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Reverend Kevin Maloney, Pastor�
Deacon Anthony Paratore�
Deacon Robert Connelly�
Saturday�Vigil 4:00pm at St. Patrick’s�
� � � � 5:15pm at St. Charles�
Sunday � � 8am at St. Ann’s�
� � � � 9am at. St. Patrick’s�
� � � 10:30am at St. Charles�
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Daily Mass Schedule �
Monday, 8am at St. Ann’s�
Tuesday, 8am at St. Charles�
Wednesday, Friday, 12noon at St. Patrick’s�
Thursday, 8am at St. Charles�
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Eucharistic Adoration�
Takes place the third Tuesday of each month from�
4�5pm at St. Charles�
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Office�Hours �
Monday� Friday 9 am to 3:00 pm�
315�468�1803�
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Confessions: �
Saturdays; 3:30pm at St. Patrick’s or by Appointment�
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Faith Formation �
315�487�6201�
Fax Number 487�6312�
4461 Onondaga Blvd. Syracuse, NY 13219�
www.stcharles�stanns.com�
Email [email protected]�
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St. Patrick and St. Brigid Church Office Hours�
Monday�Friday 9am�2:00pm�
315�475�2185�
www.stpatricksand stbrigids.org�
Email [email protected]�
St. Charles-St. Ann
Catholic Church
Welcomes you!
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January 20, 2019�
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SA St. Ann SC St. Charles �
SP St. Patrick�
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MONDAY, January 21; �
Reading: Heb5:1�10/Mk2:18�22�
SA 8am THERE WILL NOT BE A MASS CELEBRATED
TODAY�
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TUESDAY, January 22; MASS AT ST. CHARLES �
Reading: Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of Unborn
Children�
SC 8am Bernadette Naughton by Tom and Sandy Hearn�
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� � � � by Evelyn Cordon�
WEDNESDAY, January 23; MASS AT ST. PATRICK’S�
Reading: Heb7:1�3,15�17/Mk3:1�6�
SP noon Brian Davis by Masterpole Family � �
� Bill Read by Chris Davis�
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THURSDAY, January 24; MASS AT ST. CHARLES�
Reading: Heb7:25�8:6/Mk3:7�12�
SC 8am Parishioners �
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FRIDAY, January 25; MASS AT ST. PATRICK’S�
Reading: Acts22:3�16/Mk16:15�18 �
SP Noon Ellen Harrington by Kloiber Family �
� � Martha Byrne by Dick and Anne Scobell � � � �
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SATURDAY, January 26; � � � � � � � �
Reading: 2Tm1:1�8/Mk3:20�21� � �
SP 4pm� Ralph Chester /anniversary by Fr. Kevin�
�� Barb Alteri by Dick and Marlene Maloney�
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SC 5:15pm Alfred Cappuccilli by Deacon Tony and Mary Lou
Paratore�
� � Pat and Arnold Cornwell by Family�
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SUNDAY, January 27; �
Reading: Neh8:2�4a,5�6,8�10/1Cor12:12�30/Lk1:1�4,4,14�21�
SA 8am Christina Huegerich by Julia O’Keeffe�
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SP 9am Bridget Donor by Grandparents�
� � Brian Davis by Tom and Gloria Young�
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SC� 10:30am Mary Grady by Grady Family�
SC 5:15pm�
Sat. 1/26�
K. Schwanke�
D. Fleishood�
Paratore, Corso *O’Sullivan� � A. E.T., Turner, Turner, Lychowid,
Dwyer �
SA 8:00am�
Sun. 1/27�
P. Hunt�
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Jewett, Kearney *Danaher� � Detor, Detor�
SC 10:30am �
Sun. 1/27�
E. Carr�
M. Patrick�
Brown, Skutt, *Grady� � Centore, Anderson, McCann, Carr�
Next week’s � Lectors� Eucharistic Ministers� � Altar Servers
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PLEASE PRAY FOR THOSE SERVING IN OUR MILITARY �
Liam Halligan, Matthew Locke, Andrew Ayres, Joseph
Perry, Packy Guy, Andy Bryant, Joseph Coppo, Owen
Alberts, Clare Lowery, Dave Saxton, David Kaminski,
Greg Tayntor, Michael Pizzari, Ryan Alberts, Seth
Mary Aigeltinger, Sarah Albright, Teresa Barndollar, Edward
Bargelski, Anne Barry, Tom Baumann, Joseph Bertalli, Jane Benson,
Don Boyle, Art Brzezinski, Jennifer C., Sophia Grace Castrilli, Larry
Chalk, Joseph Chilinski, Christopher Clemons, Margaret Corcoran,
Phil Corso, Abby Cronin, John Danaher, Mark DeSanctis, Helen
Driscoll, Pearl Driscoll, Stever Effler, Sr. Paula Jude Egan, Kay
Ellis, Sally Ennis, Karl Esmark, Dan Fahey, Dominic Farrell, Shawn
Garland, Carmelina Giannino, George Ginnopolus, Jim Gorman,
Carol Grayson, Jerry Grosso, Bill Gunter, Doug Hague, Timmy Ho-
gan, Holli Johnson, Jeannine Kane, Art and Madeline Kanerviko,
Marcia Kirsch, Rita Kisil, John Krell, Christine LaPage, Rick Lavin,
Hal Lockwood, Maggie Flynn Loney, Cherie McCauley, Mary Mar-
cellus, Margaret Marposon, Virginia Martens, Nancy Medicis, Marie
Messina, Mary Morley, Julia O’Keeffe, James Onacki, Francis
Ostrom, Josephine Pagano, Elsie Parsons, Michele Dubois Payne,
Eleanor Peters, Mary Petro, Bob Pray, Edward Purcell, Mary Roick-
le, Josephine Saccone, David Sauer, Tom Schlueter, Dan Schmidt,
Kimberly Schoemann, Don Schwanke, Paul W. and Janet Seville,
Annette Sitnik, Christine Stepien, Patricia Stirpe, Mark Sunderman,
Walt and Jane Sweeney, Paul Talbot, Veronica Tario, Norma Taylor,
Kristin Schultz Toole, Ed Tracy, Makenna Grace Turner, Bill
Upwood, Kathy Volcano, Angela Weeks, Mary Jo Weinheimer, Peg
Welch, Rich Worden, Ed Zawacki �
Please pray for the sick of our Parish�
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Heavenly Father, through the Sacred Heart of your Son, Jesus, we pray
for our brethren with serious medical problems and for those among us
who suffer from age-related disabilities. Amen.
We welcome our Newly Baptized members!
Bishop Ludden Minister�
January 27� J. Brown�
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S�. C�����S�. A P������
2018 FISCAL YEAR INCOME REPORT�
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Weekly Budgeted Income� � � $ 14,515.00�
Weekly Budgeted Expense 14,515.00�
Income from January 13�� � � � � � 13,586.00�
Rental Income 1,761.60�
Bills Paid this week: � � � � � � �
Payroll� � � � � � � � � � � 6,150.32�
Roman Catholic Diocese of Syracuse 17,614.02�
St. Patrick and St. Brigid (health) 571.82�
Extra Clergy 155.00�
The Catholic Sun 273.00�
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Thank you for your generosity!
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Forged by our histories, united by our future, embracing the Spirit as one body in Christ, we are a community who prayer-
fully serve each other and all God’s people through all our ministries both formal and informal. �
We seek to support each other’s journey to the Kingdom of Heaven.�
THIS WEEK IN OUR PARISH
SUNDAY, January 20…………… Faith Formation Class K-79:30-10:30am
CYO IHM @ St. Ann’s 6:30pm
MONDAY, January 21 …………AA and Alanon
TUESDAY, January 22…...…………Milk Mission
Our God Reigns Prayer Group 4-5pm
St. Charles Church
WEDNESDAY, January 23………..Men’s Basketball
THURSDAY, January 24………. Blessed and Broken Prayer group 7pm
in the Ministry Center
Bellevue Manor Mass 10:30am
CYO Most Holy Rosary at St. Ann’s
FRIDAY, January 25………………. TRIVIA Night at St. Ann’s 6-9pm in the
Media Room
SUNDAY, January 27…………… MASS IN PLACE OF CLASS K-7 9AM AT
St. Patrick and St. Brigid
YIM 5pm
Grades 8-10 class
6pm Meeting ALL Confirmation 2 PARENTS
Parish Community Group �
SAVE THE DATE � � � JANUARY 25,
2019 � �� TRIVIA NIGHT AT � �
� � ST. ANN'S�
� 7pm� $5 � �
SNACKS, soda and water
PROVIDED �
PRIZES!
BYOB if you’d like!�
**Which 80’s movie was the highest gross-
ing film of the decade?�
Find the answer somewhere in the bulletin.
God reveals himself to us through the Bible. We come to know Him
and ourselves better when we study the Word. Sr. Brigid O’Mahony
breaks open the meaning of Scripture and how we can apply it to our
lives. THERE WILL NOT BE BIBLE STUDAY IN THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY.
We will resume in March 9th.
Bring a Bible and a friend!
For the month of January, candles have been lit in loving
memory of Deacon Peter, Mary, John and Anthony Vanelli
by Maria Vanelli
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On Saturday January 12th, 30 of our 8th grade students from
St. Patrick's & St. Brigid's and St. Charles�St. Ann's gathered at
the Ministry Center at St. Patrick's & St. Brigid's for an after-
noon retreat.� The focus of the retreat was on Two Steps of
Love in Action:� Social Justice and Works of Charity. Nina
Scrimale led the students in the opening prayer about "not wor-
rying".� (Something, we all need to hear !) Brianna Condon
talked to the 8th graders about the importance of Social Justice
when it comes to helping those in need.� The students even
came up with ways to make changes in policies and procedures
to help different groups of people.� Joanne Bataglia, Liz
Demperio and Anne Satalin, along with Nina and Brianna,
helped the groups make sandwiches to take down to the Men's
Night Shelter and tie blankets for the children who stay at the
McMahon/Ryan Agency for Abused Children.� The students
donated the money to purchase the fleece for ten blankets and
they brought in the bread and tuna fish for the sandwich-
es.� The retreat ended with the 4:00 Mass at St. Patrick's & St.
Brigid's with Fr. Kevin.� Everyone commented on what a great
job the students all did at the readings and how well they partic-
ipated at Mass.� Many thanks to all who had a hand in running
this retreat and especially the amazing 8th graders � our parish-
es and families should be very proud of them. �
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Ladies * Ladies * Ladies
Come be a part of the St Charles/St Ann’s women’s
group focused on faith and community fellowship.
Join us for our next meeting Wednesday February
13th from 6:30-8:30 in the Parish Ministry Center
(convent).
We will begin with a pot luck dinner followed by a
presentation. Please bring a small dish to pass.
Mark your calendar for the January group on
1/17/18. Contact Sue Rader with any questions.
P: 315-254-6298 or [email protected]
St. Charles-St. Ann Food Pantry
We need paper products! Paper towels, toilet paper, tissues, and cleaning supplies.
Local Knights of Columbus #12035 to sponsor Youth
Free Throw Championship
All boys and girls ages 9 to 14 are invited to participate in
the local level of competition for the Knights of Columbus
Free Throw Championship. The local competition will be
held January 27th at noon at the St. Michael/St. Peter
Parish Center, Onondaga Hill
All contestants on the local level are recognized for their
participation. Participants are required to furnish proof of
age and written parental consent. For entry forms or
additional information please contact Mitch Carmody at
St. Charles�St. Ann Parish�
SAINT MARIANNE’S FEAST DAY IS JANUARY 23�
Please join us for nine days of prayer.�
We will be praying a novena to Saint Marianne
starting January 15 and commencing on her Feast
Day. �
We have the novenas available in the gathering
space if you would like to take one. �
Begin this new year by praying to our Beloved
Mother of Outcasts and ask for her intercession for
your intentions. �
Then, join us at the Saint Marianne Cope Shrine &
Museum for a prayer service at noon on January 23
and share the last day of the novena
with Sister Jean and friends.�
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RESPECT LIFE
JUDGEMENT DAY BY Congressman Henry Hyde
When the time comes, as it surely will, when we face that awesome
moment, the Final Judgement, I’ve often thought, as Bishop Fulton
Sheen wrote, that it is a terrile moment of loneliness. You have no
advocates. You are there standing alone before God, and the terror will
grip your soul like nothing you can imagine. But I really think that those
in the pro-life movement will not be alone. I think there will be a chorus
of voices that have never been heard in this world, but are heard
beautifully and clearly in the next world. They will plead for everyone
who has ever been in this movement. They will say to God, “Spare him
because he loved us”. And God will look at you and not say, “Did you
succeed”? Rather, He will say, “Did you try”?
To the Food Pantry…..
Dear Marie,
I just wanted to send this personal thank you to let you know how much
your labors of love mean to our students and families! You are God’s
gift to us! Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your never
ending generosity through your ministry at St. Charles-St. Ann.
Thank you Father Maloney for sponsoring this heartfelt act of love and
generosity to those in need and thank you to the loving, generous
parishioners of St. Charles-St. Ann for putting smiles on the faces of
our struggling students and families.
No words can convey the gift of joy felt by each and every recipient of
your generosity.!!
Very Sincerely,
Janet Pandori, Social Worker
Our God Reigns Prayer Group�
Meets Tuesdays at 4pm in the Reading
Room at St. Charles. Men and women
of St. Charles�St. Ann’s and St. Patrick
and St. Brigid are invited to attend.�
Please bring a rosary, bible and your
prayer requests.�
Any questions?�
Mike Strojnowski 469�4900�
S�. C�������S�. A��’� P������
4461 Onondaga Blvd. St. Ann’s�
501 S. Orchard Road St. Charles�
Office Phone: 315�468�1803�
P������� S����
Rev. Kevin Maloney�
Rev. Mr. Anthony Paratore, Deacon�
Rev. Mr. Robert Connelly, Deacon
Sacristan Noah Rewakowski SA�
P����� L�������� �
Trustees�
Joseph Dwyer, Terry Tormey�
FINANCE CHAIRMAN�
Jack Burke�
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OFFICE STAFF�
Maureen O’Sullivan Office Manager�
Ellen Flynn Parish Business Administrator�
F)',- F102),'13 �
Office Phone: 315�487�6201�
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Confirmation and Youth Minister�
Terri Condon�
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Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults
(RCIA) Pat Hunt �
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Marie Cullen� St. Charles�St. Ann�
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PASTORAL CARE MINISTRY�
Mary Morley�
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MUSIC MINISTRY�
Nick Godzak, Coordinator�
Joanne Balduzzi�
Dave and Ann Rice�
MAINTENANCE AND GROUNDS�
Ken Eckert, Supervisor�
Katherine Durant�
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PRAYER GROUPS�
Our God Reigns Prayer Group�
� � � Mike Strojnowski�
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Blessed and Broken Prayer Group�
� � Sister Eileen McGrath�
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Altar care and linens�
Mike and Mary Jo Gehm, Lisa Smith�
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Altar Servers � � Deacon Tony and �
� � � � � Katie Boyea�
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Baptismal Preparation Sue Putnam�
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Bellevue Manor Mary Morley�
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Community Group Sheila Toia � �
� � � � � Marlene Sierotnik�
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Eucharistic Ministers Mary Lou Paratore�
Flowers� SA� � � MaryBeth Roach�
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Funeral Luncheons� Florence Jutton�
Funeral Planning� Mary Ellen Bruet,�
� � Don Schwanke�
� � � � � Sister Eileen�
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Funeral Ushers John Fleming, Bill � �
� � Darmody, Bill Herron SA�
� � Joe Alcaro, Ed Blasland, � �
� Al Fuller, Don Zawacki SC�
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Homebound Ministry Mary Morley� �
Human Development Georgia Grady�
Lectors� � Mary Lou Paratore�
Oxford Inn� Karen Sparkes�
Respect Life� Joan Brown�
St. Camillus� � Deacon Tony�
Parish Registration: Welcome to all new
families and individuals. Please register as
soon as possible. Registration forms and a
welcome packet are available in the church
office �
Membership is a condition for the reception
of the sacraments of baptism, reconciliation,
first Eucharist, confirmation and marriage.�
Registration is also required before the
parish can issue a sponsorship certificate for
those asked to be sacramental sponsors. You
must be a registered, contributing member
for at least three months before a certificate
is provided. �
Attendance at Mass is the most meaningful
way we model and live our Catholic faith.�
Baptisms: Second Sunday of each month�
Either during Mass or after the 10:30am Mass. �
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Baptism Preparation Class for Parents: By
appointment with Sue Putnam. Please call the
Parish Office to schedule.�
Marriages: Couples must contact Fr. Kevin at
least six months prior to the desired date of the
wedding. To initiate the marriage preparation
process or if you have questions, contact the
Parish Office�
Prayer Requests Would you like us to pray for your intentions? Prayer �
� � requests can be emailed to Sister Eileen McGrath at �
� � � � [email protected]. Your requests go directly to the
Blessed and Broken Prayer Group � and the Our God Reigns Prayer
Group who will pray for your � intention. All prayer requests are
held in confidence and are known only to the prayer intercessors.
“Do not worry about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplica-
tion with thanksgiving let your requests be made know to God.” �
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4:6�
b r o k e n
B l e s s e d
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