"So I say to you, ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you. ~ Luke 11:9-10

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1 The Parish of the February 18, 2018 Pastor ~ Rev Michael Schramel Parochial Vicar ~ Fr. Sylvester Bioh Parochial Vicar ~ Fr. John Vu We are one in the Spirit, We are one in the Lord. Website: Xin mời xem Ba n Tin Cô ng Đoa n Chu a Phu c Sinh ở trang số 7 The Vietnamese Community News on page 7 "So I say to you, ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you. ~ Luke 11:9-10 The RCIA process has several distinct stages. "The rite of Christian initiation is designed for adults who, after hearing the mystery of Christ proclaimed, consciously and freely seek the living God and enter the way of faith and conversion as the Holy Spirit opens their hearts. By God's help they will be strengthened spiritually during their preparation and at the proper time will receive the sacraments fruitfully." Many adults entering the Catholic Church, or those just thinking about it, follow a process known as the RCIA the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults. Inquiry: the initial period before you decide to enter the Catholic Church. You re asking questions and checking it out, but aren t yet ready to commit. Catechumenate: those who decide to enter the Church and are being trained for a life in Christ are called catechumens, an ancient name from the early Church. In this stage, you re developing your faith and are being catechized learning catechism, or the basic points about Catholic faith and life. Purification and preparation: The Church will help you focus and intensify your faith as you prepare you to commit your life to Christ and be received into the Church at Easter. If you re following the RCIA process, you ll go through a beautiful series of Gospel-based meditations during Lent, which is the time frame of this period. 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: Fax: Initiation itself, the culmination of the whole process! You re received into the Church during the Easter Vigil Mass, where you ll receive the sacraments of initiation: baptism, confirmation, and Eucharist. (If you ve already been baptized, you won t be baptized again.) Mystagogy: after reception into the Church at Easter, this period lets you reflect and learn more about the mysteries of the Mass and the Sacraments that you now participate in fully. The following people will be walking a journey of faith leading them to initiation into our Faith Community at Easter Vigil on Saturday, March 31. Please pray for them throughout the Lenten Season. Jodi Curtis Gabriel DiGiovanni Chiffon Lungill-Conyer Isabel Werner Lilianna Curtis Jessica DiGiovanni Samantha Massetta David Werner Lynette Curtis Drew Dunning Alissa Rifenburg James Werner Mina Curtis Tan Huynh Charlotte Werner Norma Werner Follow us on Facebook - Parishoftheholyfamily 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.

2 Sun, Feb 18 Mon, Feb 19 Tue, Feb 20 Wed, Feb 21 NO Sr. Youth Group Meeting OFFICE CLOSED 1:30PM-SH-Bible Study-GP 7PM-SH-Men s Bible Study-GP 7PM-HG-Bible Study-NH South Room 7PM-SH-Bereavement Group-GP NO Jr. Youth Group Meeting Thurs, Feb 22 12:30PM-HG-Women s Faith Sharing-NH 4:30PM-SH-Lenten Retreat First Session 6PM-SH-Girl Scouts-PC Fri, Feb 23 Sat, Feb 24 Sun, Feb 25 4:30PM-SJ-Stations of the Cross-CH 5PM-SJ-Fish Fry-PLC NO Sr. Youth Group Meeting Holy Ghost In Thanksgiving for ALL FARMWORKERS St. Helen In Loving Memory of: LUIGI & ANGELA ANTONELLI by Family St. Jude In Loving Prayer for: JOHN SCIBILIA by John F. Schibley UNSCHEDULED MASSES AND LAMPS We have masses that have not been scheduled with a Mass Intention. Any unscheduled Mass one year or older will be scheduled unless we receive a call to schedule it. If you re not sure if your mass has been scheduled, please call the office. Please stop in at the office to schedule a new Intention or Sanctuary Lamp. Your intention can be scheduled for any one of our three worship sites. Dates Available: Holy Ghost: 2/28, 3/5, 3/6, 3/11 St. Helen: 2/27, 3/1, 3/8 St. Jude: 2/26, 3/5 JUMP START YOUR MORNING WITH PRAYER by saying the Rosary at 7AM in St. Helen's Chapel, Tuesday through Friday. COME PRAY THE ROSARY Tuesdays at 6PM we will pray the Rosary in our Holy Ghost Chapel. Thursday Rosary NEW TIME: 2:15PM starting February 15 through the season of Lent. We will resume meeting at 5PM on April 5. Saturday & Sunday, February 17/18 4:00PM-SH/FM Marie Quercia by Creekview Nursing Home Ministry 5:00PM-SJ/FS Special Intentions of our Homebound 8:30AM-SJ/FM Charles Marcera 9:00AM-HG/FS Frankie Valente by Grandma 11:30AM-HG/FS Gaetano Cusanno by Wife & Family 11:30AM-SJ/FJ Vietnamese Mass 5:00PM-SH/FM Maryjane Cerretto Rowley by John & Michele Caceci Monday, February 19 8:15AM-HG Peter Carlin 9:00AM-SJ Anniversary Tom Parker by Don Kuhman 6:00PM-SH Vietnamese Mass Tuesday, February 20 7:30AM-SH Mary Medema 8:15AM-HG Howard Gooch Lockhart 6:00PM-SH Vietnamese Mass Wednesday, February 21 7:30AM-SH Prayer & Communion Service 8:15AM-HG Donald Roche by Estate Thursday, February 22 7:30AM-SH Mary Koellmel by M/M John Bagen 9:00AM-SJ Special Intention-Birthday of Danielle Bleier by Family 6:00PM-SH Vietnamese Mass Friday, February 23 7:30AM-SH Prayer & Communion Service 9:00AM-SJ Deceased Members Nelson & Randall Families by Family 6:00PM-SH Vietnamese Mass Saturday & Sunday, February 24/25 4:00PM-SH/FS Alessandro & Sabina Grande by Daughter & Family 5:00PM-SJ/FM Birthday Salvatore Burgio by Wife & Family 8:30AM-SJ/FS Joan Tannous Zeppetella 9:00AM-HG/FM Jennie Piarulli by Gerald & Marilynn Santangelo 11:30AM-HG/FM Joseph DiNella by Family 11:30AM-SJ/FJ Vietnamese Mass 5:00PM-SH/FS Jackie Alletto by Husband Tom & Family FM - Fr. Mike /FS - Fr. Sylvester / FJ - Fr. John PS - Patrick Shanley / HB - Herb Bietry THE YEAR OF THE EUCHARIST In an ever changing world the Holy Eucharist is a constant reminder of the great reality of God s changeless love. ~ Mother Teresa PARISH OFFICE CLOSED The Parish office will be closed on Monday, February 19 in observance of President s Day. We will reopen on Tuesday, February 20 at 9AM. 2

3 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22 ST. HELEN WORSHIP SITE PRESENTER: LIBRADA PAZ BOARD MEMBER OF RURAL MIGRANT MINISTRY SINCE st Session 4:30PM ~ Soup Supper 5:30PM ~ 2nd Repeat Session 6:30PM Librada Paz was 15 years old when she came to the United States and started working on farms picking fruit and vegetables. During her high school years she was involved with Hispanic Youth Leadership and that is where she became more aware of the injustices that migrant workers are subject to. Years later she became a board member of the Rural Migrant Ministry and continues to fight for farmworker s rights for more respect and be valued for the work they do. Knights of Columbus Council hosting Through March PM at St. Jude Parish Life Center Beer Battered, Breaded or Baked Fish Dinner Macaroni & Cheese Dinner Roll Dessert Coffee ~ Tea ~ Water Sides: French Fries ~ Onion Rings ~ Mac & Cheese ~ Cole Slaw $10 per person $5 for children 5 to 12 years old Under 5 years old Free ENCOUNTER MAJD In Iraq, we encounter Majd and his family, people forced to flee violence, searching for stability. How are we called to welcome the stranger in our midst? How can you support those, worldwide, who are forced to flee their homes to find safety or better opportunities? FIFTH ANNUAL DAY OF PENANCE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14 NOON - 7PM ST. JUDE WORSHIP SITE As part of the 150th Anniversary of the Diocese of Rochester, our diocese will celebrate the Fifth Annual Day of Penance. For more details and for ways to prepare for the Sacrament check out BEST LENT EVER! Lent comes every year. It s meant to be a time when we invite God to help us become the-best-version-of-ourselves. But for many of us, Lent isn t a transformative experience. It s a time when we give up chocolate or something else we enjoy, then go back to it at Easter. This year you can change that with the BEST LENT EVER. You ll receive daily s with short inspirational videos, practical tips for your everyday life and real stories to encourage you in your journey. All you have to do is sign up at Dynamic- Catholic.com/BestLent. ABSTINENCE AND FASTING STATIONS OF THE CROSS Please join us at 4:30PM for the Stations of the Cross at our St. Jude Worship site each Friday of Lent, with the exception of Good Friday. Share in Jesus journey of love for us! Afterwards, if you choose, stop by and join the family for a fish fry in the Parish Life Center at 5PM. The Fridays of Lent are days of abstinence (no meat) in the United States. Good Friday is a day of strict fast and abstinence. The obligation of Abstinence (not eating meat) begins at the age of 14. The law of fasting (only one full meal and two lighter meals - no eating between meals) applies to all those between the ages of

4 ROCHESTER CATHOLIC WOMEN'S CONFERENCE DATE: Saturday March 10, 2018 PLACE: Aquinas Institute, 1127 Dewey Avenue, Rochester, N. Y TIME: 7:00AM Doors Open / 8:00AM Mass / 3:30PM End Time This years RCWC Proudly Presents : THE POWER OF THE EUCHARIST Speakers: Dr. Edward Sri and Mrs. Danielle Bean Glorifying God and Sanctifying the World The theme this year, The Power of the Eucharist, Glorifying God and Sanctifying the World, is familiar to each of us as we continue to celebrate our Diocesan Year of the Eucharist as a way to commemorate the 150th anniversary of our Diocese of Rochester. The Conference this year will be from 8AM until 3:30PM. It includes Continental Breakfast and Lunch and again this year there will be vendors of Religious articles. The cost is $50.00 for purchase by sending a Check to RCWC, P.O. Box 883, Pittsford, N. Y or you can register online at The cost for online registration is $ There will be information in the Gathering Areas of the three Churches or you can call Linda Sorbello at for answers to any questions you might have. Seats are limited, so if you are interested, please register early. PREPLANNING YOUR FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS In Life, we plan for the most important occasions; birth, weddings & anniversaries. However, funeral arrangements do not seem to be mentioned in this conversation. Life is very fragile and unpredictable and when death happens many families find it hard to make decisions for their loved ones within the short span of time that s offered. We offer the opportunity to preplan your Funeral Mass and to make your own choices, therefore ease some of the arrangements that a family faces at a time of loss. If you are interested in doing this, call Ron McMillan at ext WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU PUT ITALIANS AND IRISH TOGETHER?? AN EVENING OF GOOD FOOD & GREAT FUN! SATURDAY, MARCH 17 AT NELLIS HALL The Men s Club is hosting a St. Pat's/St. Joe's dinner to honor St. Patrick's (March 17) and St. Joseph's (March 19) feast days. Come and join us for food, fun, and merriment. $10 per person or $15 per couple Doors open at 6:15 Cheese and Crackers at 6:30PM Dinner Buffet at 7PM Dinner Menu: Pasta & Meatballs Greens and Beans Italian Bread Ham & Potatoes Salad Dessert 4 Tickets available in the Parish office or after Masses starting the weekend of February 24/25-March 10/11 - Final date to buy Tickets is March 14

5 HAVE FURNITURE YOU NO LONGER NEED? Let us pray that all parents may be able to entrust their children s vocation to the Lord, so they can bring others to God through ministry in the church. MONTHLY BEREAVEMENT GROUP February 20, 2018 Understanding the Six Needs of Mourning Accept the reality of the death, let yourself feel the pain of the loss, remember the person who died, develop a new self-identity, search for meaning and let others help you, now and always. If you would like to find out more or have questions, please call Ron McMillan at x139 If you re downsizing or remodeling and have furniture in good condition you no longer need, we would appreciate it if you would consider donating it to the next-to-new sale. With winter weather upon us, pick-up will be on hiatus until the spring. Pick -up will resume in April... Or sooner if we have a mild winter... Here s hoping! FORMED is a revolutionary digital platform that offers a wealth of informative and entertaining Catholic audio talks, ebooks, feature films, documentaries, and video-based study programs from trusted providers like Catholic Answers, Sophia Press, Knights of Columbus, Ignatius Press, St. Paul Center and more. Register by visiting: (Parish Code: Z8ZDVH) Code is case sensitive The Men's club had their annual Valentine's Dinner on Thursday, February 8. During the evening, the men introduced their guest and presented them with a rose. The men also recognized Greg Westbrook who served as president of the club from 2015 to Greg assumed the role of president following Don Ioannone who founded the club in 2011 and served as President till DIOCESE OF ROCHESTER PERMANENT DIACONATE: The deacon is a man of faith, who is called from the community that already recognizes his dedication to service. He makes a lifetime commitment to serving the People of God by proclaiming the Word, assisting and presiding at liturgies, and ministering in the areas of charity and social justice. A deacon gives witness to his availability to the community by addressing present and emerging needs of the Church. The Diocese is inviting interested men of strong and active faith, who can demonstrate a record of service in the communities in which they live, work and worship, who may wish to explore a possible call to ordained ministry as a permanent deacon, to first speak with their pastor for an initial conversation. They may also contact Deacon Edward Giblin, Director of the Office of the Permanent Diaconate, at edward.giblin@dor.org, for additional information. A potential candidate must be at least 35 years of age and no older than 62 years of age at the time of ordination after a five (5) year period of formation. He must be in good health, emotionally mature, have stable relationships and must have the wholehearted support of his wife (if married) and family to enter the phase of inquiry. Because the parish is the primary experience of Church for most inquirers, the parish community is asked as well to invite from among its members men who exhibit strong faith and a spirit of service and encourage them to consider a possible vocation to the permanent diaconate. Fr. Sylvester s Song... Fr. Sylvester taught parishioners a short song last weekend at the end of Mass at St. Helen and Holy Ghost worship sites... Here are the words, so the NEXT time we will be able to sing along!! Great things happen when God mixes with us HoHoo. (2 times) Great things, beautiful, wonderful things! NOCTURNAL ADORATION SOCIETY Jesus awaits us in this sacrament of love. (St. John Paul II) Please be with us to deepen your joy of a loving, personal relationship with Jesus. We pray the Office of the Blessed Sacrament, which includes exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, psalms, spiritual readings, prayers, and silent adoration. All are welcome Saturday, February 24, 7 to 8PM, at St. Jude Worship Site. We meet on the last Saturday each month.

6 Mark your Calendars Summer Program Grades K-6 July 9 through July :30AM and end at Noon at our St. Jude worship site Watch your for registration forms that were sent out February 1, For more information please contact Rose Dunning at ext K Run for Adults and Youth And 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk St. Lawrence Church 1000 N. Greece Road, Rochester, NY Saturday, May 5, 2018 ADDITIONAL DETAILS COMING SOON! High School Lenten Retreat St. Jude Worship Site March 10, 2018 Junior High Retreat St. Jude Worship Site March 17, 2018 Mother-Daughter Retreat St. Jude Worship Site April 14, 2018 JUNIOR & SENIOR HIGH Youth participate in liturgical, spiritual and social gatherings. Junior High students in grades seven and eight meet on Wednesdays 7 to 8:30PM in Nellis Hall. Senior High students grades nine through twelve meet on Sundays from 10AM to 11:30AM in Nellis Hall. If you have any questions or just want to talk, contact Rose Dunning at x 140 or Rose.Dunning@dor.org ST. JUDE PRESCHOOL OPEN HOUSE & REGISTRATION Open house will be on Monday, March 5 from 6 to 7:30PM in the Parish Life Center. Families with young children are encouraged to visit our preschool classrooms, meet our staff and interact with other preschool families. Registration materials will be available and refreshments provided. St. Jude s Preschool offers high quality learning for your children and grandchildren. We have openings for the school year in our half day 3-year-old and 4-year-old classes as well as our 4-year-old enhanced program. Please contact the school at or Diana Grant at for more information. FEBRUARY SCHEDULE Junior High - Juniors meet on Wednesday evenings in Nellis Hall from 7 to 8:30PM unless noted. February 21 February 28 No Meeting Senior High - Seniors meet on Sunday mornings in Nellis Hall from 10 to 11:30AM unless noted. February 18 February 25 FAMILY FAITH FORMATION No Meeting Calendar Sundays, 9:45-11:15AM For grades PK-12 Faith Formation Center at St. Jude Debbie.Difilippo@dor.org x 141. February 25 March 4 March 18 April 8 April 22 6

7 Ba n Tin Cô ng Đoa n Chu a Phu c Sinh/ Vietnamese Community News! "Anh em hãy ăn năn thống hối và tin vào Tin Mừng."(Mc. 1,15) Đường thống hối tưởng đã đi xa lắm Nhìn dấu chân, lại quanh quẩn chính mình Sao cứ mãi đem tội tình chiêm ngắm Xin tin vào tình Thiên Chúa miên man. Chúa Nhật 1 Mùa Chay - Năm B (simonhoadalat.com)

8 FINANCIAL UPDATE FISCAL YEAR JULY 1, JUNE 30, 2018 Weekly Collection for February 11, 2018 Budgeted Weekly: $16,779 This Week s Collection: $17,100 Variance: $321 Budget: $566,707 Actual: $568,430 Variance: $1,723 CMA Goal: $137,267 Pledged: $102,752 Percentage: 75% Donors: 580 YEAR END STATEMENT If you would like to have your Contribution Statement ed to you, please make your request for a copy via to: Peggy.Brown@dor.org RECYCLE, REUSE! At our St. Helen worship site we have a place to drop your returnable bottles and cans. The receptacle is located on the far side of the school and has easy drop off. One request: Please be sure that all bottles and cans are rinsed and placed in a tied plastic bag before putting them in the bin for sanitary and safety reasons. Money collected from the return of these bottles and cans are put towards our operating budget. UPDATE Manger: 39% Holy Ghost: 14% Pond: 14% Cemetery: 14% St. Helen: 19% Paver bricks should be arriving soon to Weckessor Bricks. The next step will be to pull the amount needed for the engraving process and deliver them to the engraver. When spring arrives, if ever, we will begin installing them. Thank you to all who have participated in this Fundraiser. The Parish of the Holy Family 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 8

9 SUNDAY READINGS - February 25, Second Sunday of Lent 1st Reading - Genesis 22:1-2, 9-13, nd Reading - Romans 8:31-34 Gospel - Mark 9:2-10 Perhaps you have heard of the man who wanted to test his wife s hearing. He stood some distance behind her and softly said, Can you hear me? Having received no answer, he moved closer and again whispered, Can you hear me? Again, having received no answer he moved right up behind her and softly said, Can you hear me? Finally, he heard his wife reply somewhat exasperatedly, For the third time, yes! In some ways this story could be analogous of our communication with God. Often, we constantly check to see if He is listening in hopes that He will respond to our deep heartfelt needs and desires. In reality, not only is He hearing us, but He has spoken definitively if only we would listen to Him. Twice in the Gospels the Father spoke audibly regarding Jesus. The first time was at Jesus baptism when the Father said, This is My beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased. What greater statement could God have made about His Son? This was a profound validation that Jesus was sent from God, and was in fact flesh of His flesh, and bone of His bone, Emmanuel, God with us. In addition the Father states, before Jesus accomplished anything in His ministry, that unequivocally, the very nature of Jesus pleased Him exceedingly well. For Jesus to please the righteousness of God in this exceptional way verifies that Jesus, within Himself, fully met the Father s demands for holiness, righteousness, and goodness. The second time the Father spoke audibly is recorded in this week s Gospel reading, This is my beloved Son; listen to Him. This second audible statement from God the Father clarifies what the Father expects from us, what He sees as our primary responsibility. This message is equally profound in its simplicity. It is not obscured by a do list of responsibilities and behavioral expectations, but consist of one, simple command, Listen to Him. Therein is the essence of spirituality: having our heart, mind, and ears spiritually tuned to hear what He is saying? These days of Lent should be a listening time for each of us. Could we not begin each day with a moment of quietness, praying Samuel s simple prayer, Speak Lord, thy servant listens. Then as our day progresses, could we not keep our spiritual antenna tuned to His frequency, looking for Him and His message in the simple experiences of our day. Would not He speak to us on our bed, in the night, if like Judah we could devoutly say, My heart yearns for You in the night, my spirit earnestly seeks You. If we simply determined to actively develop the art of listening to Jesus, our lives would radically change, for the better. A spiritual life requires discipline because we need to learn to listen to God, who constantly speaks but whom we seldom hear. When however, we learn to listen, our lives become obedient lives. The word obedient comes from the Latin word audire, which means listening. * Sociologist have indicated that it takes approximately fourteen days to break a habit, and approximately another fourteen days to establish a new habit. We have twenty-eight days left in this Lenten Season. If we begin this listening practice today, we can be well on our way to establishing a life giving habit of fulfilling the Father s intention for us, to listen to His Son. CHECK OUT FORMED: for a different view point on this weeks Sunday readings... Open the Study tab, click on Faith Formation and select Opening the Word. ORECCHIETTE-WITH-PISTACHIO-PESTO 7 ounces unsalted roasted shelled pistachios (1 1/2 cups) 1/2 cup extra-virgin olive oil 2 tablespoons chopped mint 1 garlic clove, minced 1/2 cup finely shredded pecorino cheese, plus more for serving 2 scallions, cut into 2-inch lengths and julienned Salt 1 pound orecchiette I D LIKE FIVE FRIES AND TWO FISH SANDWICHES PLEASE ST. HELEN S SPARKLE WORKERS - TEAM 2 HOLY GHOST GLEAM TEAM - TEAM 3 In a food processor, chop the pistachios. Add the olive oil, mint and garlic and pulse to combine. Transfer to a bowl, stir in the 1/2 cup of cheese and the scallions; season with salt. In a large pot of salted boiling water, cook the pasta until al dente; drain, reserving 1/2 cup of the cooking water. Return the pasta to the pot. Add the cooking water and the pesto and cook over low heat, tossing, until coated. Serve, passing more cheese at the table.

10 Holy Family Office 4100 Lyell Rd, Rochester NY Pastor ~ Fr. Mike Schramel x101 Fr.Michael.Schramel@dor.org Parochial Vicar ~ Fr. Sylvester Bioh x103 Fr.Sylvester.Bioh@dor.org Parochial Vicar ~ Fr. John Vu x143 Fr.John.Vu@dor.org Deacon Deacon Herb Bietry Herbert.Bietry@dor.org Deacon Patrick Shanley Pat.Shanley@dor.org SACRAMENT INFORMATION 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. Pastoral Associate Ron McMillan x139 Ron.McMillan@dor.org Youth Faith Formation Debbie DiFilippo x141 Debbie.DiFilippo@dor.org Rose Dunning x140 Rose.Dunning@dor.org Youth Ministry Rose Dunning x140 Rose.Dunning@dor.org Liturgy and Music Craig Kemp, Liturgy & Music x137 Craig.Kemp@dor.org Rebecca Kemp, Music rebecca.ann.kemp@gmail.com Office Staff Sandy Bleier, Business Manager x104 Sandy.Bleier@dor.org Peggy Brown, Part-time Secretary x100 Peggy.Brown@dor.org Jackie Feeney, Part-time Secretary x102 Jackie.Feeney@dor.org Susan Hosie, Bookkeeper x108 Sue.Hosie@dor.org Kathy Osterberg, Finance Director x138 Kathy.Osterberg@dor.org Debbie Sumner, Administrative Assistant x107 Debbie.Sumner@dor.org 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 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 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. Cemetery Peggy Brown, Cemetery Coordinator x100 Peggy.Brown@dor.org NEW PARISH ADDRESS The Parish of the Holy Family, has a new address: theparishoftheholyfamily@rochester.rr.com MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY - 9AM TO 3PM 10

11 The Parish of the Holy Family Routing Code: 1 Run: #62 Editor: Debbie Sumner Phone: Fax: