Parish Office: 206 Fremont St., Wayland, NY 14572 Phone: 728-2228 Fax: 728-2232 Rectory Phone: 335-2700 Email - hfcc@dor.org Office Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9:00-4:00, Friday - 9:00-Noon On the web @ www.hfccwny.org Facebook - Holy Family Catholic Community, Wayland, NY

September 21, 2014

HOLY FAMILY

CATHOLIC COMMUNITY

MASS SCHEDULE Saturday

5:15pm - St. Mary, Dansville

Sunday

7:30am - St. Joseph, Wayland

8:30am - St. Pius, Cohocton

9:30am - Sacred Heart, Perkinsville

11:00am - St. Mary, Dansville

A Community Built On Faith - Living the Compassion of Christ

HOLY FAMILY PARISH COUNCIL MEMBERS :

Judy Perkowski, Marty Wilson, Paula Quanz, Lynette McAllister, Jim McMahon,

Liz Jackson, Mary Jane Emigh, Jim Tobin, Ben Knights, Ed Schneider

HOLY FAMILY PARISH FINANCE COUNCIL MEMEBERS: Bud Higginbotham,

Kevin Kilbourne, Lisa Clark, Bill Abraham, Gerry Kiesl, Mike VanDurme,

Nancy Reigelsperger, John Crossett

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS meet the 4th Tuesday of each month at the Community

Center in Perkinsville. New members are always welcome.

Please contact Tom Recktenwald @ 728-5156 if you would like more information.

SAVE THE DATE

Holy Family Parish Retreat

October 18 - 21

Bishop Emeritus Matthew Clark will say

Mass on Sunday, October 19 at 9:30am at

Sacred Heart in Perkinsville

Retreat Evenings

Monday, October 20 - 7pm at St. Joseph

Tuesday, October 21 - 7pm at St. Joseph

Fr. Stephen Karani

Fr. Michael Twardzik

Deacon Dan Slattery

SACRAMENTAL LIFE

Baptism: Call the office, 728-2228 or Deacon Dan Slattery, 728-5798 for information on baptism preparation. Baptisms take place during the Mass. Please contact the priest if special arrangements need to be made.

Reconciliation: 4:00-4:45 at St. Mary’s or by appointment with a priest.

Marriage: Call the office, 728-2228, to set up an appointment with a priest and to reserve the church and date.

Anointing of the Sick: Please call the office - 728-2228 or the Rectory - 335-2700.

New Parishioners: Welcome to our parish. We would like to get to know you and invite you to register. Registration forms are available in the Parish office and in each of the Churches.

Faith Formation & Youth Ministry: Pre-kindergarten through Adult Formation, First Eucharist, First Reconciliation & Confirmation. For more information call the Parish office, 728-2228.

Parish Council: Meets 3rd Tuesday of the month, 6:30pm at Community Center in Perkinsville.

Mass Intentions for the WeekMass Intentions for the WeekMass Intentions for the WeekMass Intentions for the Week

Monday, September 22 Prv 3:27-34/Lk 8:16-18

9:00am St. Joseph Thomas Gerard Murphy by Dolan Family

Tuesday, September 23

Prv 21:1-6, 10-13/Lk 8:19-21

8:15am St. Mary Jean Bovee by Morris Thompson

9:00am Sacred Heart Tim Shepard by David Bauman

Wednesday, September 24 Prv 30:5-9/Lk 9:1-6

9:00am St. Pius People of Holy Family Parish

9:00am St. Joseph Charles & Helen Morsch by Children

Thursday, September 25 Eccl 1:2-11/Lk 9:7-9

8:15am St. Mary Al Wilson by Irene Lown

Friday, September 26 Eccl 3:1-11/Lk 9:18-22

8:15am St. Mary Bud Shull by Theresa Shull

9:00am St. Joseph Dr. Donald R. Dolan Sr. by Dolan Family

Sacred Heart In Memory of Nichalas VanDurmeSacred Heart In Memory of Nichalas VanDurmeSacred Heart In Memory of Nichalas VanDurmeSacred Heart In Memory of Nichalas VanDurme by Family

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Sanctuary LampSanctuary LampSanctuary LampSanctuary Lamp

In Memory /In Honor

Cleaning Crews this week - September 21

Sacred Heart - Karen Wager’s Group

Weekend Mass CelebrationsWeekend Mass CelebrationsWeekend Mass CelebrationsWeekend Mass Celebrations TwentyTwentyTwentyTwenty----sixth Sunday in Ordinary Timesixth Sunday in Ordinary Timesixth Sunday in Ordinary Timesixth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Ez 18:25-28/Phil 2:1-11

Saturday, September 27Saturday, September 27Saturday, September 27Saturday, September 27 5:15pm St. Mary Jane BoydJane BoydJane BoydJane Boyd by Walter & Susan Argentieri

Lector: Mary Mineo Servers: Volunteer Eucharistic Ministers: Gerry Recktenwald, Sherry Reilly, Adrian Joy Greeters: Volunteers

Sunday, September 28Sunday, September 28Sunday, September 28Sunday, September 28 7:30am St. Joseph John P. MurphyJohn P. MurphyJohn P. MurphyJohn P. Murphy by Mary Kinney

Lector: Ed Clark Servers: Jim Beecher Eucharistic Ministers: Ed Clark, Roxanne Supulski, Ann

Schubmehl Greeters: Marian Pickard

11:00am St. Mary Joseph SchwenzerJoseph SchwenzerJoseph SchwenzerJoseph Schwenzer by The Schwenzer Family

Lector: Mary Ann Scharmberg Servers: Volunteers Eucharistic Ministers: Tamara Kenney, Shirley Wildrick, Sandy Barr Greeters: Volunteers

September 28 Hospital Communion - Hammond

Shut-in Communion - VanDurme, McGavisk

8:30am St. Pius People of Holy Family ParishPeople of Holy Family ParishPeople of Holy Family ParishPeople of Holy Family Parish Lector: Anita Eck Servers: Volunteers Eucharistic Ministers: Mary Markle, Anita Eck,

Heather Feely Greeters: Volunteer

9:30am Sacred Heart Joe DidasJoe DidasJoe DidasJoe Didas by RoseAnn Wolfanger Lector: Ben Hawkins Servers: Grace Conrad, Tyler & Leeann

Perkowski Eucharistic Ministers: Mike & Anne Heiman, Kathy

Snyder, Gerry Recktenwald, Mary Anne Young Greeters: Doryce Ryan, Bertie Brown

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HOLY FAMILY STAFF and Email Contact Information

Rev. Stephen Karani, Pastor - snkarani@yahoo.com

Rev. Michael Twardzik, Parochial Vicar - miketwardzik@yahoo.com

Deacon Daniel Slattery - dan.slattery@gmail.com

Laurie Baverstock, Business Manager - lbaverstock@dor.org

Connie Becker, Secretary - cbecker@dor.org

Sharon Bricks - Bereavement Ministry- sbricks@dor.org

Jessica Nielsen - Faith Formation Coordinator - jnielsen@dor.org

Marleen Mark - Adult Continuing Education/Parish Life Ministry- mmark9241@gmail.com

This is St. Mary’s Church. In what year was it built and where was it located? The original St. Mary’s Church was built in 1845 on Franklin St. Parishioners worked long hard hours without pay to build the church. Materials used to build the church came from surrounding towns. C.A.N.N. - C.A.N.N. Will be holding it’s annual clothing give away held at St. Mary’s School, Elizabeth St., Saturday, October 18 from 9 - Noon and 1:30 - 4pm. Everyone is welcome, please bring you own bag. RCIA - Would you like to become a member of the Catholic Faith or are you interested in learning more about the Catholic Faith? Please call the Parish Office @ 728-2228.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS - The K of C will meet Tuesday evening, September 23 at 7pm in Perkinsville. New members are always welcome.

PARISH OUTREACH FOR LOCAL NEEDS One way our parish helps local families is through the

St. Vincent de Paul Society

September 7 Dansville - 1 - utilities

1 - rent

THIS WEEK IN OUR FAITH COMMUNITY

Mon., Sept. 22 - 1:30 - 3:00pm, Griefshare, St. Mary’s

Annex, Dansville

Tues., Sept. 23 - 7pm, Knights of Columbus,

Perkinsville

Wed., Sept. 24

Thurs., Sept. 25 - 10am, Women’s prayer group,

Kennedy House, Perkinsville

Fri., Sept. 26 - 9:00am - 5:00pm, Adoration in St. Mary’s

Chapel

Sat., Sept. 27 - 4:00 - 4:45pm - Reconciliation, St. Mary

GRIEFSHARE SUPPORT GROUP MEETINGS will resume on September 22, 2014. St. Mary’s Annex Building- Dansville—1:30 to 3:00 on Monday afternoons for 14 weeks

This is an opportunity to share your grief with others who have also experienced a death . Learn how every grief is different for each person, and there is not a wrong way to grieve. You can attend any or all of the sessions, whatever you feel is your need at this time.

If you are interested, contact me and I will send you a schedule and a list of topics for each week. Please pass this information on to anyone who may benefit from this support group. This is a non-denominational group, for more information please contact me.

Sharon Bricks Bereavement Ministry Home phone: 585-335-8362 Cell phone: 585-704-2590 Office phone: 585-728-2228

FAITH FORMATION - Faith Formation is off to a super

start! Please take the time to visit the various Faith For-

mation classrooms to see the great things the kids are up

to! Every location is building a “Word Wall” this year. Ask

a child to tell you about it!

Christmas Program- We are getting organized for our 3rd

annual Christmas Program. This year will include a Bell

Choir led by Jan Roth, a Band led by George Standish and

a Christmas Play. Please see the sign-up sheets in the

backs of the churches. We would like children signed up

before September 28th. We will have a parent meeting for

the program on Tuesday, September 30th at the Communi-

ty Center in Perkinsville at 7:30 pm.

Every week, I would like to recognize children and teenag-

ers for their Christian Attitudes. If you see a child acting in

a Christian way, please call the office and let us know! We

will add them to the bulletin. 728-2228.

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A LOOK INSIDE THE SCIENCE LABORATORY AT

ST. JOSEPHINE BAKHITA SCHOOL

HELP SUPPORT THE KENYA SCHOOL

PROJECT WITH DONATIONS TO FINISH THE WORK STATIONS, SINKS, PIPING,

WINDOWS, THE INSIDE FURNISHINGS AND CONNECTION TO ELECTRICITY!

ONE HUNDRED PERCENT OF YOUR

CONTRIBUTION GOES TO THE PROJECT

The Annual Appeal for the Kenya School Project is taking place. Your donation envelopes marked Kenya School Project may be placed in the Sunday collection or mailed to the Parish office. Help us to "Multiply the loaves and fishes". Your compassion and generosity is greatly appreciated.

Parish Life/Adult Faith Formation

Next month, we will celebrate together at our annual Parish

Retreat, October 19-21. Our theme this year is Disciple-

ship: Called to Christian Joy. Our honored guest, Bishop

Emeritus Matthew Clark will open our celebration at

9:30AM Mass at Sacred Heart in Perkinsville. We will con-

tinue by gathering at St. Joseph’s Church in Wayland on

Monday and Tuesday evenings at 7:00PM.

We are reminded of our discipleship each

time we enter church by blessing ourselves

with holy water. Making the sign of the cross

with holy water helps us to remember that we

were cleansed from sin during Baptism and

were called to follow God’s path. Thus, holy water is a

symbol of Christian joy and the promise of eternal life and

God’s protection and care for us.

HOW DO I COPE WITH SINFUL THOUGHTS?

BECAUSE THOUGHTS are the starting point of action,

Jesus said the contents of your heart are a matter for con-

cern. So when confronted with the so-called sinful thought,

the goal is not to entertain it. Deliberately choosing to mull

over the idea and spending time on developing the out-

come gives temptation a chance to root down and develop

into tangible action. A fleeting thought becomes an occa-

sion of sin when you cultivate and enjoy the fantasy of

stealing, causing injury to an enemy, or ravishing the

stranger or coworker. Therefore it’s appropriate to identify a

thought as sinful at once.

Once you name a fleeting impulse properly, you can do

what Jesus did when confronted by a tempting idea: banish

it with authority. If the spirit of evil has a long history in you

and won’t retreat easily, you can do what the apostles did:

invoke the authority of Jesus. “In the name of Jesus Christ,

get lost!” Jesus also notes that some forms of evil have

great staying power and can only be driven out by prayer.

When dealing with addictive forms of temptation, communal

support as found in recovery programs may also be useful.

–Alice L. Camille

Adapted from http://tinyurl.com/l2ba2rp

BLESSING OF PETS - In honor of St. Francis of Assisi,

there will be blessing of pets, Saturday, October 4, St. Mary

at 11am.

Our Weekend Offertory Gifts

September 14, 2014

Regular Envelopes - $ 5,135.00

Loose - $ 309.13

Fuel/U�lity Envelopes - $ 46.00

Holy Days (Assump�on) $ 5.00

Campaign for Human Development $ 10.00

Catholic Courier $ 10.00

St Joseph's Cemetery $ 10.00

TOTAL $ 5,525.13

Thank you very much for your generosity.

In Memory Of :

Robert, Leona, Michael & Jon Mark

Jerome & Flora Weiand

Edward & Loretta Dries

Esther, Herbert & Raymond Weiand

Dr. Donald R. Dolan Sr.

Todd Wildrick, Battisti Family

Maurice Gardner Sr.

Bob Mineo & Family, Baldino Family

Stan & Alice Akins

Carolee, Kenneth, Helen, Bernard Sr. & Jr. Seeley

Stephen, Veronica, Deborah Lesperance

Richard & Margaret Biek

Robert Schubmehl, Mr. & Mrs. Leo Fox & Richard

DeMerle Hoag, Donovan Family

Gerald & Helen Dean, Bernard Yochem

Bert & Gladys Bonadonna

Vince McGavisk Jr., McGavisk/Ciccarelli Families

Jack, Michael, Tom Murphy, William H. Mark Family

Frank Kendall

Richard Keith Petti

Truman Wallace

Frank J. & Claudia Mark

Walter, Bertha & Sons & Adeline Recktenwald

Donald Cotton Sr. & Donald Cotton Jr.

Didas & Cassidy Families

Harriet C. & J. Russell Hanna Family

Norbert, Rose, Laura & Michael Schirmer

Eddie, Mary, Joseph & Robert Belanger

Edward Belanger Sr., Lucien & Audrey Belanger

Lunette Rauber, Pauline Palmer

Donald & Katherine Wilson

John & Mary Schirmer

John & Katherine Schmidt

Rupert & Matilda Schirmer

Albert & Beatrice Mark

Hober, Gormel, Tonkery, Pfuntner Families

Renee Fox, Joseph & Mayme Fox, Deborah Fox Repka

Brent Keough, Duane & Nancy Magee, Michael Masten

Irene Pieretti, Charles, Raymond, Laura Supulski

Ted Ryan, Mr. & Mrs. Menzer Glover

Leroy, Hazel, Ronald & Patricia Meese

Doris & Clare Ann Ferry

Martina & Bishop Families

R. Fitzpatrick Family, E. Brown, D. Mehlenbacher,

Justin, Leatha, Roger Wager

Tom, Flora & John Welch

Nicholas VanDurme & Family

Henry, Magdalen, William Heiman

Helen M. & Walter L. Quanz

Bill & Jackie Byrnes

Brent Conrad

Carl L., Carl E. & Cecilia Johantgen

King & Clayson Families

Richard P. Olsen, Lois Hofer

Pat Masolotte

Ted, Bill, Ruth Hayes & Dick, Helen White

William & Daryl Quanz, Peter Quanz Family

James Yochum

David Ferringer

Bob, Doris, Tommy Dennison, Eddie Schneider

Geraldine Gilbert

Dwight, Rita & Roger Veith, Karen Castellano

Gerald & Pearl Hemmer

Amico, Monte Verde, Eisele Families

George Daniels and Martin Quanz Family

Gerald Sr., Donald Kurtz & Margaret Schrader

Peter, Loraine, Paul Vogt, Johanne Weidman

Doug, Leona & Ray Saxton