poppy seeds and a pinch of sugar in a

bowl; whisk in 1/2 cup olive oil, and salt and pepper. Toss with the

potatoes, then chill 2 hours. Top with chives.

SACRAMENT INFORMATION Holy Family Office

4100 Lyell Rd, Rochester NY 14606

585-247-4322

Pastor ~ Fr. Mike Schramel

x101 [email protected]

Parochial Vicar ~ Fr. Sylvester Bioh


Parochial Vicar ~ Fr. John Vu


Deacon

Deacon Herb Bietry - 585-247-4322

[email protected]

Deacon Patrick Shanley - 585-586-7725

[email protected]

Pastoral Associate

Ron McMillan


Youth Faith Formation

Debbie DiFilippo


Rose Dunning


Youth Ministry

Rose Dunning


Liturgy and Music

Craig Kemp, Liturgy & Music x137

[email protected]

Rebecca Kemp, Music 247-4322

[email protected]

Office Staff

Sandy Bleier, Business Manager


Peggy Brown, Part-time Secretary


Jackie Feeney, Part-time Secretary


Susan Hosie, Bookkeeper


Kathy Osterberg, Finance Director


Debbie Sumner, Administrative Assistant


Cemetery

Peggy Brown, Cemetery Coordinator


Reconciliation

Holy Ghost: First Saturday of the month 3:30-4:30PM or by appointment.

St. Helen: Saturday at 3:15 - 3:45PM or by appointment.

St Jude: Second through fifth Saturday of the month

3:30-4:30PM or by appointment.

Baptism Baptisms are celebrated at weekend Masses (by appointment only).

Participation in a Baptism preparation session is required.

To register, contact the Parish Office at least three months in advance.

Precana Offered three times a year (October, January and June) Call the Parish

Office to register. (Classes fill quickly )

Marriage To be married at one of our three worship sites please contact the Parish

Office at least six to nine months before the date you want to be married.

RCIA If you are interested in wanting to know more about the Catholic Faith or

becoming Catholic contact the Parish Office.

Everyone can use more prayer. Anyone, regardless of age, can request

prayer of any purpose - spiritual, physical, emotional health, loss of a

loved one or family problems. To activate the Prayer Tree call the Parish

Office at 585-247-4322 with the person’s first name and a brief description

of the need. Soon many more people will be praying for your concern.

Anyone who would like to be a part of this ministry, please call Debbie

Sumner at ext. 107.

MINISTRY TO THE SICK

Please contact the Parish Office concerning the needs of

the sick, hospitalized or shut-ins. For those unable to

attend Mass regularly, Holy Communion can be brought

to them at their request.

MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY - 9AM TO 3PM

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