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Saturday June 1 4:00 Amy Teta - Gino & Fran Lengua

Theresa Manning (4th Anniv) - Family

Helen Nold - Rose LaChance

Eileen Germaine - Harold & Mary Curley

Ruth Carey - Rich & Marianne Haldeman

Mary Cioffi - Ed & Sue Maloney

Sunday June 2 8:30 Lorraine VanDuzer (6th Anniv) - Don Russell Family

John Vardine (46th Anniv) - Charles & Barbara

Mamone

Blasé Bonpane - Ed Killeen & Family

Amy Miele Teta - Frances Cesta 10:30 Angelina Anastasio - Mother, Giovannina

John Anthony Canfield (12th Anniv) - Family

George W. Snyder (10th Anniv) - Wife & Family

Mary Cioffi - Eileen Heaphy

Augustus Vozzy - Harold & Mary Curley

Monday June 3 9:00 Richard Folger - Peter Kehoe

Tuesday June 4 9:00 Mary Rita Carey (BdayRem) - Family

Elizabeth Cook (44th Annniv) - Daughter, Donna

Lewis Taynton - Alyce Knabe

Wednesday June 5 9:00 For the Intentions of Joseph M. O’Brien - Family

Joseph (Storm) Wilson (15th Anniv) - Paul J. Clifford

Thursday June 6

9:00 In Honor of St. Anne for Favor Received

Friday June 7 9:00 Frank Garrahan (23rd Anniv) - Family

Saturday June 8 4:00 Joan M. Kruegler (BdayRem) - Patti Bayly

Angela Hulihan - Family

Jerry Brehm, Sr. - Jim & Judy Brearton

Rose Mary Kruegler (19th Anniv) Her Daughter

Mary Cioffi - Karen Beditz

Mary Filkin - Sal & Maria Dambrowski

Sunday June 9 8:30 Amy Teta - Pasqua Iachetta

David Urquhart (1st Anniv) - Bobby & Estelle Burns

Blasé Bonpane - Ann Marie Killeen Matthews &

Family

Elizabeth Seymour - Tim & Chris Degnan

10:30 Michael J. Cahill, Jr. (6mos) - Nick & Fran Casale

Joan Duis - Barry & Julie DeRubertis

SACRED HEART CHURCH TROY, NEW YORK

PRAYERS FOR THE SICK: George Shackett, John Kaniff,

Kurt Reiser, John O’Bryan, Josie Bidwell, Mary Lourdes

Betzenger, Tom Purcell, Michael Miller and Richard Clements.

SCRIPTURE READING REFLECTION As one looks at the two thousand plus years of the history of Christianity, one can detect that from one era to another there have been differing emphases on the fundamental mystery of the incarnation, public ministry, crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ, second person of the Holy Trinity. So, e.g. it would seem that the early Christians were fixated on the conquest of death by the risen Christ; the later middle ages seemed to be fixated on the physical suffering on our behalf, of the Crucified Jesus. In our own time, in recent years it would seem that we have heard over and over again, that God is merciful, that He forgives our shortcomings (since we have difficulty admitting sin). This emphasis, of course, is correct. But it is also an oversimplification of reality. The reality is that life is full of competing tensions, and the Bible clearly reflects those tensions, or shall we call them dialectics. So, e.g. in today’s second reading we find: “I bring with me the recompense I will give to each according to his deeds.” I think this means much more than who has the bigger mansion in heaven. Again, in today’s Gospel which reflects Jesus’ prayer for His church: “Righteous Father, the world also does not know you,…” We no longer hear sermons of “fire and brimstone”. Don’t be lulled into complacency forgetting that that dialectic remains out there in reality.

Our Altar Bread and Wine for the month of June has been

gifted in memory of Marie and Thomas Styles (Wed. Anniv)

by their Family.

FAITH FORMATION

Every third weekend of the month, Sacred Heart will be collect-

ing toiletries for the Roarke Center. These can be deposited in

the regular Roarke Center Box in the back of church. For the

month of June, they are requesting deodorant, toothpaste and

toothbrushes with covers. As always, thank you for your gener-

osity to those less fortunate.

SEVENTH SUNDAY OF EASTER JUNE 2, 2019

SCHOOL NEWS Race for Race For Education:

On Wednesday, June 5th, Sacred Heart School will kick-off our

9th annual Race for Education. We invite family and friends to

join us in raising money so that we may continue our STREAM

Program for next school year ! STREAM focuses on project

based learning through innovation, design and engineering, and

we are excited to bring this program to SHS.

Spring Cleaning?

Please remember the donation bin located in the parking lot as you

begin your spring cleaning. Clothing and shoes may be deposited

into the bin (no household or other items please).

Follow Us:

Please visit our website at: www.SacredHeartSchoolTroy.com and

our Facebook page: Sacred Heart School to learn more about our

up-to-date activities and events.

Sacred Heart School invites you to join Mr. G’s Fun Camp!

Mr. G. picks up where the school year left off!

Mr. G’s Fun Camp Includes Snack Daily -Crafts-Gym Games -

Bike Days-Cooking Days-Movie Days - McDonald’s Day-Bounce

House Days-Field Trip Days AND the Famous WATER DAY!

Camp Hours: 9-3 Offered for students in Pre-K through 6th

grade. Camp is held at Sacred Heart School Cafeteria.

Registration Forms are available in the school office.

Bishop’s Appeal 2019 We are more than halfway to our goal. As of this week we have

received $37,495.00 toward our assessment of $69,661.00. Please

put your Bishop’s Appeal envelope in the collection or mail them

into the rectory. There are more envelopes available in the rear of

the church. Also online giving at: www.thebishopsappeal.org

provides a seamless, secure and easy way to make your gift. The

parish is automatically credited with your gift. Thank you to all

those who have contributed so generously to the Appeal.

BECAUSE OF THE HOLIDAY PRINTING SCHEDULE,

THE DONATIONS FOR THIS WEEKEND WILL BE

PUBLISHED AT A LATER DATE.

We are looking for one or two volunteers for data

entry for the parish ministries. If you or someone

you know could do some typing here at the rectory

weekdays anytime between the hours of 9am-5pm.

This could be counted as some of your service

hours if you are a Confirmation candidate. If you

need this for your school community service hours

or if your are retired and just looking for something to do!! Please

contact Mark or Barbara at the parish office 518-274-1363.

On Friday, June 7 there will be a Respect Life Holy Hour from

7-8PM. Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, rosary, respect life

petitions, time for silent prayer and confessions available. Join us

to pray for life!