WORSHIP SITES: NATIVITY CHAPEL Cty. Rt.31 & Cty. Rt. 10 Linlithgo, New York

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1 HOLY TRINITY PARISH 429 E. Allen St. P. O. Box 323, Hudson, NY PHONE: (518) WEBSITE: WORSHIP SITES: ST. MARY S CHURCH 429 East Allen St.- P.O. Box 323 Hudson, New York (518) MASS SCHEDULES: Hudson: Saturday Vigil Mass: 4:00 PM Sunday Mass: 9:00 AM Daily Mass: 7:15 AM (Monday Friday) Holy Days: As Announced Germantown: Saturday Vigil Mass: 5:30 PM (Nativity, Linlithgo) Sunday Mass: 11:00 AM (Resurrection, Germantown) Daily Mass: Fridays, 9:00 a.m. Holy Days: As Announced CONFESSIONS IN HUDSON: Saturday: 2:30-3:45 PM; 7:15-7:45 PM Anytime by appointment CONFESSIONS IN GERMANTOWN: 15 minutes prior to all Masses Anytime by appointment NATIVITY CHAPEL Cty. Rt.31 & Cty. Rt. 10 Linlithgo, New York STAFF Rev. Winston Bath, Pastor Rev. Mr. Richard H. A. Washburn, Deacon Mrs. Arlene Liepshutz, Business & Finance Mrs. Sally Hotaling, Office Manager Mrs. Maura Nedwell, Administrator of Religious Education, Hudson Mr. Michael W. Van Allen, Sacristan Mrs. Rita Koeppel, Director of Music, Hudson Mrs. Linda Meicht, Pastoral Care Mr. Orville Maxwell, Maintenance WELCOME We are always happy to welcome people into our parish community. Visitors or those who are new to our parish are cordially invited to make their presence known by introducing themselves to the priest or deacon after Mass. RESURRECTION CHURCH 9 Church Ave.- P.O. Box 96 Germantown, New York (518) Please contact the Rectory Office during the week to register so that we can be of better service to you. BAPTISM Please call the Parish Office at to initiate the process. MARRIAGE Arrangements should begin eight months to a year in advance to allow sufficient time for instruction and preparation. MINISTRY TO THE HOMEBOUND We gladly serve anyone who cannot celebrate Mass with us in Church because of illness, handicap, or age. For the sacraments at home, hospital, or nursing home, please call the Parish Office. ANNOINTING OF THE SICK When there is a need, call for a priest. PASTOR S INFORMATION If any of the following items pertain to you or your family, please check the box by that item. This information will be a great help. (Please tear off and put in the collection basket, or mail to the rectory.) Your Name: Address: Telephone Number: Previous Address, if changing: New in Parish; would like to register at St. Mary s Church, Hudson Resurrection Church, Germantown Nativity Chapel, Linlithgo, Change of Address Request collection envelopes Moving out of Parish Need information, please phone Request free subscription to The Evangelist, our diocesan newspaper New telephone number:

2 HOLY TRINITY PARISH READINGS AND HYMNS (HUDSON) Reading: p.248 ; Opening Hymn: # 487; Closing: #463 MASSES FOR THIS WEEK MONDAY: Weekday (October 31) 7:15 AM Rudolph DeLaurentis-Wife & Family (HUD) Maree Kirwan-Michelle & Kevin Bowes FEAST OF ALL SAINTS MONDAY: (October 31) 5:30 PM Vigil Mass (October 31 Germantown) For the Living & Deceased of the parish 7:00 PM Vigil Mass (October 31 Hudson) Tracey Osswald The Family Thomas Pottenburgh - John Volpe Fred Romani - Bea Finn TUESDAY: (November 1) 7:15 AM Feast Day Mass (November 1 Hudson) Lucy Kappel - Ann Murray Thomas Pottenburgh - St Mary s Christian Service James Rapp & Genaro Colabatistto - Dolly VanDeCarr 9:00 AM Feast Day Mass (November 1 Germantown) Bohdan Piszak Mary & Dave Krein 12:15 PM Feast Day Mass (November 1 Hudson) Albright Harrell - Curtis & Mary Elizabeth Vincent Edward Krisniski - Kathryn McDonald Fred Romani - Mary & Jack Decker 5:00 PM Feast Day Mass (November 1 Hudson) Kevin Dreher - Michael Van Allen Edward Krisniski - Phil & Bonnie Ann Ferrazzi Willliam Keyser, Sr. - Karen & Tom Alvarez WEDNESDAY: All Souls Day (November 2) 7:15 AM All Souls Day Intentions (HUD) 7:00 PM All Souls Day Intentions (HUD) and the Deceased of the past twelve months THURSDAY Weekday (November 3) 7:15 AM Stephen Martin - daughter, Joanne & Family (HUD) Genaro Colabatistto - St Mary s Christian Service FRIDAY: St. Charles Borromeo, Bishop (November 4) 7:15 AM James. M. Edgley - Marlene Edgley (HUD) Lucy Kappel - Mary & Bob Delaney For the special intentions ofbrian & Vickie Goodrich St Mary s Christian Service 9:00 AM For God s Blessings on our Military & Police (G TWN) SAT. 4 PM L. Meicht M.A. Vieni T. Snyder Y. Crawford GERMANTOWN & HUDSON, NEW YORK 32ND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME SATURDAY VIGIL MASS: (November 5) 4:00 PM Lois Engelke - husband, George & Priscilla (HUD) Stephen & Josephine Martin - daughter, Joanne & Family William Colwell - Michael & Barbara Colwell 5:30 PM Delmont Meaghear - Joann Thulen (G TWN) For the Living & Deceased of the Parish SUNDAY MORNING MASS: (November 6) 9:00 AM Andrew & Amelia Nabozny - Mike & Kathy Nabozny (HUD) Karen Tamburro - Thomas & Susan Buckley Carrie Garry - Elaine & Dick Holmes 11:00 AM Thanksgiving to the Holy Spirit and St. Anthony G TWN) Mercedes Comesanas David Kellenbenz Caragine Family LECTORS: EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS: SERVERS: SUN. 9 AM CH: Deacon PH: OH: CH: PH: OH: LITURGICAL ROLES NOVEMBER 5-6 T. Malak PC: R. Paul Deacon R. Jason M.E. Pierro OC: PC: OC: M. Anuska C. Paul M. DeCintio A. Merlos M: CI: CB: M: CI: CB: D. Teegarden A. Volunteer A. Volunteer W. Meyer A. Do LECTORS: GREETERS: SERVERS: SAT. 5:30 PM SUN. 11 AM S. Hotaling D.Brown Trash and Treasure Sale in November We are accepting new and lightly used house-hold items and furnishings for an up-coming Trash and Treasure sale, to be held in November 19 th and 20 th. We invite you to identify those good household items for which you no longer have any use. Give us a call at the Rectory at to arrange for a time to drop off your donations. T.Snyder David Krein A. Volunteer

3 THE WEEK AHEAD S U N D A Y, O c t o b e r 3 0 Sign up for First Friday Eucharistic Adoration M O N D A Y, O c t o b e r 3 1 Vigil Mass: Feast of All Saints. 5:30 p.m., Germantown, and 7:00 p.m., Hudson T U E S D A Y, N o v e m b e r 1 All Saints Day A Holy Day of Obligation This coming Thursday, November 1 st, we celebrate All Saints Day, a Holy Day of Obligation. Here is the schedule: The Gathering: 7:30 to 9:00 p.m., at the St. Mary s Academy Library. All members of the community are welcome to participate. For more information, call Charles Vieni at MOMNIPOTENT: continues this Wednesday, 7:00 p.m., Library, St. Mary s Academy. THURSDAY, November 3 Our Lady of Grace Prayer Group will meet at 6:30 p.m. in Church. For further information call Linda or Charlie Meicht at Bible Study: Rectory, 7:00 p.m. F R I D A Y, N o v e m b e r 4 All day Eucharistic Adoration in Church. S U N D A Y, N o v e m b e r 6 Holiday Shopping! VIGIL MASSES Monday, October 31 5:30 p.m. Germantown 7:00 p.m. Hudson MASSES ON THE HOLY DAY Wednesday, November 1 7:15 a.m. Hudson 9:00 a.m. Germantown 12:15 p.m. Hudson 5:30 p.m. - Hudson Altar Servers, Lectors and Eucharistic Ministers will be personally contacted and scheduled. W E D N E S D A Y, N o v e m b e r 2 All Soul s Day On All Soul s Day, Wednesday, November 2, we traditionally pray for our deceased family members and friends. The intention at the Masses will be for all the names submitted to us by parishioners on behalf of their departed loved ones. There will be a morning Mass at 7:15 a.m. During the Mass at 7:00 p.m. we will be remembering and praying for the deceased of the past twelve months. Double the fun. Be sure to get Sunday, November 6 th on your calendar. At 12:15 p.m., Father Gerken Hall, representatives from Avon and The Pampered Chef will be present to provide catalogues and give demonstrations featuring items that will be available for the holidays. Perhaps you can find some items for those don t-really-need-anything relatives. Stop by for a few minutes, take a look, and enjoy the break in your routine. Items for men, women, and children will be found. For those who want to place advance orders, representatives will be available to speak with after the Masses this weekend and next.

4 extra hour of sleep. Advent Giving Tree This weekend we have out our Advent Giving Trees decorated with name tags of residents of our local nursing homes and health care facilities. We invite parishioners to take a name tag and get some kind of token gift for that person. Then bring it in, (and leave it in one of the Church vestibules) attractively wrapped, with the name tag easily visible on the package around the weekend of December 6 th. The Christian Service Committee will then bring the gifts to the various facilities. If you have any questions, please call Arlene in Germantown at , or Kathryn McDonald in Hudson at Here are some suggestions for what to get: WOMEN MEN Caress body wash Aftershave Dove Body Wash White socks body mist Cologne Hand creams, lotions Lotions Knee Hi s & Thigh Hi s Scarf Daylight Saving Time Ends Daylight Saving Time ends Sunday, November 1. We return to Eastern Standard Time. So on the night of Saturday, October 31, clocks are to be set back one hour. Enjoy the Shaving mirrors with stands Ball caps GENERAL SUGGESTIONS Battery operated wall clocks Hand mirrors Mirrors with stands Dove soap Packages of cheese crackers Sugar free cookies (soft are best) Sugar free hard candies Gift certificates for the beauty shop $10 for men or women) Pictures for the walls Over the years the love and generosity of our parish family has made Christmas much brighter for so many people. God bless you for your continued generosity. Sacrificial Giving Kindness and generosity will do more to change the world than power and force. HUDSON Regular Offertory Last Weekend (Oct. 23)..... $5, World Mission Sunday... $ GERMANTOWN Regular Offertory Last Weekend (Oct. 23)... $1, World Mission Sunday... $ A FAMILY PERSPECTIVE by Bud Ozar In today s Gospel Jesus intended to pass through Jericho to another town. In families we sometimes stop at the wrong places. It is wisdom to pass through annoying family situations so we can enjoy the goodness of each other. Dining Out For Others Help Catholic Charities fight hunger by Dining Out For Others every Wednesday in November at local partner restaurants. Go to for a list of participating restaurants and dates. Thanks for supporting the Soup Fest The results from this year s Soup Fest at Father Gerken Hall, Germantown, were the outstanding. Approximately $400 in proceeds were realized. We thank everyone who helped make this event such a success, especially those parishioners who contributed their time and talents to the making of the soups and desserts, those who helped set up and clean up, and those parishioners who supportive by their presence. The word among us The Word Among Us November issue is available in the front vestibule for $1.00 a copy. Keep using this valuable tool to experience the power of God s Holy Word.

5 THIRTY-FIRST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME OCTOBER 30, 2016 Operation Pilgrim When the Colonists first settled our land, they were so grateful for the first harvest, they wanted to thank God by sharing and celebrating with their new neighbors. Keep the spirit alive! Join with others in our Parish to sponsor a Thanksgiving Dinner by supplying the fixin s so others may have a good Holiday Dinner. Beginning the weekend of October 29 and 30 we would appreciate donations of non-perishable foods for the Thanksgiving baskets that we put together for the less fortunate in our communities. This food drive will continue right up until Thanksgiving. Last year the Germantown Community Cupboard in conjunction with all the local churches put together 45 baskets for Thanksgiving; and Catholic Charities in Hudson assisted another 100 families. Each week bring to Mass at least one of the items listed below. Late in November all the groceries collected will be presented to our local food pantries. Last year over one hundred families were helped; so please help continue to respond to these needs. stove top stuffing, stuffing mix, instant mashed potatoes, rice can of gravy, jar of gravy cans of: cranberries, yams, green beans, or other vegetables juices muffin mixes, cake mixes, frosting, graham cracker crust or pie crust mix pumpkin or apple pie filling.or frozen pies hams or frozen turkeys CASH: We also accept monetary donations; just specify that it is for either Operation Pilgrim, Hudson, Operation Pilgrim, Germantown, or the Germantown Food Pantry. To arrange to drop off turkeys, hams, or frozen goods in Germantown, call Arlene Liepshutz at To drop off items in Hudson, call Catholic Charities at Thank you for caring God is perfect. Only humans make misteaks. Reflections on today s Scriptures Thirty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time Behold, half of my possessions, Lord, I shall give to the poor, and if I have extorted anything from anyone I shall repay it four times over. Zacchaeus was serious about following Jesus. Maybe at the start he was just curious when he ran ahead to scale that sycamore tree. But that curiosity developed into a life-changing experience when Jesus called him by name. At that moment, when the Lord chose Zacchaeus to be his host for the evening, the rich tax collector came down quickly and received him with joy. And shortly thereafter came his promise of conversion and penance. Not only would he change his ways; he would make up for his former ones. And thus Jesus declared, Today salvation has come to this house. Penance isn t a popular concept in our modern era. We like to think about God's great mercy and forgiveness, but it's not so fun to think about the lingering effects of our sin. When Zacchaeus stole money, people suffered, especially the poor. His conversion to the ways of God wouldn't make up for the suffering he had inflicted on people. But his choice to go back and set things aright could make a difference. Sometimes, we are called to do something similar. Of course it is not always possible to go back and directly restore the relationships or situations that we have damaged through our sins. However, it IS always possible to offer a kind of sacrifice often called making reparation for our sin. We can do something virtuous and offer it to God as a kind of deposit in the universal bank of goodness to make up for the unjust withdrawals we have previously made. In this way, we too can show that we are serious about following the Lord. Gina Loehr Don t add up your troubles. Count your blessings. Readings for the Week of October 30 Sunday: Wis 11:22--12:2/Ps 145: 1-2, 8-11, 13-14/2 Thes 1:11--2:2/Lk 19:1-10 Monday: Phil 2:1-4/Ps 131:1-3/Lk 14:12-14 Tuesday: Rv 7:2-4, 9-14/Ps 24:1-6/1 Jn 3:1-3/Mt 5:1-12a Wednesday: Wis 3:1-9/Ps 23:1-6/Rom 5:5-11 or Rom 6:3-9/Jn 6:37-40 Thursday: Phil 3:3-8a/Ps 105:2-7/Lk 15:1-10 Friday: Phil 3:17--4:1/Ps 122:1-5/Lk 16:1-8 Saturday: Phil 4:10-19/Ps 112:1-2, 5-6, 8-9/Lk 16:9-15 Sunday: 2 Mc 7:1-2, 9-14/Ps 17:1, 5-6, 8, 15/2 Thes 2:16-- 3:5/Lk 20:27-38 or 20:27, 34-38

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