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Welcome to
Saints Peter & Paul ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
66 East Main Street, Hamburg, NY 14075 • RECTORY: 649-2765 • FAX: 649-5218 • www.sspphamburg.org
December 15, 2019 Third Sunday of Advent
MASS TIMES
Saturday Vigil: 4:00 p.m.
Sunday: 7:30, 9:15, 10:45 a.m., 12:15 and 5 p.m.
Holy Day Masses: 7:00, 9:00 a.m., 4:00 and 7 p.m.
Weekday Masses: Monday—Friday: 7:00 and 9:00 a.m.
Saturday Morning: 9:00 a.m.
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CONFESSIONS: Saturday, 1:00-2:00 p.m. or by appt.
MISSION STATEMENT
SS. Peter & Paul Parish is a Eucharistic Community dedicated to Jesus Christ’s gospel message.
Inspired by the Holy Spirit, we call forth the gifts and talents of our members to strengthen the
universal Body of Christ through prayer, worship and service.
We invite all to join us on this journey.
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Office Hours: Secretary Available: Monday—Friday, 9:00 am—12:00pm & 12:30—4:00pm (716) 649-2765
Mass Cards: Monday—Friday, 9:00am—12:00pm & 12:30—4:00pm
No office hours Saturday or Sunday. For an appointment with clergy, please call for time & date. Urgent matters—any time.
Vision Statement
Our vision that our ministries look to follow
“From SS. Peter & Paul Parish’s
humble beginnings in 1844, our
family in faith continues to preserve
and honor the past, value the present
and shape young disciples for a
vibrant future for our community. We
strive to evangelize and strengthen
the universal Body of Christ through
worship, prayer and service so that
one day we will be joined together
forever in God’s Heavenly Kingdom.”
Parish Trustee: Mr. Richard Blake, Dr. Eileen Lyon Pastoral Council President: David Jones
Pastoral Council Email: [email protected]
Welcome Visitors… We are happy to have you with us at the parish of SS. Peter and Paul. Whether you are here for the first time or you visit periodically, you are most welcome. If there is anything that we can do to make your visit more pleasant, please ask any of the ushers who will be glad to show you where things are. We hope that you feel at home here and please come again!
Pastor Rev. Arthur Mattulke, ext. 511 [email protected] Permanent Deacons Dcn. Robb Ciezki Dcn. Joseph Gray Dcn. Carlton Koester Dcn. John Wlos
Parochial Vicar Rev. Patrick O’Keefe, ext. 522 [email protected]
School Staff (716) 649-7030 PRINCIPAL Sr. Marilyn Ann Dudek CSSF [email protected] ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Diane Liptak [email protected] SCHOOL SECRETARY Penny Wapshare, ext. 130 [email protected] Faith Formation (716) 649-0231 DIRECTOR OF FAITH FORMATION Rev. Patrick O’Keefe, ext. 1 [email protected]
Coordinator of Youth & Family Ministry (716) 380-7411 (716) 649-0231, ext. 3 Jacob Druzbik [email protected]
Parish Outreach (716) 648-1725 COORDINATOR OF PARISH OUTREACH Karin Dusza SECRETARY OF PARISH OUTREACH Nicole Filkorn
Parish Staff (716) 649-2765 PARISH BUSINESS MANAGER Donald Wach, ext. 520 [email protected] PARENTS’ GUILD/BOOKKEEPER Kimberly Stiller, ext. 526 [email protected] PARISH SECRETARIES Linda Reimondo, ext. 510 [email protected] Mary Conroy, ext. 523 [email protected]
Music Ministry DIRECTOR OF WORSHIP/ MUSIC MINISTRY John Meyers (716) 649-2765 ext. 527 [email protected] CANTOR Renee Zogaib CONTEMPORARY ENSEMBLE DIRECTOR Timothy Gastle (716) 662-6815
Maintenance Kyle Schweizer Kevin Schweizer (716) 649-2765 ext. 438 Cemetery (716) 649-2765 ext. 439
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Parish News... Calendar of Events:
December 16th—December 22nd
Monday, December 16th 10:00-1:00 Elizabeth Ministry Prayer Luncheon
(Chapel & Parish Mtg Rm) 4:00-8:00 Basketball/Students (Social Center/Gym)
7:00-8:30 St. Vincent de Paul (Parish Mtg Rm) 7:00-9:00 Advent Penance Service (Church)
7:00-9:00 Finance Council (Rectory Conf Rm)
Tuesday, December 17th
9:30-10:00 Lectio Divina Prayer Group (Chapel) 4:00-8:00 Basketball/Students (Social Center/Gym)
7:00-8:30 RCIA (Parish Mtg Rm) 7:30-9:00 Boy Scouts Committee Meeting
(School Faculty Rm)
Wednesday, December 18th
4:00-8:00 Basketball/Students (Social Center/Gym) 7:00-8:30 Parish Choir (Church)
7:00-9:30 Charismatic Prayer Group (Chapel) 9:00-11:00 Men’s Basketball (Social Center/Gym)
Thursday, December 19th
4:00-5:00 RCIC (Rectory Dining Rm) 4:00-8:00 Basketball/Students (Social Center/Gym)
6:00-8:00 Christmas Pageant Rehearsal (Parish Mtg Rm)
7:00-8:00 Care for Creation (Parish Library) 7:15-9:00 Contemporary Ensemble (Church)
Friday, December 20th 9:00 School Mass (Church)
9:30-5:00 Adoration & Benediction (Chapel) 11:20 School Early Dismissal
5:30-10:00 Parents’ Guild Parent’s Night Out (School Cafeteria)
6:00 Church Cleaning (Church)
Saturday, December 21st
11:00-3:00 Friends of Night People (Social Center Kitchen)
Parents Guild Selling Scrip Cards After 4:00 Mass (Social Center Hallway)
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We welcome those beginning their journey of faith through the sacrament of baptism during the
Month of November:
Theodore William Block Anna Rose Jakubowski Anna Olivia Rachwal Adriana Marie Weiss
Join us in welcoming the newest members of our SS Peter & Paul family! During the month of
November we were blessed with the addition of:
Michael & Jenny Barr of Hamburg Alexandra Bogold of Cheektowaga
James Kiblin of Cheektowaga
Church Cleaning & Decorating The Christmas cleaning of the Church will be done
Friday, December 20th at 6 pm. Please bring buckets and rags, soap will be provided.
Decorating of the Church will be done at 6 pm on Sunday, December 22nd.
Please join us as we prepare for the coming of our Lord.
Advent Parish Penance Service Our Advent parish penance service will be held on Monday, December 16th at 7:00 pm in the Church.
Sunday, December 22nd
Parents Guild Selling Scrip Cards After Morning Masses (Social Center Hallway)
6:00 Church Decorating (Church)
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Learning Our Faith at Ss. Peter and Paul... Faith Formation... Our Catholic School...
Parents With Small Children Please consider sitting up front at Mass (even if you come in late). Children will naturally be bored and get antsy if they have no view of what is going on at the altar. If you bring them up when you are receiving Holy Communion, have them cross their arms over their hearts to signal their desire for a blessing.
Altar Servers Please pick up your schedules in the Sacristy this weekend after mass. The schedules not picked up this weekend, will be mailed to you.
Thank you, Miss Nye
Happy Advent. Important Dates to Remember: Saturday, January 11, 2020 9am-11am First Reconciliation Retreat Saturday, February 8, 2020 9am-11am First Communion Retreat Sign up for First Communion will begin on Monday, December 16. Sign up will be on Sign Up Genius ONLY. No requests will be taken by phone or email. See handout sent home with students. Christmas Pageant Sign up by: Email ( [email protected]) or return flyer to Faith formation office *Please make 1st, 2nd and 3rd choices* Parts will be emailed out prior to rehearsal. Rehearsals will be from 6-8 pm Thursday nights 12/12, 12/19, 12/26 Questions please call Jenn Quinn 698-6366 Name____________________________________________ Age_________ Parent email_______________________________________ Phone #___________ Check all that apply: Likes to sing_____ Likes to act( with speaking)______ Likes to act(non speaking)____ Choose 3 (1st, 2nd and 3rd choices): Mary_____ Shephard______ Manger animal______ Joseph_____ Wise Man_____ Messenger Angel_____ Innkeeper____ Narrator_____ Gabriel___ Angel Choir_____ ***Parent Helper______
Students in grades three through eight will celebrate the forgiveness of Jesus in the Sacrament of Reconciliation on December 16 at 1:00p.m. in SSPP Church. There will be a prayer service with the faculty and students before the celebration of the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Students will have the opportunity to hear of God’s love and forgiveness in a Scripture reading. They will reflect on the ways they have or have not loved God and others in an examination of conscience. We are grateful for the many priests that will be present in Church to hear the confessions of our students. Celebrating the Sacrament of Reconciliation is another way during this season of Advent that we can prepare our hearts and let Jesus be born in us. Congratulations to our students who worked so hard to attain averages qualifying them for first honors, second honors, and merit roll. We encourage our students to work their best in academics and in behavior. The faculty and students are not in school beginning December 21. Dismissal on December 20 is at 11:20a.m. Christmas break continues through January 5. Classes resume on January 6. Have a blessed Christmas and a New Year filled with peace and joy. Thank you to all who help us in our school and who support our efforts. God bless you… Sister Marilyn Ann
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Ministry…
Youth & Family Ministry…
If you haven’t already I’d encourage you to sign up for Dynamic Catholics “best Advent ever” it’s not too late! Sign up at https://dynamiccatholic.com/best-advent-ever they have daily reflections to get the most out of the season. And don’t forget to take advantage of the parish penance service 12/16! -The Women Ministry kick-off was a fantastic success, and the bible study begins in January. Contact Leslie at 400-3514 if you’d like to join. All women are welcome! -Our next Friends of Night People service is 12/21 now is a great time to volunteer to serve those less fortunate. Get in touch with me if you’d like to join. -Our next Confirmation night is 12/15 at 6:30 any parents/family who would like to join for the penance service during class time is more than welcome to! -Thank you all for your support of the youth with our annual Poinsettia sale! -Our youth room is taking shape! I know you’ve seen my pleas for donations the last couple months and I’ll have some pictures in the coming weeks of the room. That being said I’m still willing to hear any donations you may have especially couches, and large area rugs! -We are making plans to travel to World Youth Day 2022 in Portugal. Get in touch with me if you’re interested! We have meetings to start preparing for fundraising soon! -Thank you to all of the families/teens who helped out last weekend with the Christmas Bazaar set-up, and who helped during the bazaar in any capacity. We appreciate you! -Lastly if you’d like to get text or email updates about things happening at the parish with Youth and Family Ministry you can register at https://sspphym.flocknote.com/ until now that was open to confirmation families but now there is a group for anyone! See you all around the parish! -Jake Druzbik Youth & Family Minister 716-380-7411 [email protected] ssppymhamburg.org
Parish Outreach 1) Food Pantry Needs: ravioli/spaghetti rings, canned vegetables, crackers, cereal, cake/brownie mix In November, you helped provide grocery assistance to 215 families (491 individuals) thru your donations of 2,469 pounds of food and non-grocery items. Thank you for your ongoing support. 2) Thanksgiving Donations: thanks to all who so generously donated groceries, money and time in support of our Thanksgiving food distribution, providing 114 dinners for families in need. Although we receive food from FeedMore of WNY, we would not have been able to serve all of our families without your help. A special note of gratitude to our fabulous volunteers for their hard work and ongoing dedication. Turkey donations are still being accepted for our upcoming Christmas distribution and may be brought directly to the Outreach office. 3) Clothing Closet Needs: winter coats, boots, hats, gloves, children’s clothing (2T-5T), men’s sweatshirts (all sizes) 4) The barrels at the Church entrances are now designated for Friends of Night People donations for gloves, hats, new socks and underwear. We will also be collecting sleeping bags and blankets (please bring these items to the Outreach office). One barrel will remain at the Main Street entrance to receive general/holiday food donations. 5) Due to an increase in the number of homebound parishioners requesting Communion, we are in need of Eucharistic Ministers. If you are presently a Eucharistic Minister and can help, or would like to take a training class and volunteer for this ministry, please call the Outreach office. 6) Volunteers are needed to transport residents requiring wheelchairs at Elderwood at Hamburg to the Communion service held there Friday mornings. Many thanks to Joann McMahon & Marilyn Wiedemann for their many years serving at Elderwood! Please call the Outreach office for more information or if you can help. 7) Angel Tree: we will need all Angel Tree gifts returned to the tree or Outreach office by this weekend of December 14-15. 8) We are not able to accept donations between the hours of 2-3pm
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Pass the Chalice This chalice pass is an awesome way to bring families together for prayer and at the same time bring an awareness of the need of vocations to the priesthood. Those families wishing to share in this great experience may sign up at the table in Church with your first & last name for the week you will be receiving the Chalice. The case with the Chalice in it will be in the Sacristy for the weekend Masses. If you have any questions don’t hesitate to contact David & Margaret Alexander at 648-3842 Dec. 15—Dec. 21 Joe & Michelle Hoff
Reminder If you are going away for the winter, please call the rectory to let us know. We will stop your envelopes until you call
and let us know you have returned. Thank you.
Ministry...
Christmas Wafer (oplatek) ...commemorates a custom which is many centuries old. The ritual observance is called wigilia (pronounced “vee-ghee-leah”) in Polish. It is a unique family celebration in Christendom perpetuated with the full blessing of the Church. The wafer is passed from the oldest to the youngest with a Christmas greeting before Christmas Eve Dinner begins. Packets of Wafers are available in the Rectory and Sacristy. Donations are accepted.
Retirement Fund for Religious Religious give thanks. “’thank you’ hardly seems adequate to convey what it means to us,” says a Catholic sister of the financial assistance her community received from the Retirement Fund for Religious. Prayer-filled thanks for your donation to last week’s second collection.
The kickoff to the Women’s Ministry wine and cheese social was a big success; thank you to all who attended! Women of all ages are invited to come and journey with us as we grow in faith while building community with other like-minded women. Please join us for our new bible study: Ignite: Read the Bible Like Never Before by Deacon Harold Burke- Sivers and Sonja Corbitt. The sessions meet every two weeks in the SSPP meeting room from 6:30-8:30 pm, January 8, 2020 to April 15, 2020. To register and order your book, please call Leslie Jones 400-3514 or Erin McNichol 310-4688. The deadline to order your book is December 18, 2019.
Have you ever considered being a lector? What does a lector do? Is it a lot of work? In case you missed the Ministry Fair but were thinking about serving your parish here are some facts about lecturing that might make you change your mind: *You will be at Mass anyway so why not contribute your talent? *All the text has been prepared for you – you only have to read what is written *You decide which Mass time is most convenient for you *Not a huge commitment of your time - In a ten week cycle you might lector at 2 or 3 Masses – depending on which Mass and you are going to be there anyway *Free training provided *Choice seating at no extra charge *Families are encouraged - share the liturgy with those you love If interested please contact the rectory office 649-2765 and we will get you more information.
Eagle Scout Project Thank you so much for all your support. I well surpassed my goal of 50 pairs of boots. I think I will be close to 100 pairs by the end of this week. To date all boots have been washed and water proofed and ready for distribution. Thank you again for the many donations and support. I will send out an update after my project is completed. Sincerely, Weston Ferro Troop 400
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Ministry ... Bullletin Deadline Changes
During the month of December, because of Christmas and New Years the bulletin deadline will be several days earlier than normal. If you regularly submit something to the bulletin you will receive an email with the deadline date and time changes. If you do not usually submit items to the bulletin or do not receive an email please contact Linda at the rectory office early to make sure your items are included in the bulletin as needed. Thank you for your understanding and assistance.
Scrip Card Sales Start your Christmas shopping early! Our Saints Peter and Paul School is once again selling Scrip Gift Cards. With Scrip, you purchase Gift Cards at their face value, and a percentage of the money goes right back to the school. It’s that simple! You can use the Gift Cards to give away as gifts themselves, or use them for your own purchases! There are over 20 Gift Cards that we have in stock of which you can pick up today, and even many more that you can order … and have ready in time for Christmas! See the area set up at the St. Francis chapel to get your Gift Cards today! We will be selling the Gift Cards after each Mass (except the 5pm on Sunday) at the following weekends: December 14/15 December 21/22 In addition, we will be selling the Gift Cards the 1st Sunday of each Month after Christmas. Keep us in mind as you shop! THANK YOU for your continued support of our
school!!
SSPP Catholic School Alumni and Alumni Parents *The SS. Peter and Paul parent's guild is working to update our alumni and parents of alumni databases. If you or your child(ren) attended St. Pete's please fill out a card found in the pew. *Place the card in the boxes at the entrances of the church *Please include: Name (current and maiden), Graduation year, email address, and mailing address. *We are planning an Alumni/Alumni parents event in the upcoming months ... so stay tuned. *You can also email the info to Jacque (Krycia) Partridge '96 at [email protected]
An Invitation.... Elizabeth Ministry invites YOU to our annual Advent Prayer Luncheon. We truly hope you can come as we have such a Good time. We welcome our "regulars" and will be looking for more of our parish friends. Why: to come closer to Jesus in our own Parish Community When: Monday, December 16, beginning 10:00am- approx.1pm Where: Prayer in St. Francis Chapel: Lunch in Meeting Room RSVP: Anne Brown-649-3994 Mary Ann Krajcer-992-2714 Kathy Steffen-380-0171
SS. Peter & Paul:
A Catholic Community School 68 East Main St., Hamburg, NY 14075 •
(716) 649-7030 You’re invited
Prek4 through Grade 8
Open Tour:
11 am | Wednesday, Jan. 22
Open House:
6 to 8 pm | Wednesday, Jan 29
Learn more | ssppopenhouse.com
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Prayer …
Prayer for Vocations O God, who chose the apostles to make disciples of all nations,
and who by baptism and confirmation has called us to build up your Holy Church,
we implore you to choose among us, Your children, many priests and religious who will love you with their whole hearts
and will gladly spend their lives making you known and loved by all.
Through Christ our Lord. Amen
Ministry…
END OF YEAR DONATIONS REMINDER If you are planning on making any special donations to the parish or school before the end of this calendar year or if you want your weekly contributions to be posted in this calendar year, please make sure that your donations are received by the parish no later than December 27th. Any donations received in after this date must be posted in the new year regardless of the date on the check. Thank you.
PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK OF THE PARISH LISTED HERE AND THOSE LISTED IN OUR PARISH BOOK OF INTENTIONS LOCATED IN THE CHURCH:
Daily Prayer Schedule in Church: (Monday—Saturday)
8:00am Rosary 8:30am Liturgy of the Hours
PLEASE PRAY FOR THE DECEASED: Arthur Groundwater, Rita Mandiak
Becoming Catholic/RCIA Are you, or someone you know, interested in becoming CATHOLIC ? Or perhaps you have not completed the Sacraments of Initiation (First Eucharist and/or Confirmation). If you have been feeling a gentle “calling” to investigate the Catholic faith in greater depth, now is your time to take action. For further details on the RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation) program, you may call the Rectory office at 649-2765 or call Dennis & Mary Jo Weiss at 648-5431.
A Vocation View John the Baptist urged his followers to turn from their sins and renounce anything that was keeping them from doing God’s will. If God is calling you to priesthood or religious life, what can you turn from in order to hear the call more clearly and answer more readily? If God is calling you to a Church vocation, call Fr. Andrew Lauricella at 716-847-5535.
Our average weekly operating expenses for the parish are $ 21,277.00 Our weekly receipts for December 8, 2019 are: Weekly $ 23,919.76 Monthly $ 2,000.00 Total $ 25,919.76 Poor Boxes (SVdP) $ 375.50 The gift or your donations allows us to continue the mission of Christ, here at Saints Peter and Paul. Thank you for your continued generosity and may the Lord bless you always!
A Thank You A very special prayer of thanks to all of our people who signed to spend an hour with Jesus in Adoration on the Fridays in Advent. What graces you will receive....... Please try to be a few minutes early for your hour and if you find you will not be able to attend, call 648-0172.
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Events… St. Francis High School Christmas Concerts: Tuesday, December 17 - Instrumental Christmas Concert at 7:00 PM in Alumni Hall Theatre. Featuring the Concert Band, Jazz Messengers and K-OS Thursday, December 19 - Vocal Christmas Concert at 7:00 PM in Alumni Hall Theatre. Featuring the Chorus Classes, Men's Choir and Senior Schola. All of the performances are free of charge. Camp Turner’s WinterCamp ’19. Boys (ages 7-13) and Girls (ages 7-15) are invited to sign up for this 3-day overnight camp which runs December 28 at 10 am through December 30 at 6 pm. An optional round trip bus is available from Williamsville and Hamburg. The cabins are toasty, the food is delicious and our trained, vetted and experienced staff is excited to make his a great experience for everyone. We have an RN onsite at all times. Visit www.CampTurner.com for activity descriptions and online registration. If you have any questions, email [email protected] or call 716-354-4555. St. Gregory the Great Parish is excited to launch “FIAT,” a monthly Eucharist Conference. Please join us for an evening of adoration, faith-filled presentations, powerful music, and prayer ministry. Come with an open heart and mind. Like Mary who says yes to the will of God, be ready for Christ to become incarnate in your life. FIAT is open to everyone and will take place from 7-9 pm on the 2nd weekend of the month in the Church, 200 St. Gregory Ct., Williamsville. The first FIAT is scheduled for January 11. Upcoming dates: February 8 and March 7. If you are struggling with depression, grief or anxiety, the holidays can be an especially difficult time. If you are experiencing these feelings and think counseling could help, call Catholic Charities. We offer counseling in every county in the Diocese of Buffalo and are ready to assist you. For Erie and Niagara counties, call 716-895-1033. For all other counties, call your local Catholic Charities office to get started.
Monday Night BINGO @ 7:30 pm Hamburg Knights of Columbus - 36 Pierce Ave. Progressive game and new Bonus Ball game. All are welcome! More info call 649-4340. "Embrace the Word: Praying Lectio Divina " will be held during this Advent Season at Christ the King Seminary on Wednesday, December 18th at 6:30 pm in the St. John Vianney, Main Chapel. Lectio Divina is rooted in the Latin, meaning "Divine Reading". This spiritual exercise involves a contemplation on Sacred Scripture that enables the Word of God to become a vehicle of union with the Lord. Come join us and learn more about and pray Lectio Divina and enter into this ancient practice of the Church that will help us to listen deeply to the Spirit and to hear with the "ears of our hearts." If interested in attending or for further details please contact Fr. John Adams at [email protected]; 716-655-6406. Saint Bernadette Church Open Doors Ministry would like to invite you to our Inclusive Christmas Mass. Included with this letter is a flyer with information about the Mass. The Mass is on Thursday, December 26th at 7 p.m..The Sacrament of Reconciliation will be available at 6 p.m.. Father Bob Owczarczak will be the celebrant. Sister Conchetta LoPresti will be signing the mass. The church is wheelchair accessible and has wheelchair accessible bathrooms. This is a shorter mass with low lighting and soothing music. Low gluten hosts are available and no incense is used. Everyone is welcome to move around the church as needed to feel comfortable. This event is sponsored by the Open Doors Ministry which advocates for the inclusion of people with special needs into the life of the parish. Could you please share this information with your people use your services and their family. Questions may be directed to: Parish Advocate Hedi Mack 716-646-0792
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SANCTUARY CANDLE The Sanctuary Candle will burn the week of
December 15th—December 21st In Memory of John Schmitz By Carol Smolinski & Family
Mass Intentions
Sunday, December 15th, 2019—THIRD SUNDAY OF ADVENT 7:30 Ted & Flo Jakubik by Family 9:15 Jean Ferraro by Travelers CCS 10:45 Charles McHugh by McHugh Family 12:15 Dorothy & Leo Szablicki by Family 5:00 Deceased Members of the Schooley & Baker Families by Bill & Linda Schooley Monday, December 16th, 2019—Advent Weekday 7:00 Josephine DeLozier by Valerie Sullivan 9:00 Jetta & Philip Kiefer Sr. by Margaret Pagliacci Tuesday, December 17th, 2019—Advent Weekday 7:00 Leonard Stevens by Family 9:00 Jennie Ognibene by John Ognibene Wednesday, December 18th, 2019—Advent Weekday 7:00 James P. Flatley by Karl & Debi Stadler 9:00 Deceased Members of the Sabuda Family by Rudnicki Family Thursday, December 19th, 2019—Advent Weekday 7:00 Virginia Suida by Husband, John 9:00 Pamela McDonnell & Ruth Evoy by McDonnell & Lum Families Friday, December 20th, 2019—Advent Weekday 7:00 Marion Igielinski by Slupinski Family 9:00 Michael Atkinson by Family Saturday, December 21st, 2019—Advent Weekday 9:00 Carole W. Tallman by Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Tallman 4:00 Deceased Members of the Kennedy & King Families by Mary King Sunday, December 22nd, 2019—FOURTH SUNDAY OF ADVENT 7:30 Deceased Members of the Cox & Anderson Families by Debby & Peter Anderson 9:15 Vivan McNichol by SSPP Pastoral Council & Parish Family 10:45 Matthew Reynolds by Family 12:15 Kasprzak & Keppler Families by Edna Kasprzak 5:00 Robert Kish by Wife, Judy & Children
Liturgical Ministers...
CHURCH TOWER BELLS The Church Bells will ring the week of
December 15th—December 21st In Memory of Richard Mietlicki
By Emily, Melanie, Lynn & Family
December 21st — December 22nd
4:00 p.m. Lector—Catherine McMahon Altar Servers—Connor Hoff, Nicholas Marsocci, Benjamin Herbst Eucharistic Ministers—Nancy Flynn, Gerald Franz, Maureen Meyers, John Spoth, Irene Stranz 7:30 a.m. Lector—Greg Klubek Altar Servers—Mia Bellanti, Sara Nix, Hannah Spyche, Molly Tamol Eucharistic Ministers—Alice Blakeslee, Mary Goergen, Ray Guagliardi, David Jones, Leslie Jones, Martin Moot 9:15 a.m. Lectors—Felicia Iggulden, Marilyn Toporczyk Altar Servers—Lexi Lambert, Riley Lambert, Kathryn Chiappone Eucharistic Ministers—David Alexander, Margaret Alexander, Timothy Hoare, Anita Metzger, Allyson Nye, Peggy Nye, Pat Ray 10:45 a.m. Lectors—Joseph Burke, Marie Crawford Altar Server—Henry Thomas, Charlie Thomas, Walter Thomas Eucharistic Ministers—Cindy Borysewicz, Wesley Borysewicz, Lynne DePasquale, Ben Pinkowski, Claudia Spenser 12:15 p.m. Lectors—Jim Hewitt Altar Servers—Jack Valenti, Noah Valenti, Adam Golding Eucharistic Ministers—Marcia DeFazio, Mary Gilmartin, Joan Haag, Christine Sheehan 5:00 p.m. Lectors—Janet Griffin, Jack Griffin Altar Server—Matthew Wingels, Andrew Wingels, Nathan Wingels Eucharistic Ministers—Patricia Chlebowski, Mary Galligan, Sharon Keller
