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PASTORAL ASSOCIATE:
Deacon Thomas M. Harley
DIRECTOR OF FAITH FORMATION:
Robert N. Cargill bcargill–[email protected]
DIRECTOR OF OUTREACH
MINISTRIES:
Terri Blosser
MUSIC DIRECTOR:
Drew Deskur ● [email protected]
PARISH SECRETARY:
Chris Becker
PARISH LAY MINISTERS:
Terri Blosser, Liturgy Ministry & Pastoral Care
Mary Fran Cummiskey & Philip LaDue, RCIA
Domestic Violence/ Ruth Ministry-call the Rectory
YOUTH MINISTRY:
Becky Kruczkowski, Beth Morin
PARISH BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR:
John Cummiskey
TRUSTEES: Paul Heiland & Christine Free
PARISH OFFICE HOURS:
Monday-Thursday 9am-4 pm; Friday 9-Noon
Our Lady of
Good Counsel Church
701 W Main St ● Endicott, NY
www.olgcendicott.org
(607) 748-7417
Fax: (607) 785-6454
Saint Ambrose Parish
203 Washington Ave ● Endicott, NY
www.st-ambroseparish.org
(607) 754-2330
Fax: (607) 785-6947
PASTOR
Rev. Michael P. Galuppi • [email protected]
January 20, 2019 - 2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
MASS SCHEDULE
OLGC STAFF
ST. AMBROSE STAFF
PARISH BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR:
Helen Makers
PARISH SECRETARY:
Phyllis Gonzales
DIRECTOR OF FAITH FORMATION:
Dawn Valla
MUSIC DIRECTOR:
Jim Apicella
MAINTENANCE:
Gary Yesensky
TRUSTEES:
John Bombaski & Michael Brunner
PARISH OFFICE HOURS:
Monday-Thursday 9-3 pm; Friday 9-1 pm
______________
Bulletin Deadline: Tuesday by 12:00 Noon
OLGC: [email protected]
St. Ambrose: [email protected]
WEEKEND:
Saturday 4:00pm St. Ambrose
Sunday 7:45am OLGC
10:00am OLGC
11:30am St. Ambrose
7:00pm OLGC
WEEKDAY:
Monday 8:30am OLGC
Tuesday 12:05 St. Ambrose
Wednesday 8:30am OLGC
No Mass on Thursday
Friday: 12:05 St. Ambrose
First Friday: 12 noon OLGC
CONFESSIONS:
Saturday 2:30-3:15 at St. Ambrose
Monthly at OLGC (see schedule)
And By Appointment
In case of emergency need
of a priest, the
parish answer service
can be reached at:
1-877-344-2396
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THE SACRAMENTS
Reconciliation: At St. Ambrose Saturday: 2:30-3:15 pm or by
appointment. (no confessions on Holy Days and on holidays.)
Monthly on Sunday evenings at OLGC from 6:00-6:40 pm. The
2019 dates TBA.
Baptism: Baptisms may be scheduled during Masses or outside
of Mass. For information and to schedule a date, please call the
parish office.
Marriage: Arrangements should be made with our staff at least
six months in advance.
RCIA Program: Persons wishing to explore the Catholic faith
and receive the sacraments of initiation, please call the director of
faith formation at the parish office.
Pastoral Ministry: Parishioners confined to home who would
like to receive the Eucharist should contact the parish office.
Saturday, January 19 –
4:00 PM Mass (At St. Ambrose)
+ Edith Christina / Hall & Francine Groat
Sunday, January 20 – 2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:45 AM Mass (At OLGC)
Mass for the People & Vocations
10:00 AM Mass (At OLGC)
+ Robert Albrecht / The Heaton Family
11:30 AM Mass (At St. Ambrose)
+ Harold (Bob) Kreigh / Karen & Ed Spellman
7:00 PM Mass (At OLGC) Fr. Serowik Scheduled Celebrant
+ Fran & Gino Romano / Justine and Rachel
Monday, January 21 - St. Agnes
NO 8:30 AM Mass - Miraculous Medal Novena (At OLGC)
NO 9:00-10:00 AM - Adoration of the Holy Eucharist
Rectory Offices Closed
Tuesday, January 22 – Day of Prayer for the Legal
Protection of Unborn Children
12:05 PM Mass (At St. Ambrose)
+ John Hobbs / St. Ambrose Parish & Staff
Wednesday, January 23 -
7:50 AM - Rosary/Chaplet of Divine Mercy
8:30 AM Mass (At OLGC)
+ Elizabeth Reed / Her Father, Shaun Reed
Thursday, January 24 - St. Francis de Sales
No Mass
Friday, January 25 – The Conversion of St. Paul
12:05 PM Mass (At St. Ambrose)
+ Linus Selhorst / Daughter, Dawn Valla
Saturday, January 26 – Sts. Timothy & Titus
4:00 PM Mass (At St. Ambrose)
+ Margaret Dibble / Husband & Five children
Sunday, January 27 – 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:45 AM Mass (At OLGC)
+ John O’Neil / Eleanor Clark
10:00 AM Mass (At OLGC)
+ Bill Severance / Ilene & Family
11:30 AM Mass (At St. Ambrose)
+ Paula Ferreira / Friend
7:00 PM Mass (At OLGC) Fr. Cerwonka Scheduled Celebrant
Mass for the People & Vocations
———CALENDAR OF THE WEEK———
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Dear Parishioners and Visitors, �� �
This week marks the 45th anniversary of the legali-
zation of abortion in the United States, and as happens eve-
ry year, thousands went to Washington, DC to prayerfully
protest this decision with a solemn march past the US Su-
preme Court. While it is a Catholic and Biblical principle
to not take human life in any form for any reason, since all
human life is a sacred gift that comes from God and be-
longs to God, at present I am asking you to stand up and be
counted in protest of a bill that is coming before the New
York State Assembly that is, in my opinion, far more trou-
bling and far more dangerous than the original Roe v Wade
decision ever was.
First, Governor Cuomo is seeking to inscribe abor-
tion as a right in the New York State Constitution so that,
in the event of an overturn of Roe v Wade, it would still be
legal in New York. Second, he wants to extend the period
of time that an abortion can be performed right up to the
moment of birth. Third, in the even that abortion fails and
the child is born live, it would become legal to kill the child
outside the womb. And finally, abortions could then be
legally performed by any health care practitioner, whereas
currently it has to be a licensed physician. This is a horrific
bill that basically legalizes cold blooded murder, and I pray
we can convince our State Legislators to oppose it. Infor-
mation regarding this bill is available at all the church en-
trances, and you can state your opposition via email at:
www.nyscatholic.org/2019/01/abortion-expansion-act/. I
urge you to do so, as well as contact your state representa-
tive personally.
God bless,� � �
� � � Fr. Michael
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YOUR OFFERTORY TRUST
Thank you for your offerings to our parishes and your support
throughout the year. ~Fr. Michael
St. Ambrose Regular Collection: $5,314.00
OLGC Envelopes & Loose: $8,502.00
OLGC Youth: 59.00
Total: $8,561.00
Pray for the Sick of St. Ambrose and OLGC
AMMC, Marlene Bagg, Joseph Biviano, William C. Brunner,
Chris Chechatka, Hugo Ciccone, Tim Comfort, Janice & Ed
Contino, Paul Cucco, Dr. Kathy Demaree, Kathy Donnelly,
Dr. K. Demaree, Geoffrey Eck, Tammy & William Fabrizi,
Peter Felo, Bob Fisher, Jim Fitzgerald, Joanne Gay, R. Gorski,
Mary Hopko, Eileen Hurley, Marie & Tommy Iacovelli,
Sandy Irving, Kris Ann Kvassay, Carol Koch, LGG, Dr. Peter
Lethin, Julia M., Patrick & Carol Maughan, Dawn
McDonough, Jerry & Kevin McNulty, Maureen Monteiro,
Jerry Moore, Steve & Rose Pauk, Rosana Cunha Rocha, Or-
lando Sacco, Jaimie Sherling-Potvin, Rosana Cunha Rocha,
Dr. Mario Silvestri, Chuck Sinclair, James Sisenstein, Maria
Louise Smith, Maureen Smith, Jessica Supa, Pat Ulmen, Grae-
syn Woiccak, Annette Yacono
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Call the parish office of either St. Ambrose or OLGC to have
some one placed on the bulletin prayer list. Names will be left on
the list for 1 month. At the end of that time names will be re-
moved unless you call the office to request continuation.
Please note that Prayer Network Requests: should be made to
the following: OLGC call Ginny M. @ 201-9910 or 444-3268
St. Ambrose call Kathleen Tinklepaugh @ 607-785-5462
U.S. Military Prayer List
ARMY: Ed Brady, Anthony J. Brown, Thomas Carey, Donald
Fallin, Andrew Gregor, Garrett Hendershott, John Hashem, Chuck
Hranek, Joe Hranek, Linda Kobus, Paul Musa, Jr., Chaplain, Alex
Pfister, Edward Quaranta, Captain J.P. Rebello, Joshua Sherling,
Tyler Spadine, Corey Starchok, Smith Wagner, Jason Wilson,
Robert Zielinski
NAVY: Mitchel Carroll, Jon Donaldson, Emil Ishley, Maria
Lescord, Thomas Logan, Heather Resue, Justin Rider, Dylan Urban
AIR FORCE: Joseph Biggs, Alex Clark, Robert DeVito, Joshua
Dickinson, Derrick Lescord, Jason McMicken, Ernest McQuade,
William Sherrill, James Sweeney, Michael Ulmen, Morgan Vy-
mislicky
MARINES: Joshua Balles, Anthony Dorn, Adam Gates, Erik
Kobs, Scott Kupres, Zachary Reardon, Justin Rent, Shawn Runne,
Michael Spadine
NATIONAL GUARD: Louis J. Alfonsetti, Dominic Barillaro, Jeff
Kneer
RESERVES: Robert Maloney
From the Heart Card Ministry: One of our card senders
would like to send cards, on special occasions, to your military
family members. If you are interested, please email the address
to ([email protected]) or call Sue at 625-4498.
ST. AMBROSE AND OLGC COMBINED
MINISTRY SCHEDULE January 26/27
SATURDAY - 4:00 P.M. At St. Ambrose
Altar Servers J. Marchuska, B. Miller
Eucharistic Host S. Garrett, Dc. Harley, Volunteer
Eucharistic Cup B. Kruczkowski, M. Thompson,
E. Betz, S. Huynh
Lector 1 J. Cummiskey
Lector 2 M. Cummiskey
Usher Volunteer Needed
SUNDAY - 7:45 A.M. At OLGC
Altar Servers K. Sanyshyn, M. Smith
Eucharistic Host J. & C. Free
Eucharistic Cup D. & W. Caroompas,
J. & C. Condon
Lector 1 G. Frey
Lector 2 M. Carroll
SUNDAY - 10:00 A.M. At OLGC
Altar Servers K. Ingraham, D. Monico, D. Standish
Eucharistic Host D. Ballam, B. Conroy
Eucharistic Cup A. Patelunas, D. Heiman, C. Haupt,
D. Hayden
Lector 1 K. Heiman
Lector 2 M. Haupt
SUNDAY - 11:30 A.M. At St. Ambrose
Altar Servers K. & A. Murray
Eucharistic Host M. & D. Brunner, Dc. Harley
Eucharistic Cup R. & K. Serowik, L. Davis,
C. Titti
Lector 1 P. Murray
Lector 2 S. Hacker
Usher S. Napela
SUNDAY - 7:00 P.M. At OLGC
Altar Servers S. & N. Pangilinan
Eucharistic Host M. Norman, L. Pangilinan,
A. Silvernail
Eucharistic Cup G. Blosser, L. Norman
Lector 1 K. Hamlin
Lector 2 M. Westerlund
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DATES TO REMEMBER
St. Ambrose
1/21 Office Closed - Martin Luther King Holiday
1/22 11:10 am - Rosary/Miraculous Medal Novena
12:45 pm - Legion of Mary - MCH
1/23 5:30 pm - Soup Kitchen
7:00 pm - Choir rehearsal
1/24 12:45 pm - Knitters Group
1/25 11:20 am - Rosary
COLLECTION COUNTERS : Tues., Jan. 22
nd
: Team C
SOUP KITCHEN: Jan. 23
rd
: 4th Week Team
ALTAR CARE: Jan. Team: Bill Margerum & John Hart-
man
MOTHER TERESA’S CUPBOARD: would appreciate
donations of hygiene products (toothpaste & brushes,
shampoo, deodorant, body wash, lotion etc.
*******************
CPR/AED Training: There will be a training session for
anyone interested (Ushers are encouraged to attend) in
learning CPR & use of the AED on Mon. Feb. 11th at 6:00
pm in MCH. Space is limited - you must register by call-
ing the St. Ambrose parish office at 754-2330.
OLGC Dates to Remember
1/21 - No 8:30 am OLGC Mass / Rectory Offices Closed
1/22 - 6:30 pm Alpha Meeting
1/25 - Soup Kitchen (see health care assistance below)
1st Friday: UHS Community Outreach
2nd Friday of Month - Blood Pressure Checks done
Last Friday of Month - 4:30-6:00 pm United Health Care Rep
1/26 - 9:00-2:00 Red Cross Blood Drive
Cold weather is here and with it is the need for warm
clothing for our PreK and kindergarten students in the En-
dicott, Binghamton elementary schools and Head
Start. Please place your donations of: packaged underwear
sizes 4-6, sweatpants with elastic waistbands sizes 4-6,
packages of new socks size small, new sneakers sizes 11-13
1/2 and mittens and hats in the box placed at the OLGC
Grippen Street entrance. If you have any questions, please
call Ginny 201-9910.
Religious Education:
There will be No OLGC Elementary RE classes this Sun-
day, January 20 and Tuesday, January 22, due to the Martin
Luther King Holiday. Classes resume Sunday, January 27
and Tuesday, January 29.
St. Ambrose FAITH FORMATION:
1/20 - No Class - Martin Luther King break
1/26 - 10:00 am - First Penance Class - MCH
1/27 - 10:00 am - Faith Formation Classes - School & MCH
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
The Ladies of Charity will award two $500 scholarships to
high school seniors. Please see your school guidance counse-
lor for an application. Deadline is April 26th.
Looking Ahead: There will be NO 7:00 pm Sunday
Evening OLGC Mass on Sunday, February 3rd.
Sign up for the weekly Diocese of Syracuse email newslet-
ter! It’s free to sign up and subscribers receive weekly news,
inspiration, and more right to their inbox every Thursday even-
ing. To sign up, visit http://bit.ly/2OHHeiY. New year.
Deeper faith. Join the Diocese of Syracuse as we know, live,
and share our Catholic faith!
Soup’er Bowl Cook-off to benefit Mom’s House on
Thursday, January 31st from 5-7:30pm at Our Lady of Sorrow
Gym, 801 Main Street, Vestal. Cost: Adults: $10, Ages 5-12:
$7, Under 5 – Free **Tickets can be purchased at door or
on-line: momshouseny.org Sample savory soups; enjoy bak-
ery bread and homemade desserts – bottled water will be pro-
vided. Cast your vote for your favorite soup!!
"HIGHER GROUND support group for those experiencing
Separation or Divorce. Meetings held at the Sophia Center,
719 West Main Street, Endicott (next to Our Lady of Good
Counsel Church). Upcoming meetings: 7-8:30pm on Janu-
ary 31, February 11 & 28, March 11 & 28. Call Angela
239-8248 or Joe 748-9205��
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The Widows and Widowers Meeting for February 14th,
will be at Pizza on the Plaza in the small mall in Johnson City
at 1:00 pm. We will order from their menu. Each individual
will be responsible for their own bill, tax and tip. RESERVA-
TIONS ARE REQUIRED by contacting Janet at 748-0812.
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OUTREACH CORNER:
Outreach Ministry e-mail: [email protected]
OLGC FOOD PANTRY NEEDS:
For The Pantry…Peanut butter & Jelly
Applesauce, baked beans, cereal
REMINDER: If UE Schools cancel for weather issues,
OLGC Soup Kitchen is also Canceled that Friday evening.
Annual Blood Drive in Memory of Bob Scott on Sat-
urday, January 26th from 9:00 am - 2:00 pm at OLGC
in the Church Hall. Please call 1-800-RedCross or visit
RedCrossBlood.org Use Sponsor Code: Bob Scott.
Our OLGC Funeral Luncheon teams are in need of addi-
tional volunteers to fill out the teams for an easier workload.
This involves setting up, minimal food preparation (no real
cooking), serving the food, and cleanup. PLEASE search
your hearts and see if God might be asking you to help out on
an occasional basis. Call the OLGC rectory or email Terri at
outreach-olgc.stny.rr.com.
OLGC Soup Kitchen:
We have several teams in need of new volunteers. If inter-
ested in volunteering call the Rectory 748-7417 or email
[email protected]. Thank you.
Lourdes Mobile Mammography: This year the Lourdes
Mammography Mobile will come to OLGC every other
month instead of monthly. The first date in 2019 is Friday,
February 15th from 3:00 – 7:00. To schedule an ap-
pointment and preregister, please call: Lourdes
Hospital Central Scheduling: 798-5723.
Virtus Training: It is recommended that all church vol-
unteers take the Safe Environment Training Class. If
you are in need of training, please go to Virtus.org, se-
lect Syracuse Diocese to view classes offered & register
online.
Showers of Hope: If you are interested in helping out with
Showers of Hope, St. Patrick's in Binghamton will continue
to supply showers throughout the winter on Thursdays 11:30
am-1:30 pm. Contact Barb at 722-1060 at St Patricks Church
if interest in volunteering.�
——YOUTH CORNER—–—
All events open to OLGC & St. Ambrose Students
Sign up sheets and Permission slips are on the youth bulle-
tin board for ALL of the following events below:
Southern Tier World Youth Day TRIVIA NIGHT spon-
sored by St. Patrick's Church, Binghamton on January 22nd
6:30 PM to 8:30 PM at St. Patrick's Church Middle School &
High School Students - Join other youth from the Region to
celebrate Panama World Youth Day! Live Streaming from
Panama!! Pizza, Snacks, Prizes & More! Free of charge.
RSVP & Permission Slip due by January 20th. See board
Greek Peak - Snow Tubing on January 25th from 5:00
PM to 9:00 PM Middle School & High School Students
(Families welcome - Elementary students MUST have a
parent with them) We will leave OLGC at 4:30 SHARP!!
$30.00 per person includes Lift Ticket and Pizza! RSVP &
Permission Slip due by January 23rd. See bulletin board
Superbowling - Super Bowl Sunday - Ideal Bowling
Lanes, Endicott on February 3rd from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM.
$5.00 includes 3 games of bowling, Pizza & drinks. Wear fa-
vorite team shirt or jersey to cheer on your favorite team!!
RSVP & Permission Slip due by February 1st. See board
Greek Peak Water Park on February 24th from 2:00
PM to 5:00 PM; Middle School & High School Students We
will leave OLGC at 1:30 SHARP!! $30.00 per person in-
cludes Entrance Fee and Pizza! RSVP & Permission Slip due
by February 22nd. See bulletin board
Sign up sheets and Permission slips are on the youth bulle-
tin board for ALL of the above events.
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
Please Note
Super Bowl Pancake Breakfast - On February 3rd at
OLGC Gym from 8:00-12:00 Noon. Cost $7 Adults, $4
children, $25 Family. Breakfast includes Pancakes,
Eggs, Sausage, Juice or Coffee. Proceeds to support
Bus Transportation to Ignite 3/30/19 Catholic Men’s
Conference.
“A Weekend with the Quartets” - Seton Catholic Central
High School will be presenting two shows: The Marvelous
Wonderettes on February 9 at 2:00 pm and on February 10 at
7:00 pm. Forever Plaid on February 9 at 7:00 pm and on Feb-
ruary 10 at 2:00 pm. Cost is $8. Please come and support
these talented kids. For more information, please call Jan
DeAngelo at 341-8264.
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Week of Prayer for Christian Unity
2019: Justice, Only Justice, You Shall
Pursue
January 18-25, 2019
The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity
was first proposed in 1908 as an ob-
servance within the Roman Catholic
Church by Fr Paul Wattson, founder of the Franciscan Friars
of the Atonement in Graymoor, New York. Since the founding
of the World Council of Churches in 1948, many other Chris-
tian denominations around the world have come to celebrate
the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.
The international resources for the 2019 Week of Prayer for
Christian Unity have been prepared by colleagues in Indone-
sia. The 2019 theme, Justice and only justice you shall pursue
(Deut 16:18-20), calls us to move from shared prayer to shared
action. Drawing on the traditional values of Bhineka Tunggal
Ika (Unity in Diversity) and gotong royong (living in solidarity
and by collaboration), Indonesian Christians invite us to be a
united witness, and an agent of Christ’s healing grace in a bro-
ken world, by making specific commitments to justice, equali-
ty, and unity. For more information check out the USCCB
website
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The ST. AMBROSE SANCTUARY LAMP burns this
week to the glory of Almighty God and for Living & De-
ceased Mothers & Fathers.
The OLGC Sanctuary Lamp burns this week to the
glory of God and in memory of Our Deceased Parish-
ioners.
Our Lady of the Angels Chapel is looking for volunteers
to spend a special hour with Him. Visit the Chapel from 6am -
Midnight in the Church of the Holy Family, Endwell.
HOURS IN NEED: MON 9am, TUE 11am, 1pm, WED 3pm,
THU 4pm, FRI 1pm, 2pm, 11pm, SAT 9am, 10am, 12pm,
2pm, 4pm, 5pm, 6pm, 11pm SUN 10am, 11am, 5pm, 6pm.
Email [email protected] or call Carla at 729-5817.
OLGC Mon/Wed Mass Reminder: If UE Schools are
CLOSED or DELAYED due to ANY WEATHER ISSUE the
OLGC 8:30 am Mass will be MOVED to Noon on that same day.
St. Ambrose’s Tuesday & Friday Masses will be at 12:05
pm unless there is a state of emergency declared.
A FAMILY PERSPECTIVE from
the Office of Family Life Education (A
Hope Appeal Agency)
At Cana we get a good insight into Mary’s
parenting style. She did not plead, argue, demand or ma-
nipulate. She merely pointed out the situation and trusted
her son would make the best decision.
OLGC CYO Home Games
1/20 - 1:00 pm Modified Boys vs. Holy Family
1/20 - 2:30 pm JV White vs. St. Patrick
1/20 - 4:00 pm JV Blue vs. OLS
1/20 - 5:30 pm JV Orange vs. Holy Family
1/20 - 7:00 pm Varsity Boys vs. Holy Family
1/23 - 6:00 pm JV White vs. Sts. John & Andrew
1/23 - 7:30 pm JV Blue vs. St. Joseph
1/24 - 4:30 pm Modified Boys vs. St. Patrick
1/24 - 6:00 pm JV Orange vs. St. Patrick
1/24 - 7:30 pm Varsity Boys vs. St. Patrick
1/26 - 8:30 am 5/6 Turrigiano vs. Seton
1/27 - 6:00 pm OLGC JV White vs. OLGC JV Orange
News / About Town
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rd
Annual Knights for Life Dinner: Knights Council
206 and the Cortese Family will sponsor a spaghetti & meatball
dinner on Sun., Jan. 27th from noon to 5:00 pm at the Knights
of Columbus at 136 Park Ave., Bing.. Cost is $10/Adult / chil-
dren under 12/$5. Dinner includes spaghetti, meatballs, salad,
bread, dessert, tea, coffee, milk. Cash bar will be open. Tickets
can be purchased at the door and take outs are available. Take
out orders can also be ordered in advance by calling 771-8303
on Sat., Jan. 26th and before 4 pm on Sun., Jan. 27th. All pro-
ceeds will benefit our local Right to Life & Birthright. Sauce &
Meatballs donated by Cortese Restaurant. Come and support a
great cause with a great meal!
Church of the Holy Family, Endwell - CASINO NIGHT on
February 1st from 6:30-11 pm. $12 donation includes food and
drinks. Must be 21+ years. Play games of chance.
The Ladies Guild of Church of the Holy Family, 3600 Phyllis
St., Endwell, is sponsoring a winter clothing sale on Saturday,
February 9, from 8:00 am - 2:00 pm, with a $3 bag sale starting
at Noon. Clothes are donated by Vintageness.
The CNY Marian Center invites you on a Spiritual Pilgrimage
May 13-14 to the National Shrines of Our Lady of
Czestochowa, Doylestown, and Padre Pio, Barto, Pennsylva-
nia. The group will be accompanied by Father Tom Ko-
buszewski and will participate in the Czestochowa Shrine's
Evening Rosary Procession and Mass to honor the 102nd Anni-
versary of Our Lady of Fatima. Mass will be celebrated
on the 14th at Padre Pio's Shrine with time for touring
and prayer. Registration forms are available at
www.cnymariancenter.com or at the Marian Center. Contact
Carol with questions, at 315-409-7088.
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