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1355 Hatch Road ♦ Webster, NY 14580
Phone (585)671-5520 Fax:671-7262
email: pholyspi@dor.org
www.ChurchofHolySpiritWebster.org
May 17, 2015
1965
50th Anniversary
Reminder next weekend is Pentecost
Sunday. During the 11AM Mass we
will celebrate our Parish’s Jubilee.
After Mass, everyone is invited
outside for a group photo. We will the
return to the parish hall for a blessing
and lunch. There will be a planting of
a new tree by the gazebo and its
dedication. There are various
activities and games planned for
everyone. We hope you will join us.
Please sign up in the gathering area
so we know how many to expect.
Bring a dish to pass - if your last
name begins with A-K bring a
dessert, and if your last name begins
with L-Z some type of side dish is
suggested. See you there!
2015
Church of the Holy Spirit, Penfield, New York
Thank You!
HOPE House’s New Vegetable Garden
We appreciate your sacrifices.
The Hope Garden will soon be a reality! It is located by
the cemetery of Holy Trinity Church. Katie Roy needs
your help. Any way you can help will be appreciated:
Volunteer for installation, planting, upkeep. Donate an
old garden tool you don’t use anymore. Pray. ANY
HELP WILL BE WELCOMED! Beds get installed 5/225/25.
If you can help, please email Katie Roy
katieroy@rochester.rr.com. Thank you!
Last week’s donations: $9168
Napal Relief Appeal: $1907
Total Attendance: 745
Vacation Bible School is at Holy Spirit
REGISTRATION IS OPEN!!
Knights of Columbus
July 27th - 31st
9:00 - 12:15
Ages 4 - 9
Contact Tomi Heckathorn at 261-5695 Jeff or Cristine
Rembold at 671-5186 to register.
There will be a member of St Joe's Knights of Columbus
speaking for 2 minutes at the Mass announcements this
weekend encouraging Holy Spirit to have the Knights of
Columbus.
There will be a follow-up meeting on
Wednesday, 5/20 at 7:00 pm in the gathering area for any
men interested in the Knights of Columbus.
The Faith of our Children
Have your adult children walked away from the church or
lost their faith? Do you find it difficult to talk about? Is it a
strain on your relationship? Learn some ways to deal
with this issue with others in the same situation. Please
join us for an evening of learning and fellowship at Holy
Spirit Church at 7 pm on Wednesday, May 27 in the
Fellowship Hall. The Webster Parishes adult faith
discussion group meets on the fourth Wednesday of each
month to help us learn about and live our faith. Our format
is a brief presentation of Catholic teaching on a topic that
one of us has researched followed by a facilitated
discussion. Father Tim Horan will be in attendance.
Personal experiences, questions and opinions are
welcome! We are free to express views that are not
aligned with Catholic teaching. We may disagree but do
not judge one another. Join us and bring a friend!
Diocesan Missions Sunday
Today is Diocesan Missions Sunday honoring this year
the Sisters of Mercy’s fifty years of presence in Chile. We
also acknowledge the missionary efforts of the Sisters of
St Joseph in Brazil.
We are called to take part in the missionary work of the
Church. We may not all have to move to another town or
city to do so, but impelled by the Holy Spirit, each one of
us is to move beyond our daily concerns, important as
they are, to help others live in the faith that sustains us.
Bishop Salvatore Matano calls us to a responsible sharing
in the missionary works of the Diocese of Rochester. No
diocese is truly a diocese unless it extends beyond its
own borders and allows itself to be touched by the
presence of other churches.
Church of the Holy Spirit
50 Years of Pastors
Father Joseph Lynch
1965-1969
Father Joseph Daily
1969-1971
Father Frederick Bush
1971-2001
Father Frederick
Helfrich 2001-2014
Father James Schwartz
2014 -
Church of the Holy Spirit, Penfield, New York
Liturgical Assignments for Next Week May 23 & 24
Saturday 4:30 PM
Sunday 8:30 AM
Sunday 11:00 AM
Presider
Fr. James Schwartz
Fr. James Schwartz
Fr. James Schwartz
Altar Servers
Vincenzo Capezzuto
Matteo Capezzuto
Annabelle Kedley
Michael Monczynski
Christina Veloski
Jerry Marchand
John Keenan
Francis Heroux
Cassidy Kress
Tom Hammond
Ralph Dimmick
Jeff Rembold
Sara Rembold
Bernie Heroux
Nadine Heroux
Tony Gramza
Andrea Zanowick
Roseanne Davie
Barbara Lamendola
Marie Kowalczyk
Wendy Micca
John Veloski
Michel Cassagnol
Cecilia Samikkannu
Ron Maggio
Tom Ryan
Mary Reardon
Katie Melnyk
Mark Poore
Kathleen Walsh
Irene Geen
Cecilia Samikkannu
Al Perrotta
Marty Hosenfeld
Tony Gramza
Gary Hosenfeld
Mark Poore
John Donato
Vinnie Pellegrino
Joe Aschenbrenner
Joe Simeone
Mike Schifano
Mike Cunningham
Dan Cupido
Dick Berardini
Dirk Keymel
Tom Gervasi
Phil Latulipe
John Crosby
John Fallon
Ron Maggio
Joanne Andresky
Dan Nolan
Jerry Farnand
Lectors
Communion Ministers
Greeters
Ushers
Welcome Newly Baptized:
The Sanctuary Candle will burn this
week in memory of
Giuliana Adele Valerio
William Lawrence Law IV
James R Allen
7th Sunday of Easter
"They do not belong to the world any more than I belong to the world.... As
you sent me into the world, so I send them into the world." In his prayer to
God the Father in today's Gospel, Jesus gives an interesting perspective
on what it means to follow him. He suggests that--like himself--his
disciples have a mission in a world to which they do not belong. Clearly,
their "not belonging" doesn't mean not participating. It doesn't mean being
separated from the world or avoiding the world. On the contrary, it means
a very real encounter with the world. Jesus came into the world and
sincerely engaged people and institutions by teaching, serving, and
praying. But all the while, as he told Pontius Pilate, he knew that his
kingdom did "not belong to this world" (cf. Jn 18:36). Jesus' work on earth
had the greater purpose of serving the kingdom of heaven.
As Christians, we should also have our eyes on this eternal kingdom.
Through our baptism, we are members of the heavenly realm, and through
this sacrament we are also equipped to bring a taste of heaven to earth.
Our place in this world is to make connections to God's kingdom. We are
not called to ignore the activity of the world and just wait until eternity
comes around. Rather, we are called to share the love of God through our
acts of service, our dedication to our vocations, and our commitment to
making the world a better place for everyone. A proactive approach like
this keeps us rooted in our fundamental identity as followers of Jesus. The
world may try to distract us from our mission or convince us that it's not
important. But we shouldn't buy the lie. After all, we Christians have been
"consecrated in truth."
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Church of the
Holy Spirit
Parish Information
Mailing Address: 1355 Hatch Road, Webster, NY 14580
Office Hours:…….….…Monday thru Friday 8 am to 4 pm
Phone:………………………...………………585-671-5520
Email:………………..……………….…...pholyspi@dor.org
Fax:…………………………………………….585-671-7262
Website.…..………..www.ChurchofHolySpiritWebster.org
Pastor: Rev. James Schwartz ……….….schwartz@dor.org
Parochial Vicar: Rev. Sergio Chavez…...fchavez@dor.org
Pastoral Associate: Deacon Brian Mahoney.…..671-8317
Email: bmahoney@dor.org
Faith Formation: Tony Ferrera……….…aferrera@dor.org
Secretary: Shari Magagnoli...……....smagagnoli@dor.org
Business Mgr: Patrick Vogt…………..…...pvogt@dor.org
Director of Music: Gabriel Pellegrino
Parish Council President: Cathy Brill……..cbrill@rochester.rr.com
Mass Schedule
Saturday: 4:30pm
Sunday: 8:30am and 11:00am
Weekday: Mon-Fri 9am; Saturday 8:30am
Adoration Schedule
Monday: 2 -10pm
Tuesday: 9:30am -10pm
Wednesday: 9:30am - 4pm
Thursday: 3 -10pm
Friday: 9:30am - 9pm, Divine Mercy Devotion 3pm
Saturday: 8:30am - 2:30pm
Sunday: 1 - 9pm (Night Prayer & Benediction 8:45pm)
Sacraments
Confessions: Saturday 2:45pm - 4:00pm
Weddings: Notify the Rectory at least 9 months prior
to the wedding date
Baptisms: Call at least one month before requested
date.
Parish Membership: We welcome new members.
Please introduce yourself after Mass and stop by the
Parish office during office hours to register in the parish.
Members moving to another parish, changing address or
phone number, please notify the office.
Mission Statement
“The Mission of Holy Spirit Parish in unison with the
Universal church is to proclaim and to spread among all
peoples the Kingdom of Christ. The mission of the Parish
is carried out in Word, Sacrament, and Service to God
and neighbor. The continuing vitality of our staff and
parishioners, we feel is evidence of the presence and
work of our parish patron - the Holy Spirit.”
Mass Intentions for the Week
Monday 5/18 - St John I, pope & martyr
9:00
† Peter Merrill by Harry & Rosemary Merrill
Tuesday 5/19 - Easter Weekday
9:00
† Bernardine Maurer by daughter Bernie
Wednesday 5/20 - St Bernardine of Sienna,
priest
9:00
Intentions of Leonard Farnand by Lise & Gerry
Farnarnd
Thursday 5/21 - St Christopher Magallanes,
priest, and companions, martyrs
9:00
† Margaret Barasone by Marianne Schonning
Friday 5/22 - St Rita of Cascia, Religious
9:00
† Josephine Tubolo by Capozzi family
8-9
Holy Hour - Rosary and Benediction
Saturday 5/23 - Easter Weekday
8:30
Intentions of Rosetta & Lee Campanella
4:30
† Leonard McCowan by the Woychicks
Sunday - Pentecost Sunday
8:30
† Mary Rose Cantatore by bequest
11:00 All the parishioners of Holy Spirit parish
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Readings for the Week of May 17, 2015
Sunday: Acts 1:15-17, 20a, 20c-26/1 Jn 4:11-16/Jn 17:11b-19
Monday: Acts 19:1-8/Jn 16:29-33
Tuesday: Acts 20:17-27/Jn 17:1-11a
Wednesday: Acts 20:28-38/Jn 17:11b-19
Thursday: Acts 22:30; 23:6-11/Jn 17:20-26
Friday: Acts 25:13b-21/Jn 21:15-19
Saturday: Morning: Acts 28:16-20, 30-31/Jn 21:20-25
Next Sunday: Vigil: Gn 11:1-9 or Ex 19:3-8a, 16-20b or
Ez 37:1-14 or Jl 3:1-5/Rom 8:22-27/Jn 7:37-39
Ext. Day: Acts 2:1-11/Gal 5:16-25 or 1 Cor 12:3b-7, 1213/Jn 15:26-27; 16:12-15 or Jn 20:19-23
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