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January 16, 2022 - Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
WE ALL HAVE GIFTS FROM THE HOLY SPIRIT – EACH OF US!
In the Second Reading today we hear of the gifts of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is given as a
gift to all of us. Through this precious gift of the Holy Spirit, all of us receive the gift of faith and
God’s eternal Love. The gifts of faith and love are freely given to all. These gifts reside and grow
in everyone when we allow the Holy Spirit to speak to us. In addition to the gifts of faith and
love, the Holy Spirit has bestowed on each of us other gifts through our Baptism. In Baptism, we
receive the gifts of the Holy Spirit which are referred to in Isaiah 11:23: Understanding, Know-
edge, Counsel, Fortitude, Piety, and Fear of the Lord.
These good gifts from God empower us to seek the Lord,
to come to a clearer understanding of our mission as the
People of God. We are called to use our gifts to show forth
the love God has placed in each one of us: to reach out and
help those who are in need, those who are hurting and
those struggling in our community and world.
We are also called to allow others to help us in our times of
trials. As we experience the pandemic surging
locally and in other parts of the world, we know that God is
with us despite the hardships that are being faced by so
many. To the extent we are able in these difficult times,
we are called to use the gifts God has given us to reach out
and help others and to ask for help.
We have a God who cares deeply for us, a God who provides and journeys with us at all times, in our time of
joys, and in our times of difficulty and sadness. We have a God of Love.
In the Gospel, Jesus demonstrates this overabundance of love in His first miracle of love. He changes water into
the finest wine. He creates an abundance of wine so that the wedding feast at Canna can go on. Jesus is likewise
working in our lives. He is pouring an abundance of love into our lives. Sometimes, this is hard to understand
and feel because of the trials we are going through but we can be assured, in this day, we have God’s abundant
love being poured into us. Let us be strengthened and transformed by this abundant love.
Deacon Duncan
Pastoral Associate, St. Joseph’s Church 585-586-8089 x113 Duncan.Harris@sjcpenfield.com
Co-Director, Penfield Hope 585-586-5139 penfieldhope@gmail.com
MASS WITH ANOINTING OF THE SICK
This Wednesday, January 19 at 11am
St. joseph’s church
Stewardship: Time, Talent and Treasure
When you give to the Catholic Ministries Appeal your gift is joined with
thousands of others to enable our diocesan community of faith to:
• Fund ministries that nurture children and teenagers in the Catholic faith and
teach values they'll carry into adulthood.
• Help pay for the proper education of our seminarians on the road to priestly or-
dination
• Ensure we can help struggling families find their way through economic crisis
and back to stability
• Prepare engaged couples for God-centered marriages rooted in the Catholic
Church
• Educate and prepare those who wish to become Catholic for the fullness of life
in the Church through RCIA
• Enable us to promote Catholic values about the sanctity of all life and make our
voice heard in society
• Fund programs that give young adults on college campuses a connection to the
Church.
• Provide important services to your parish that it would find difficult to afford on
its own
• Support ministries that reach out with the hands and heart of Christ to the aged,
the sick, and the imprisoned
• Help fund the crucial work of Catholic Charities, which serves more than
250,000 people annually
COOKING TALENTS NEEDED! Saturday night priests’ dinners have been scheduled at St. Joseph’s
for: JANUARY 22th You are invited to plan the meal and shop using the parish Wegmans card, then
prepare and serve the dinner and clean up afterwards. A great thing for a couple or friends to do together!
To learn more and sign up, contact Kathy Best at 585-586-8089 x.120, Kathleen.Best@sjcpenfield.com.
Weekly Collection Report
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Worship
MASS WITH GOSPEL AND QUESTION OF THE WEEK
ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
January 23 Luke 1:1-4; 4:14-21
Wed., Jan. 19
Since many have undertaken to compile a narrative of
11:00AM the events that have been fulfilled among us, just as
at St. Joseph’s Church those who were eyewitnesses from the beginning and
ministers of the word have handed them down to us, I
The Sacrament of Anointing of too have decided, after investigating everything accu-
the Sick is a sacrament of rately anew, to write it down in an orderly sequence for
healing, an encounter with the you, most excellent Theophilus, so that you may realize
living Christ. The sacrament is the certainty of the teachings you have received. Jesus
for anyone living with any returned to Galilee in the power of the Spirit, and news
serious or chronic illness or condition, those preparing of him spread throughout the whole region. He taught
for surgery, and those who are preparing to go home to in their synagogues and was praised by all. He came to
God. All are welcome to join in prayer at this Mass. Nazareth, where he had grown up, and went according
to his custom into the synagogue on the sabbath day.
MASS & CONFESSION SCHEDULE He stood up to read and was handed a scroll of the
NYS MASK REQUIREMENT prophet Isaiah. He unrolled the scroll and found the
New York State has passage where it was written:
implemented a new mask
The Spirit of the Lord is upon me,
mandate that applies to our because he has anointed me
parishes. We fall under the to bring glad tidings to the poor.
“Business/Venue Mask- He has sent me to proclaim liberty to captives
Wearing Requirement” and recovery of sight to the blind,
because we do not require to let the oppressed go free,
proof of vaccination for entry. and to proclaim a year acceptable to the Lord.
All people age two and over
who are participating in Rolling up the scroll, he handed it back to the attendant
Mass, or attending any other and sat down, and the eyes of all in the synagogue
indoor gatherings, meetings, athletic events, looked intently at him. He said to them,
practices, or rehearsals are required to wear a “Today this Scripture passage
mask; extra masks will be made available for those is fulfilled in your hearing.”
who do not bring their own. Since the NYS mask On January 23,
mandate is in effect until February 1, 2022, we will Father Jim Schwartz is preaching at Holy Spirit
revisit these protocols again next month. Father Sadhanala is preaching at St. Joseph’s
Holy Spirit Church: GOSPEL QUESTION OF THE WEEK
Weekday: Monday - Friday 9:00am The Lord Jesus set the tone for his ministry in today’s
Saturday Vigil: 4:00pm Gospel reading. The Holy Spirit is Jesus' gift to the
Sunday: 8:30am & 11:00am Church and enables the Church to continue the mission
of Jesus. When we do what Jesus did—bring glad
Reconciliation: Saturday 2:30pm
tidings to the poor & liberty to captives, bring healing to
the sick & freedom to the oppressed—we serve the
St. Joseph’s Church: Kingdom of God.
Weekday: Monday - Saturday 9:00am
Saturday Vigil: 4:30pm In what ways am I poor, oppressed or held captive?
Sunday: 8am, 9:30am, 11am & 5:00pm How does the Lord’s promise speak to me?
Reconciliation: Saturday 3:30pm How can I bring these glad tidings to those
who are poor and oppressed?
LIVE-STREAMING MASS Daily readings are always available at
Live-stream St. Joseph’s Masses : www.usccb.org/bible/readings
•www.holyspirit-saintjoseph.org/online-ministries
For the weekly parish email contact
•On Facebook, “LIKE” St. Joseph’s Penfield cathy.kamp@sjcpenfield.com with the subject line:
•YouTube - subscribe to Saint Joseph Church Penfield. Add me to the question of the week email list!
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Prayers and Mass Intentions
Monday January 17th St. Anthony of Egypt Saturday January 22nd 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
9:00 am 4:00 pm Holy Spirit
† Jane Long by Tom (SJ) † Ross and Prospera Scardino by Chuck and Mary Ann Scardino
† Mary Talty by Lorna Talty (SJ) (HS)
† Emma Lebron by Maria Mercurio and Family (HS) † Joan Valvassori, Anniversary Mass by Glenn Valvassori (HS)
Tuesday January 18th 4:30 pm St. Joseph’s
9:00 am † Henry Ippolito by Mariann & Joe Consiglio (SJ)
† Joseph Nunn by Wife, Lucy (SJ) † Megan Garbach by Her Loving Family (SJ)
† George Weimer by Peter & Loretta Braunschweig (SJ)
Andy Ryan (Special Intention) by Joanne Andresky (HS) Sunday January 23rd 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
St. Joseph’s
Wednesday January 19th 8:00 am
9:00 am † Katherine F. Manno, Birthday Remembrance by The Family (SJ)
† Joyce DeFranco, 2nd Anniversary by Joyce & Joe DeRosa (SJ) † Kevin Talty by Lorna Talty (SJ)
† Carl Lamendola by Wife, Barbara (HS) 9:30 am
† Jean & Jim Jacoby by The Family (SJ)
Thursday January 20th St. Fabian, St. Sebastian † Antonio Palucci by Maria Benjamin (SJ)
9:00 am 11:00 am
† Bill & Virginia Sweeney, Wedding Anniversary Remembrance † Jerry Oesterly by Wife, Rosemary (SJ)
by The Czarnecki & Fisher Families (SJ) † Tina Nellucci by Enza & Glen Willing (SJ)
In Honor of Our Lady Queen of the Angels (Special Intention) In 5:00 pm
Thanksgiving by Grace Ann Culiano (HS) † Rose Piazza by Diane and Bob Edwards (SJ)
† Robert Hall by Anne Nevinskas (HS) † Concetta Nellucci by Saverio and Elenor LaPietra (SJ)
Friday January 21st St. Agnes
Holy Spirit
9:00 am
8:30 am
† Frank DeRosa, Birthday Remembrance, & Basil Oliver,
Ryan O'Malley (Special Intention) by The Mackenzie Family (HS)
Anniversary Remembrance by Joyce & Joe DeRosa (SJ)
11:00 am
† Charles Scardino by Joe & Anne Sakmyster (HS)
† John Nania, Jr. by Barbara & Ralph Meleo (HS)
Saturday January 22nd St. Vincent, Memorial of Blessed Virgin
Mary
9:00 am
† Rosemarie Thummler by Ellen Barry-Jensen (SJ)
Carlo Viavattene (Special Intention) by His Family (SJ)
The Sanctuary Candle at Holy Spirit burns
this week in memory of:
Deceased Members of the Parish For all who are grieving
by Father James Schwartz (HS)
The Sanctuary Candle at St. Joseph’s burns
this week in memory of:
Peter M. DeJonge
by Debra & Gary Reisdorf (SJ)
The Legion of Mary Invites You to Pray The
Rosary with Them during the Pandemic
CONFESSIONS:
Every Saturday at 2:30pm at Holy Tuesday Afternoons at 3:00 pm
Spirit in the Youth Room and 3:30pm at St. Joseph’s Church
in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel at St.
Joseph’s or by appointment. All are Welcome!
Fr. Jim: 585-586-8089X 112 or
schwartz@dor.org
Fr. Sadhanala 585-586-8089X 123 or IN REMEMBRANCE
fr.sadhanala.sriram@dor.org
St. Joseph’s In Remembrance column is now online
with bios of parishioners who recently celebrated
Low Gluten Hosts are available at both Parishes funerals at St. Joseph’s:
upon request https://holyspirit-saintjoseph.org/in-remembrance
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Shepherd Home Respect Life
MARCH FOR LIFE
JANUARY 21, 2022
BUS TRIP TO WASHINGTON D.C.
The March for Life will be held on January 21, 2022.
We are now taking reservations for the 2022 “March
for Life” Bus Trip departing from Church of the Holy
Spirit to Washington D.C.
Participants must arrive to Holy Spirit
January 20th at 9p.m.
If you would like to attend, please visit our web site at:
http://march4life.gmsander.info and fill out a
reservation request form. The cost this year is only
$30.00 per person. For more info, visit the website,
call Gerry Sander at 585-503-3256, or email us at:
committeeforlife@yahoo.com.
Couples Weekend Retreat
COUPLES WEEKEND RETREAT
February 18th - 20th
“EUCHARIST, GOD’S GIFT TO HIS PEOPLE”
Jesus reaches out to all of us...It is up to us to accept
this gift and then go live what we have received .
Join other couples as the Notre Dame Retreat Team
leads you through a weekend of listening, sharing, and
building friendships. Come and join us a the Table - all
are welcome! For more information visit:
https://notredameretreat.org or call Notre Dame Re-
treat House at 585-394-5700
Notre Dame Retreat House
5151 Foster Rd.
Canandaigua, NY
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SYNOD 2021-2022 Outreach
IS THE SYNOD A NEW PARISH PROGRAM? PENFIELD HOPE
Actually, it is not a parish program. The synod is a RE-LOCATION IS UNDERWAY!
specially crafted process that Pope Francis has chosen THANK YOU TO ALL
for the church —- to listen —- to the church. All in WHO ARE MAKING IT HAPPEN!
dialogue with the inspiration of the Holy Spirit.
Penfield Hope volunteers have been working through-
It’s part of a prayerful process that we probably know out the Christmas season to pack all of the donated
well, but just in another way. If we’ve ever said even food, clothing, housewares, diapers and cleaning
one prayer, we have been guided by the Holy Spirit! products that were in the St. Joseph’s Pastoral Offices
WHAT IS A SYNOD? basement. This space has served the ministry well for
A synod process is a close to four years, and we deeply appreciate the time
sharing between people of and dedication of our volunteers.
different ages,
backgrounds, spirituality, Now we are moving into 1771 Penfield Road with a
but with a desire to be one re-opening date of this Monday, January 17! This will
with the Spirit, and be a “softer” opening than planned due to the Covid
together create a bright surge. We will serve clients at curbside and look
future. forward to the day in the near future when we can
safely introduce our walk-through food pantry.
SOUNDS LIKE IT’S FOR CLERGY OR
THEOLOGIANS More volunteer photos will be shared in the weeks
Not at all! The process is meant to be clergy, religious ahead, but this week we focus our gratitude on the
& laity learning how to be ‘missionary disciples,’ amazing generosity and spirit of St. Joseph’s Knights
TOGETHER! It’s like Jesus taught the apostles—he of Columbus. They transported the bulk of all that had
taught them and prepared them for the time when he to be moved on a cold, snowy Saturday morning.
would no longer be there. It’s our turn to enhance our Their smiles, good will and heavy lifting are much
preparation for the mission. appreciated! They also took the occasion to share
proceeds from recent fundraisers. May their ministry
HOW CAN MY ONE VOICE SPEAK TO THE be blessed. Deacon Duncan Harris, Cathy Kamp
FUTURE OF THE CHURCH?
Our input isn’t meant to be directed at changing
Church teaching. BUT your voice is vital in the way
we live, pray and treat one another as God’s family.
Every voice, knitted together, becomes a beautiful
contribution!
SHARING
Which phrase expresses your vision of church?
Why?
The beautiful vision of Pope Francis for this time of
dialogue includes:
planting dreams
allowing us to see what church can be—vision
allowing hope to flourish
inspiring trust
healing wounds
weaving together relationships
awakening a dawn of hope
learning from one another
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Music Ministry St. Joseph School
ENROLLMENT FOR THE
SPRING SEMESTER AND
2022-2023
ACADEMIC YEAR OPEN
For more than 60 years St. Joseph
has offered a safe, respectful,
nurturing environment which
A HUGE thanks to our Music Ministers who shapes both the mind and heart of
enriched our Christmas celebrations with the each and every student --
sounds of the season. academically, emotionally,
Your time and talents are greatly appreciated! socially, and spiritually. At the heart of it all,
St. Joseph School encourages students to be
faith-centered while creating a strong and confident
foundation for success in school and life.
WHY CHOOSE ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL?
Academic excellence
Value-based education supporting your child’s
character development
State-certified teachers and support staff who put
Faith for Life your children first
After school care until 6pm
Academic Intervention Services (AIS)
FIRST EUCHARIST Community Service Projects
PREPARATION
MATERIALS
Holy Spirit and St. Joseph’s
First Eucharist Preparation materials will be
available in the West Transept of St. Joseph’s
Church the weekends of January 22nd and
January 29th. Please pick up the materials for
your students during this time.
FIRST EUCHARIST PARENTS’
MEETING
FEBRUARY 1st 6:00PM
Holy Spirit and St. Joseph’s
PRESCHOOL PROGRAM
We invite our First Eucharist parents to join us The Preschool program is designed for
in preparation for their child’s sacrament on 3- and 4 year-olds whose birthdays are
February 1st at 6:00pm on ZOOM. Invitations prior to December 1. and after school
with the meeting information are forthcoming. care is available for our elementary
We look forward to growing students with a wraparound program
closer to Christ and His offered for our preschool students.
church together! Please contact Amy Johnson at 585-586-6968 ext 302
to arrange for a tour.
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Prayer Outreach
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION—HOLY SPIRIT
Sunday & Monday 2pm to 9pm, Tuesday 10am to
9pm, Wednesday 10am to 4pm, Thursday 3pm to 9pm,
Friday from 10am to 9pm, Saturday 9am to 3pm
VOLUNTEER NEEDS:
Saturdays Noon - 1:00pm, Tuesdays 8:00-9:00pm,
Thursdays 4:00 - 5:00pm
Please contact Mary Reardon for more information:
671-3822 or plainjan@rochester.rr.com
Our friends at Mary’s Place need drivers to deliver
food to refugees at their homes. Covid-19 precautions
are in place for deliveries. Food pickup is at Mary’s
Place on Lexington Avenue at 11:45am and
deliveries can be made in an hour. If you can
volunteer to drive and deliver, please contact
Matthew Palocy at Mary’s Place: 585-270-8626,
matthew.palocy@marysplaceoutreach.org
Lifespan Volunteer Request
Live Class Available on ZOOM New Year -- A New Opportunity
For more information or to register for an upcoming
class please use this link https://vipelnk.com/afdwvi7 Many older folks in our community have given up
their keys and no longer drive. Yet, they still need to
Currently Live Classes are held at 6:00pm the 2nd
get to medical appointments, go shopping, do their
Tuesday of each month at the Church of the Assump-
banking, have their hair cut.
tion in Fairport (gym). What you need:
Comfortable clothing Can You Help?
Exercise mat
Small hand weights (optional) If you have a couple of hours a week, or even a couple
of hours a month, consider being a volunteer driver.
Water bottle You can select your geographic area and the times you
An open heart wish to drive. You will be provided with training, and
supplemental accident and liability insurance.
SoulCore Instructor Terezeja Lemieux invites you to
integrate body and soul in prayer, fully orienting the Call Sr. Anne Guerin at 244-8400, ext. 142, or email at
heart and mind toward Christ, while discovering the aguerin@lifespan-roch.org
beauty of the rosary. SoulCore is movement born from and she will help you get
the desire to nourish body AND soul through prayer started.
and core strengthening, functional exercise. Why wait?
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General Parish Information
To contribute an article or photos to the bulletin LADIES AUXILIARY—KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
about current activity at either parish, Eleanor Czarnecki, President - St. Joseph’s
please email or call: sjpladiesauxkofc@gmail.com
Maria.Crowe@dor.org, 585-586-8089 x110 Pat Schichler, President - Holy Spirit
SUBMISSIONS DUE FRIDAY ONE WEEK PRIOR pschichler@yahoo.com
PASTORAL MINISTRY OFFICE MANAGEMENT
Fr. James Schwartz, Pastor Patrick Vogt, Finance Director/Maintenance
Schwartz@dor.org 585-586-8089 ext. 112 Patrick.Vogt@dor.org 585-586-8089 ext. 119
Fr. Sriram Sadhanala, Parochial Vicar, Kathy Best, St. Joseph’s Church Secretary
Youth Ministry & Confirmation Kathleen.Best@sjcpenfield.com 585-586-8089 ext. 120
fr.sadhanala.sriram@dor.org 585-586-8089 ext.123 Maria Crowe, St. Joseph’s Church, Secretary
Fr. Bob Kreckel, In Residence Maria.Crowe@dor.org 585-586-8089 ext. 110
Fr.Robert.Kreckel@dor.org 585-899-0098 Marc Magagnoli, Network Systems Administrator:
Deacon Ray Garbach, Pastoral Associate, Holy Spirit Marc.Magagnoli@dor.org 585-671-5525
Ray.Garbach@dor.org 585-671-5525 Kathy Zink, School Business Administrator
Deacon Duncan Harris, Pastoral Associate, Kathleen.Zink@dor.org 585-586-8089 ext. 111
St. Joseph’s, Penfield Hope Co-Director
SCHOOL OFFICE
Duncan.Harris@sjcpenfield.com
585-586-8089 ext.113 Open Monday to Friday from 7:30am to 3pm
Deacon Roger DeBell, Roger.DeBell@dor.org www.sjspenfield.com
585-586-6968 Fax 585-586-4619
Susan Gividen, Director of Music, St. Joseph’s, Amy Johnson, Principal 585-586-6968 ext. 302
Susan.Gividen@dor.org 585-586-8089 ext.125 Amy.Johnson@dor.org
Cathy Kamp, Pastoral Associate, St. Joseph’s, Colleen Giallanza, Lisa Lynd, School Secretaries
Penfield Hope Co-Director
Cathy.Kamp@sjcpenfield.com Contact Us, Follow Us!
585-586-8089 ext. 115
Gabriel Pellegrino, Director of Music, Holy Spirit, Holy Spirit: 1355 Hatch Road, Webster, NY 14580
Gabriel.Pellegrino@dor.org 585-671-5520
Nancy Veronesi, Director of Worship, St. Joseph’s Phone: 585-671-5520; Fax: 585-671-7262
Nancy.Veronesi@sjcpenfield.com Email: pholyspi@dor.org
585-586-8089 ext. 124 Website: www.holyspirit-saintjoseph.org
Facebook: ChurchofHolySpiritWebster
FAITH FOR LIFE
Jeanne Mooney, Faith for Life Director (K-7) St. Joseph’s, 43 Gebhardt Rd, Penfield, NY 14526
Jeanne.Mooney@sjcpenfield.com Joint Parish Office Hours:
585-586-8089 ext. 116 Monday - Friday 8:30am - 5:00pm
PASTORAL CARE & SOCIAL OUTREACH
Phone: 585-586-8089; Fax: 585-586-0674
Email: info@sjcpenfield.com
Confidential Lines
Website: www.holyspirit-saintjoseph.org
Stephen Ministry 585-586-8089 ext. 130
Facebook: SJCPenfield, hopepenfield
Penfield HOPE 585- 586-5139
Instagram: @sjcpenfield, @penfieldhope,
penfieldhope@gmail.com
@st.joes_yg
41 Gebhardt Rd. in Pastoral Offices
Twitter: @SJCpenfield, @HopePenfield,
PARISH LEADERSHIP @PhillipTheVan
Anthony Gramza, Pastoral Council Chair -Holy Spirit A reminder to all ministers/
Ned Sayegh, Pastoral Council Chair - St. Joseph’s volunteers in any area of
Parishcouncil@sjcpenfield.com parish life at Holy Spirit and
James Hopper, Finance Chair - St. Joseph’s St. Joseph’s that we need to
Brian Weaver, Finance Chair - Holy Spirit complete online training.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS GRAND KNIGHT LINK: C.A.S.E. Training.
Ross Giardino - St. Joseph’s rossgiardino@gmail.com https://holyspirit-saintjoseph.org/creating-a-safe-environment
John Veloski - Holy Spirit jveloski@frontier.com
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We Hold in Prayer this week all those who are ill....
Mayra Anastasi (SJ) Pat Hammell (HS) Maryann B (HS) Angie S (HS)
Debbie A (SJ) Gary Hosenfeld (HS) Victor & Jean Mastrandea (SJ) Joyce Shood (SJ)
Declan Beaton (SJ) Martin Hosenfeld Jr. (HS) Barbara Meleo (SJ) Sharman Steltenpohl (SJ)
Sharon Brognia (SJ) Jim Hynes (SJ) Michael R. (HS) Susan (HS)
Courtney (SJ) Joseph B (HS) Evelyn M (SJ) Beverly Stutzman (SJ)
Olivia Caines (SJ) Julie (HS) Donald Mongeon (SJ) Gail Trabalzi (SJ)
Steven Colon (HS) Katie (SJ) Carla Myers (SJ) Jo Vigianni (SJ)
Tim Crowley (SJ) Kelly (HS) Deb Nau (HS) Valerie (HS)
Julia D’Anza (SJ) Karen Kelly (SJ) Kevin P. (SJ) Cori Vincent (HS)
David D (HS) Christopher Knight (SJ) Frank Palermo III (SJ) Dan Wiles (SJ)
Patricia David (SJ) Domenic Lamb (HS) Kim Paterson (SJ) William Zink
Ethan DiIulio (SJ) Andrew B. Lane (SJ) Nancy Pelletier (SJ)
Eleanor (SJ) Barb Leibenguth (SJ) Rob Perialas (SJ)
Steven Elinsky (HS) Jim Lovelock (SJ) Deanna Peters (HS)
Ethan (HS) Amelia Maley (SJ) Sandra Piccolo (SJ)
Heidi Liebert-Fine (SJ) Marian & Michael (SJ) Ann & Gary Ras (SJ)
Adam Greenly (SJ) Mary A (HS) James Rutigliano (HS)
Please call either St Joseph’s Church (586-8089) or Holy Spirit (671-5520) to have a name placed on this list.
We Hold in DO YOU NEED PRAYERS?
Prayer this week A Prayer Ministry Phone Line is available at St. Joseph’s. For
all those who are many years a group of parishioners have been praying daily
serving in the individually and weekly as a group for special intentions. They
military including: Kyle Bachman (SJ), would like to include you by name with your need in their daily
Peter Lajoie (SJ), Ian McLellan (SJ), Holton and weekly prayer. Call our Prayer and Stephen Ministry
Pratt (SJ), John Siniscalco (SJ), Liam Confidential Phone Line 585-586-0674 X130. Leave your name
Osborn (SJ). as the person wanting prayers (it can be only your first name) and
Please call either St Joseph’s Church the specific reason for the prayer request. You may wish to leave
(586-8089) or Holy Spirit (671-5520) to a name and number if you wish someone to call back to pray with
have a name placed on this list. you individually.
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Rochester
Richard Falvo, Michael Falvo,
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TJ’S PLUMBING Nichols Construction Team
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Plumbing Repairs • Water Heaters Providing Commercial Construction
Drain Cleaning • Bathroom Remodeling Services Since 1983
New Homes & Additions
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Thomas J. Mastrodonato
Holy Spirit and St Joseph’s
32 Corral Drive, Penfield, New York 14526
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JIM REID, ST. JOSEPH PARISHIONER
For All Your Flooring Needs in
Tony’s the Home or at the office.
Carpet • Hardwood Flooring
Collision Inc. Ceramic Tile • Vinyl Plank
Auto Body, Paint SCACCIA Large inventory in Stock
& Frame Repair Experts TILE & MARBLE Ph: (585) 218-2080
Complete Insurance Claim Services
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Free Estimates • Loaner Autos Available
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Full Service Flower Shop $5.00 OFF
Party Trays & Cakes Any Order of
Meat cut fresh on premise $25 or More
Lori Mason, (tax and tip not included)
We Deliver Too! REALTOR®
671-4450 1797 Penfield Road Rt. 250 Penfield • 377-1040 Valid only at The Pub
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RICHARD H. KEENAN
Funeral Homes Inc.
Serving Your Family As Our Own For Over 50 Years
41 South Main St. (585) 223-0094
7501 Pittsford Palmyra Rd. (585) 223-4840
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T.K.’S PIZZERIA
“FAIRPORT’S FINEST”
27 Liftbridge Lane East
388-1700
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585-266-ROOF
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Community Knife Grinding Every Sat @ The Windmill Farm & Craft Mkt. Penn. Yan, NY
Open Every Saturday including Labor Day &
Columbus Day - Closing Dec. 14th
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Real Estate Salesperson
Parishioner
Let me help you navigate
the local real estate market.
721-6215
johnwenderlich@kw.com
Keller Williams Realty Greater Rochester
2000 Winton Rd. South, Rochester, NY 14618
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