We are one. The Parish of the. in the Spirit, in the Lord. Holy Ghost Church 250 Coldwater Road. St. Helen Church 310 Hinchey Road

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1 The Parish of the March 11, 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 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: Prayer is... Prayer is the act of bringing our moment-by-moment connectedness to God into our consciousness. Prayer is opening ourselves to God s own creative energy and offering back to God the gift of ourselves. Prayer is a joining with God in willing the well-being of ourselves, friends, enemies... the whole world. 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, Mar 11 Coffee Hour After Masses 10AM-HG-Sr. Youth Group Meeting-NH Mon, Mar 12 1:30PM-SH-Bible Study-GP 7PM-SH-Men s Bible Study-GP Tue, Mar 13 7PM-HG-Bible Study-NH South Room 7PM-SH-Sisters in Christ-GP Wed, Mar 14 Noon-SJ-Day of Penance-CH 7PM-HG-Jr. Youth Group Meeting-NH 7PM-SJ-Choir Rehearsal-CH Thur, Mar 15 12:30PM-HG-Women s Faith Sharing-NH 4:30PM-St. Theodore-Lenten Retreat First Session-CH 6PM-SH-Girl Scouts-PC Fri, Mar 16 Sat, Mar 17 Sun, Mar 18 4:30PM-SJ-Stations of the Cross-CH 5PM-SJ-Fish Fry-PLC 10AM-SJ-Confirmation Prep-CH 6:15PM-HG-St. Patrick & St. Joseph Dinner-NH 9:45AM-SJ-Family Faith Formation-PLC 10AM-HG-Sr. Youth Group Meeting-NH Holy Ghost In Loving Memory of: JOHN & AMELIA JAEGER by Family St. Helen In Loving Memory of: DOREEN ROGERS by Linda & Patrick McGrain St. Jude In Loving Memory of: JOHN SCIBILIA by John f. Schibley Saturday & Sunday, March 10/11 8:00AM-SH/FJ Vietnamese Mass 4:00PM-SH/FS Marie Quercia by Young Family 5:00PM-SJ/FM Special Intention Brady Smith (1st Communion) 8:30AM-SJ/FS O Geen & Krywy Families by John & Pat Krywy 9:00AM-HG/FM Father, John Totaro by Julie Swiderski 11:30AM-HG/FM John Huether Sr. by Wife & Family 11:30AM-SJ/FJ Vietnamese Mass 5:00PM-SH/FS Daniel Connors Monday, March 12 8:15AM-HG No Morning Mass 10:00AM Seabury Woods Mass - Donald Roche by Estate 9:00AM-SJ Alberto Silverii by Umberto & Filomena DiTullio 6:00PM-SH Vietnamese Mass Tuesday, March 13 7:30AM-SH Ettore Ranalletta by Freitas Family 8:15AM-HG Holy Souls in Purgatory by Elaine Sullivan 6:00PM-SH Vietnamese Mass Wednesday, March 14 7:30AM-SH Prayer & Communion Service 8:15AM-HG All Those Buried in Holy Ghost Cemetery by Elaine Sullivan Thursday, March 15 7:30AM-SH Special Intentions of Tony & Anna Trapani 9:00AM-SJ Judy Kuhman by Roger & Charlene VanSlyke 6:00PM-SH Vietnamese Mass Friday, March 16 7:30AM-SH Prayer & Communion Service 9:00AM-SJ Joan Tannous Zeppetella by Ann McAvinny & Jim Kunst 6:00PM-SH Vietnamese Mass Saturday & Sunday, March 17/18 8:00AM-SH/FJ Vietnamese Mass 4:00PM-SH/FM Stella & Harry Lighthouse by Son, Rob 5:00PM-SJ/FS Colleen Schroder by David Faust 8:30AM-SJ/FM Wife, Marie Gigliotti by husband, Umberto 9:00AM-HG/FS Stan Raponi by Wife 11:30AM-HG/FS Luciana Emiliano by Michael Emiliano & Family 11:30AM-SJ/FJ Vietnamese Mass 5:00PM-SH/FM Archie Sr. & Christopher Broer by Brunette Family FM - Fr. Mike /FS - Fr. Sylvester / FJ - Fr. John PS - Patrick Shanley / HB - Herb Bietry 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. 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: 3/20, 3/25 (Sun 9), 3/26, 3/27, 3/28 St. Helen: 3/20, 3/25 (Sun) St. Jude: None available JUMP START YOUR MORNING WITH PRAYER by saying the Rosary at 7AM in St. Helen's Chapel, Tuesday through Friday. THE YEAR OF THE EUCHARIST The Eucharist is the Sacrament of Love; It signifies Love, It produces love. The Eucharist is the consummation of the whole spiritual life. Thomas Aquinas 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. 2

3 THURSDAY, MARCH 15 AT ST. THEODORE S CHURCH POPE FRANCIS ENCYCLICAL ON THE ENVIRONMENT PRESENTER: DR. GERRY GACLOCH LAUDATO SI, mi Signore Praise be to you, my Lord 1st Session 4:30PM ~ Soup Supper 5:30PM ~ 2nd Repeat Session 6:30PM A Quote from Pope Francis Encyclical: "We are not God. The Earth was here before us and was given to us." LENTEN LECTURE SERIES Librada Paz s talk about the problems of Migrant Workers stimulated several people to want to get involved. Librada shared with us the website: ruralmigrantministry.org. Please use this website and links to specific actions. Catholic Family Center s Jim Morris gave a talk on the problems of refugees and how Rochester helps them. He suggested that those interested in helping should call for information on volunteering. He also suggested calling your representatives. Please join us for this family friendly presentation followed by Adoration of the Cross. Friday, March 23 7PM Holy Ghost Worship Site Presented by Youth Group ENCOUNTER ANDRISE We encounter Andrise, a teacher in Haiti who knows the importance of forming young people who will give back to the community-and their country. Reflect on the role teachers have played in bringing you closer to God and your community. How can you support those, worldwide, who are forced to flee their homes to find safety or better opportunities? Visit: crsricebowl.org for more. FIFTH ANNUAL DAY OF PENANCE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14 ST. JUDE WORSHIP SITE NOON - 7PM STATIONS OF THE CROSS 4:30PM at our St. Jude Worship Site Every Friday of Lent (with the exception of Good Friday) TRIDUUM AND EASTER VIGIL MASS TIMES St. Jude Worship Site Holy Thursday, March 29 at 7PM Vietnamese Mass at 7PM St. Helen Worship Site Good Friday, March 30 at 3PM (Bilingual) Easter Vigil, Saturday, March 31 at 7:30PM (Bilingual) EASTER SUNDAY 8:30AM at St. Jude 9AM at St. Helen 9AM at Holy Ghost 11:30AM Vietnamese Mass at St. Jude Knights of Columbus Council hosting Through March PM at St. Jude Parish Life Center $10 per person $5 for children 5 to 12 years old Under 5 years old Free PALM STRIPPING We need to get our palms ready for Palm Sunday. We will be stripping palms on Friday, March 23 at 6PM in the Parish Life Center at our St. Jude worship site. Come and enjoy a Fish Dinner at 5PM and then help us strip palms. Many hands make light work! EASTER FLOWER DONATIONS To have your dedication published in our Easter Bulletin, we must receive your donation no later than Wednesday, March 21. Donations received after March 21 will be in the bulletin of April 8.

4 LAST CALL!! Voices of Grief Honoring the sacred journey Sponsored by the Parish of the Holy Family Bereavement Ministry Come join us Tuesday, March 20 at 7PM St. Jude Worship Site Courage doesn t always roar. Sometimes courage is the little voice at the end of the day that says, I ll Try tomorrow. ~ Mary Anne Radmacher Voices of Grief offers a new insight into the many ways we navigate through our own grief journey. Join us for a presentation with a fresh perspective of contemporary authors, grief experts and spiritual teachers which are interwoven into personal stories. 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 sponsoring this wonderful dinner! $10 per person or $15 per couple Doors open at 6:15 Cheese and Crackers at 6:30PM Dinner Buffet at 7PM Tickets available in the Parish office or after Masses Final date to buy Tickets is March 14 PLANT A GARDEN EVERY SPRING? GIVE FLOWER GIFTS AT MOTHER S DAY? LOVE FRESH HERBS FOR SUMMER? PURCHASE FROM A PLENTIFUL SELECTION OF FLOWERS, PLANTS & HERBS AND SUPPORT YOUR PARISH. THESE FLOWERS AND PLANTS WILL NOT DISAPPOINT! Pick up Brochures and Order Sheets from the Gathering Area or at the Parish office Sell to Family and Friends - don t forget your garden! Orders submitted along with payment (Checks payable to Parish of the Holy Family) by Wednesday, March 28 Delivery will be by Mother s Day and can be picked up at our St. Jude Worship Site 4 $25 PLANT Gift Cards from Garden Factory are also available to order. Plant cards may be used to purchase living, growing plants such as trees, shrubs, annuals and perennials.

5 LET US PRAY FOR THE COURAGE AND STRENGTH TO CHANGE OUR LIVES AND TO SERVE GOD WITH RENEWED FAITHFULNESS AND ENTHUSIASM. HAVE FURNITURE YOU NO LONGER NEED? 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! We would like to express our gratitude to everyone who has dropped off items for our Next-to-New Treasure Shop. Your donations help support our operating budget. FORMED is a revolutionary digital platform that offers a wealth of informative and entertaining Catholic audio talks, ebooks, feature films, documentaries, and videobased 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 There are times families have difficulty making ends meet. Cupboard The food cupboard is in place to help when needed. Please bring items listed to church and place them in the baskets provided. Your generosity is what helps us help those in need. Cereal Peanut Butter Jelly Sauce Canned Fruit Rice Jell-O Toilet Paper Dinner Mixes Pasta Sauce Pasta Sides Coffee Eggs/Butter Brown Paper Bags Canned or Boxed Potatoes NEW YORK STATE CITIZEN PREPAREDNESS CORPS With severe weather events becoming more frequent and more extreme, it is more important than ever that New Yorkers are prepared for disasters. New York State is offering a two hour training session for residents to have the tools and resources to prepare for any type of disaster, respond accordingly and recover as quickly as possible to pre-disaster conditions. A key component to the training is distribution of a FREE NYS Disaster Preparedness Kit* to each family that registers and attends in-person to the public event listed below: Sunday, April 15, 2018 at 2:00 pm in Nellis Hall at Holy Ghost You MUST REGISTER for this class online at: Look for the Holy Ghost course and click on register. You will get a confirmation . If you do not have a computer, please contact Jenn Alwardt at or Tom Entress at to get registered. Seating is limited, so sign up soon. THERE IS NO FEE FOR THIS COURSE! *One kit per family. Kit includes: Plastic drop cloth, light stick, (2) D batteries, First Aid kit, face mask, safety goggles, AM/FM pocket radio w/batteries, (6) packs of drinking water, (6) food bars, regular flashlight, emergency blanket, duct tape, work gloves and water bottle. BIBLE STUDY - BOOK OF JOB Come join us for a six-week study of the Book of Job in the South Room of Nellis Hall. We will gather on Tuesdays beginning on April 3 from 12 noon till 1:30PM. Our facilitator will be Jim Lovelock, a St. Joseph's parishioner, who has led Bible Studies the last 4 years. You need only bring your Bible, and if you wish, your lunch. Beverages and dessert will be provided. To register, please call Greg Westbrook at , or at gwestbro@frontiernet.net We are a group of faith filled women who will use our hearts and our hands for the good of our parish, our community and ourselves... ALL WOMEN of the Parish of the Holy Family are invited and most welcome to be part of this ministry. This group of women pray together, do outreach to the community, reflect on different topics and have fun together. Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of the month. Our next Sisters in Christ meeting will be Tuesday, March 13 at 6:30PM in the Gathering Place of our St. Helen Worship Site. If you are 18 or older and would like to find out more, please join us. Fr. Sylvester s Song... Great things happen when God mixes with us HoHoo. (2 times) Great things, beautiful, wonderful things!

6 JUNIOR HIGH MARCH & APRIL Juniors meet on Wednesday evenings in Nellis Hall from 7 to 8:30PM unless noted. March 14 Saturday, March 17 Junior High retreat 1-6PM St. Jude Worship Site March 21 Friday, March 23 Living Stations of the Cross practice at 6PM March 27 April 11 April 18 April 25 SENIOR HIGH Seniors meet on Sunday mornings in Nellis Hall from 10 to 11:30AM unless noted. March 11 Saturday, March 17 Retreat 1PM and 5PM Mass St Jude Worship Site March 18 Friday March 23 Living Station of the cross with adoration 7PM Holy Ghost Worship Site Thursday, April 5 Concert and Lock-in at St Jude Worship Site April 15 April 22 5K 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! 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 FAMILY FAITH FORMATION Calendar Sundays, 9:45-11:15AM For grades PK-12 Faith Formation Center at St. Jude March 18 April 8 April 22 Debbie.Difilippo@dor.org x 141. Mark your Calendars Summer Program Grades K-6 July 9 through July 20, :30AM and end at Noon at our St. Jude worship site Registration forms were ed February 1, For more information please contact Rose Dunning at ext

7 Ba n Tin Cô ng Đoa n Chu a Phu c Sinh/ Vietnamese Community News! THÔNG BÁO Hô i Chu a 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. Chương trình tĩnh tâm mùa Chay Chương trình tĩnh tâm mùa Chay cho năm nay sẽ vào ngày 24 và 25 tháng 3 do cha Bernadine Đặng MinhTrân dòng Mẹ Chúa Cứu Chuộc giảng thuyết. Chương trình sẽ chia ra làm hai ngày tại nhà thờ St. Jude. Chiều thứ Bảy ngày 24 tháng 3 từ 6:30PM đến 8PM Sáng Chủ Nhật ngày 25 tháng 3 từ 10:00AM đến 11:30AM Hô i Các Ba 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 13 tháng 5 năm Kính mời quí hội viên tham dự đông đủ. Ca đoa n 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. Chén Cơm Tình Thương Chương trình chén cơm tình thương trong mùa chay đã phát động, xin kính mời quí ông bà và anh chị em nhớ lấy về và cộng đoàn sẽ thu lại sau thánh lễ chũ nhật lể lá, Nếu quí vị nào muốn giúp cho giáo phận thì bỏ vào chén cơm tình thương, còn nếu quí vị nào muốn giúp đỡ những người kém may mắn tại quê nhà xin đưa trực tiếp cho cha quản nhiệm hoặc các quí vị trong hội đồng mục vụ. Chu a Nhật nga y 18 tháng 3 Hủ Tiếu - Gây Quỹ Cộng Đoàn sẽ tổ chức một buổi bán đồ ăn sau thánh lễ Chủ nhật ngày 18 thánh 3 và món chính lần này sẽ là Hủ tiếu đặc biệt, ngoài ra ban tổ chức còn có bán rất nhiều món ăn thuần túy Việt Nam rất là hấp dẫn. Xin kính mời qúi ông bà và anh chị em nhớ ghé qua hộị trường ủng hộ sau thánh lễ. Để tiện việc cho ban tổ chức sắp xếp, xin quí vị vui lòng mua vé trước.

8 FINANCIAL UPDATE FISCAL YEAR JULY 1, JUNE 30, 2018 Budgeted Weekly: $16,779 Collection for 3/4/18: $21,421 Collection for Black, Native American & Hispanic: $1460 Budget: Actual: Variance: $617,044 $618,520 $1,476 CMA Goal: $137,267 Pledged: $105,075 Percentage: 77% Donors: 598 COLLECTION FOR THOSE IN NEED This weekend we are taking up a collection to help support the work of six U.S. Catholic agencies who carry out the Church s global social ministry on our behalf, caring for refugees and Victims of famine, war and natural disasters. This collection offers us another way to be merciful to our poorest brothers and sisters around the world. Thank you for your generosity. REQUIRED MINIMUM DISTRIBUTION Generally speaking, after age 70 and ½, you are required to take an annual withdrawal from your retirement investments. It s called a Required Minimum Distribution or RMD. If you allow your trustee to direct part or all of your RMD directly to a charitable organization like your church, the RMD would not increase your taxable income. And it would not increase the taxability of your Social Security benefits. It could benefit both you and your church if you had your trustee send part or all of your RMD to Holy Family Parish. 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. 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 Name Address Phone 8

9 SUNDAY READINGS - March 18, Fifth Sunday of Lent 1st Reading - Ezekiel 37: nd Reading - Romans 8:8-11 Gospel - John 11:1-45 Until recently, I have seen this story of the raising of Lazarus as an inaccessible and, in some respects, unappealing story. Lazarus is not fleshed out as a character. All we know about him is that Jesus loved him and he got sick and died. His sisters, whom we have met in Luke's gospel, seem a little passive aggressive. Their initial note doesn't ask Jesus to come. It just informs him of their brother's illness. Then, when He approaches their town, they each, separately, run out and lay the identical guilt trip on Him. "Lord, if you had been here, our brother would not have died." Lazarus' illness will not end in death, and it will be for the glory of the Son of God. He is, at the same time, seldom more disturbed by the sights and sounds of a specific scene: the sound of mourners wailing and the stench of death. It occurs to me that we are to see ourselves in Lazarus and see the miracle of his restoration of physical life as the beginning of our entry into eternal life that begins the moment we accept Jesus' offer of relationship with us. We are to see ourselves in Lazarus. Lazarus is the "one Jesus loves"; he represents all those whom Jesus loves, which includes you and me and all humankind. This story, then, is the story of our coming to life from death in this present moment, not just in a future event. Jesus responds to Lazarus' illness with calmness. He says that "this illness does not lead to death; rather it is for God's glory, so that the Son of God may be glorified through it" The disciples respond to news of Lazarus' illness with indifference. Like most of the people in John's gospel, they operate at the physical, literal level. When Jesus says that Lazarus is "asleep," they don't get that He means he is dead. When Jesus suggests a journey to "wake him up," the disciples question His judgment. After all, if Lazarus is sleeping, they figured that that's a good sign that the worst of his illness has past, and, besides, doesn't Jesus realize the danger that awaits Him in Judea? (Jn. 11:8) Then Jesus resorts to plain speech. "Lazarus is dead." Thomas gets it. He gets that Jesus' raising Lazarus from the dead will speed His own death. "Let us also go, so that we may die with him." (Him refers to Jesus, not Lazarus.) Where have you laid him?" Jesus asks the crowd. They say, "Lord, come and see" (Jn. 11:35). It is hard not to flashback to 1:39 when would-be disciples were seeking Jesus out, asking, "Lord, where are you staying?" And he responds, "Come and see." His invitation to us is, "Come from your places of death and see My light and life." Here, as a prelude to raising Lazarus from the dead, Jesus is willing, on our behalf, to come and see death face to face, up close and personal. His response is to be "greatly disturbed in His spirit" (11:33). Other places in the gospels when Jesus shows this kind of emotional, spiritual disturbance that expresses itself in weeping are in Gethsemane (Lk. 11:39-46), and when He laments over Jerusalem (Lk. 19:41). These occasions have something in common: Jesus comes face to face with all that opposes Him: sin, death, hatred. His response is lament and anguish. There may also be an element of indignation, almost of anger. Jewish burial rite did not include embalming. The oil and spices used would have held unpleasant odors at bay for a while, but after four days it would have been overpowering. Except that the stench of death here meets the fragrance of the resurrecting power of God's Son. When Jesus says, "Take away the stone," the reader can't help but be reminded of Jesus' coming resurrection. Our knowledge of the reality of future life colors our experience of present death. Then Jesus cried out with a loud voice, "Lazarus, come out!" The verb kraugazein occurs only eight times in the whole Greek Bible, six of which are in John. In chapter it is used four times for the shouts of the crowd to crucify Jesus. The crowd's shout brings death to Jesus. Jesus' shout brings life to Lazarus and to us. Lazarus is us, bound by death in our current lives, called to life by Jesus who is the Light and the Life of the world. Jesus stands at the edge of our tomb, shouting "Come out!" We are to substitute our own name for that of Lazarus, hear His command, and walk into the light of day, pulling free of our grave clothes as we go. 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. GARLIC TORTELLINI 1 (16 ounce) bag frozen cheese tortellini 3 tablespoons butter, melted 1 cup chopped onion (about 1 medium-sized onion) 1 cup chopped red bell pepper (about 2 large peppers) 1 (0.65 ounce) package cheese garlic salad dressing mix ST. HELEN S SPARKLE WORKERS - TEAM 2 HOLY GHOST GLEAM TEAM - TEAM 2 Cook tortellini according to package directions; drain and place in a medium-sized bowl. Add melted butter and toss gently to coat tortellini. Add remaining ingredients and toss well.

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: