St. John
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II February 17, 2019 February 17, 2019 February 17, 2019 February 17, 2019
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C AT HOL IC PA R I S H
2052 Lakeview Rd. Lake View, NY 14085
Phone: 716-627-2910 Fax: 716-627-7972 Website: www.JP2Parish.org
Email: [email protected]
Rev. Sean DiMaria, Pastor Rev. Sean DiMaria, PastorRev. Sean DiMaria, Pastor Rev. Sean DiMaria, Pastor Rev. Michael P. LaMarca
Rev. Michael P. LaMarca Rev. Michael P. LaMarca
Rev. Michael P. LaMarca, Parochial Vicar, Parochial Vicar, Parochial Vicar, Parochial Vicar Deacon Neal Linnan, Permanent Deacon Deacon Dennis Conroy, Permanent Deacon
Deacon Rob Contarin, Transitional Deacon Carol Mullins, Pastoral Associate
Southtowns Catholic School
of Saint John Paul II Parish
2052 Lakeview Road Lake View, NY 14085 www.southtownscatholic.org
Phone: 716-627-5011 Fax: 716-627-5335 Mr. Marc Bandelian, Principal
New Daily Liturgy Schedule
Monday-8:10am Rosary & 8:30am Mass (LC) Tuesday-8:10am Rosary & 8:30am Mass (LC)
Wednesday-6:30am Morning Prayer with Holy Communion (LC)
*6:30pm Mass with Evening Prayer (LC) Thursday-8:30am Morning Prayer with Holy
Communion (LC)
Friday-9:00am Mass (MC with School) First Saturday of Month-8:30am Mass (LC)
*Last Wednesday of the month Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick celebrated within Mass
LC=Little Church MC=Main Church
AFTER ALL MASSES
IN THE GATHERING SPACE EASTER CANDY
AVAILABLE TO ORDER
SCS Easter Candy Sale
LITURGY SCHEDULE
SATURDAY - VIGIL MASS FOR SUNDAY 3:45 PM Reconciliation
4:30 PM Lucia Garrozzo by Michael & Linda Pfeiffer
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17 SIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 8:00 AM Susan Mazur by Family
9:30 AM Victor Colangelo by Ray & Carol Mazurkiewicz 12:00 PM Robert Pietrocarlo by Joyce and Richard Culp MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18
8:30 AM Pat & Roger Black by Bob & Diane Noody (LC) TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19
8:30 AM Thomas McGuire by Morning Mass Group (LC)
5:30 PM
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament (LC) WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20
6:30 AM Morning Prayer with Holy Communion (LC)
6:30 PM
Irene Jachimiak by Marie & Dan (LC) {Mass with Evening Prayer}
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21
8:30 AM Morning Prayer with Holy Communion (LC)
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22 THE CHAIR OF ST. PETER, APOSTLE 9:00 AM Pat Black by Mary Alice McClusky
SATURDAY - VIGIL MASS FOR SUNDAY
3:45 PM Reconciliation
4:30 PM Martin Linnan by Richard & Louise Dietrich
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24 SEVENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 8:00 AM Robert Kogler by Morning Prayer Group (6:30)
9:30 AM Amanda Occhino by Mom
12:00 PM Ted & Helen Zawadzki and Raymond & Lorraine Mazurkiewicz by Ray & Carol Mazurkiewicz
All Services in Main Church except where noted (LC) = Little Church
PARISH OFFICE CLOSED
Monday, Feb. 18th Please note that our Parish Offices will be closed tomorrow, Monday, February 18th, in observance of Presidents’ Day.
From Fr. Mike's Desk -
This weekend in the gospel we are given Luke's account of the Beatitudes. Most people are probably familiar with Mat- thew's account of the Beatitudes, but whichever one we find ourselves drawn to, it is important to remember that they serve as a blueprint for who we are supposed to be as Christians. It is important that we always put our best foot forward, remain humble, and remain faithful to our call to be disciples of Christ. There will be times where we will be called to take on mo- ments of adversity, but remember God journeys with us, and if we remain faithful, our reward will be great.
This Tuesday, February 19, there will be a seminar for Pre-Planning Funerals. Carol Mullins and I will be doing a one hour seminar on the importance of Pre-Planning Funerals. We will primarily be focused upon the liturgy itself, and will answer questions you might have when it comes to having a Mass of Christian Burial. We will also touch upon crema- tion and donating one's body to science. There will be two sessions, one at 9:30am and one at 7:00pm; both will be held in the Community Room.
With the crazy winter weather we had at the start of this month and at the end of January, we had to postpone our Open House for Southtowns Catholic School. Southtowns Catholic will have an open house on Wednesday, February 27, 6:00pm-8:00pm. Our school is open to any child, any age, any religious affiliation, from PreK 3- Grade 8.
Finally, earlier this month we had our Nine & Dine Event. Many thanks to all the volunteers who helped organize the event. Special thank you to those who participated and to the sponsors for the event. It is always an enjoyable evening and a great event that focuses on community, fellowship and just getting out on a winter's night!
Fr. Sean will continue his move this week and, beginning next Monday the 25th, he will be with us full-time! Please pray for him, and the community in southern Allegany County, as we all enter into a period of transition.
In Good Faith, Fr. Mike
Please Note – If the Mass Intention is for your loved one, or requested by you or your family, and you would like to present the gifts, please see an Usher before Mass.
MASS SCHEDULING
Mass intentions are $15 and are a great way to remember our loved ones in prayer at Mass, but also to celebrate memorable events. While Mass intentions are traditionally for remem- bering those who have gone before us, you can also get Mass intentions for an anniver- sary, birthday, for the intention of those gradu- ating, for All Souls in Purgatory, for someone who is dealing with certain struggles in their life. To schedule a Mass, stop by the Parish Office or call us at 627-2910.
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February 17, 2019PALM COLLECTION
From now until March 3, feel free to bring in your old palms for burning on Tuesday, March 5, the night before Ash Wednes- day. There will be baskets at the entrances of the church for the collection of the palms.
PARISH PEOPLE AT HOME
Discussion Groups: It’s social! It’s faith-based. Our parish’s unique
‘Parish People At Home’ small discus- sion group program gives you the op- portunity to discuss your Catholic Faith, and get to know other parishion- ers in a casual, friendly environment.
Some of our PPAH groups have been meeting for several years, and have developed life-long friendships! Groups meet bi-weekly 4 times in the fall, 4 times mid-winter, and 4 times in the spring.
Discussion materials are provided.
Our mid-winter season of 4 bi-weekly sessions will begin the week of February 24th. Simply fill out a yellow card in the Gath- ering Space to sign up for a group, or call Carol Mullins in the parish office (627-2910, ext. 3). Would you like to host a group in your home? This is an opportunity to create friendships with oth- ers in our faith community!
DEALING WITH HOME OWNERSHIP
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Despite economic and environmental benefits to improve your home’s sustainability or energy efficiency, a series of obstacles still prevent robust activity from developing. The greatest obsta- cle of “not knowing” places the average consumer in a very diffi- cult position. Though programs and guidance exist, consumers unfortunately do not have easy access to straightforward and reli- able information that they need before making a decision.
Owning a home is not without its challenges. Our Holy Name Society started a series of discussions that will hopefully help answer questions and provide basic information to help solve some of home ownership's most common problems. Our third presentation will be next Tuesday, February 26, at 7:00pm in the Community Room. All are welcome, women too! The evening will last about one hour and our presenter will
be our very own Bob Piwko, NYS Licensed Home Inspector.
This topic will be:
“Window Pains”
MISSION 2019 MARCH 24—30, 2019
MAKE PLANS TO ATTEND THIS YEAR!
MISSION MASS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
Our Parish Mission begins on March 24th. It’s our tradition at St. John Paul II Parish to pray together for the Holy Spirit to flow through our congregation and bless this week-long parish re- treat. We will celebrate the Mass of the Holy Spirit to pray for the success of our parish Mission at the 9:30 AM Mass on Sun- day, March 10th. All Mission Team are encouraged to attend this Mass to pray together, and to show their support for Mission 2019. Please wear red as a symbol of the presence of the Holy Spirit. We hope to see an ‘ocean of red’ at this Mass!
March 6, 2019
Distribution of Ashes & Morning Prayer 6:30 AM (Main Church)
Distribution of Ashes & Mass
9:00 AM & 6:30 PM (Main Church)
WITH ONE VOICE RESPECT LIFE
On Feb. 25, 2001, the following was our bulletin insert: Australi- an infanticide advocate Peter Singer teaches at Princeton U. and he states “killing a disabled infant is not morally equivalent to killing a person.” This does not shock the world. Unrelated: a pro-life nurse holds aborted “Baby Hope” until she dies;
since the intent was to end the child’s life, medical inter- vention was not an option. The culture of death is alive and well as we have heard this past week on both the federal and state levels. Please pray about becoming involved in promoting our Christian culture of life. God knows your limits---and your abilities!
BIBLE STUDY
Our Bible Study on Catholic Topics continues! Do You Want To Know….. Why do Catholic Priests have to remain celi- bate? What is Apostolic Succession and why do we believe in it? Why do we have a Pope, and is he infallible? What is the Communion of Saints, and why do we care? Why do Catho- lics go to Confession and where is that in the bible?
The Bible Study sessions will help us to understand Catholic teachings. Sessions will take place in the parish conference room on the following Tuesdays: February 26th and March 5th. Ses- sions will be 90 minutes, with the morning session at 9:15 AM, and the same session repeated at 7:00 PM. No registration is nec- essary. Please bring a bible. Questions? Call Carol Mullins in the parish office at 627-2910, Ext. 3. ** We will present a One Evening Make-Up Session for the Bible Study Topic “Is Purgato- ry in the bible, and why should we believe in it?”. This make-up session will take place in the conference room on Wednesday, February 20th at 7:15 PM, following the 6:30 PM Mass.
FORMED.ORG
Our parish has a subscription to a dynamic online platform called FORMED. Every parishioner has 24/7 access to the best Catholic content on any device: laptop, smartphone or tablet. It truly is the Catholic Faith – on demand !
At FORMED.org you’ll find:
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• SYMBOLON: The Catholic Faith Explained
• CHILDRENS’ PROGRAMS AND MOVIES with a Faith Message (A great alternative to the culture’s programs for children)
• BELOVED: Video program exploring the deepest meaning of marriage
• BIBLE STUDIES
• OPENING THE WORD: 5 Minute Video journey into the Sunday Mass Readings
• TRENDING TOPICS: “Gay and Catholic?”, “The Saints’
Powerful Intercession”, “The Enemy of the Spiritual Life”,
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• Inspiring audio talks by Catholic scholars
• Inspirational full length movies with a faith message
• e-books to download from best-selling Catholic authors
• Informative and inspiring teaching from renowned speakers Dr. Scott Hahn, Dr. Edward Sri, Bishop Robert Barron, Dr.
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Access is Easy! Go to www.FORMED.org, and enter the parish code N68CY3. Now set up a username and password. That’s it!
You’re all set to use all the great programs on FORMED.org by simply logging in.
Check out ALL of the content at FORMED.org. You’ll be amazed at all that is offered. If you have questions, please con- tact the parish office.
PLEASE KEEP IN PRAYER
PRAY FOR OUR MILITARY
Please pray for our military and their families, especially those from our parish who have been deployed to War Zones: David Flore (Army- Afghanistan), AO2 Zachary David Halor (Middle East-Navy), SPC Nicholas Moon (Army- Afghanistan), Jason Nowak (Air Force-Saudi Ara- bia), 2nd Lieutenant Ian O’Connor (Army-South Korea), Major Thomas Scozzafava (Afghanistan).If you have a family member in the Armed Forces who has been deployed, please contact the Pastoral Office at 627-2910 or [email protected].
To place someone on the prayer list, please complete and return a bright PINK card
available on the shelf in the Gathering Space.
Individuals will remain on the prayer list for 4 weeks.
John B.
Desmond Beninoff Dave Blaser
Erin Brady Owen Chase Donna Marie Chmiel
Lenny Chmiel Kathleen Chmura
Joan Chuba Mary Teresa Comerate
Jason Couvutsakis Jordan Cunningham
Carmen Garrozzo Mary Gian Eileen Griffen Ginny Haidon Marie Hart Joyce Hensley Annetta Hilton
Donna Hooper Robert Hooper Ann Marie Ibach
Marie Keul Mary Kowalski
Julie Kretzer Pat Linnan Dawn Mannion Ray Mazurkiewicz Peter J. Murrett Jr.
Tom Murrett Julie Muscato
Marilyn Pace Isabella Phelan Joanna Rogalski Christopher Schroeder
Delores Teeft Judy Wicher Gregory Wilde II
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SOUTHTOWNS CATHOLIC SCHOOL NEWS
“Parish School of Saint John Paul II Roman Catholic Community”
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We are all part of the Southtowns’ Team; let’s have a GREAT School Year!
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throughout the year. TOPS contributes a percentage of your purchase to our school.
THE SCRIPS PROGRAM
The Scrips program is sponsored by the SCS Parent Teacher Guild and is a
"no-selling" fundraising program that continues throughout the year. Every family has received the infor- mation packet. You can purchase Scrip cards after Mass or at the school office.
SOUTHTOWNS CATHOLIC SCHOOL GRADE 8 SWEATSHIRTS
A long tradition at SCS is for the Grade 8 class to receive their class sweatshirts.
The students get to wear it as part of their uniform for the rest of the school year.
It has the SCS logo on the front and the year “19” on the back with all their signatures.
The sleeves of the sweatshirt have embroidered logos of the clubs or sports that the student participated in during their time at SCS.
Pictured above are Shane Colley, Brady Hill, Aiden Thomas, Matthew Stadler, Christian Park, John Berkhoudt, Jonathan Kennedy, Trinity Kehoe, Evelyn Radecki,
Taylor Skretny, Corynn Held, Linzi Ward, Mae Kraetz, Matthew Kennedy,
Tony Fera, Zach Jones, Triton Travale, Jermaine Nance and Max Barney.
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
In the Gospel today, Jesus gives us the blessings of serving the poor, hungry and weeping people, for you will then rejoice and leap for joy. But Jesus also teaches us the decisiveness of choice: blessing or woe.
Choosing to help those who are suffering will fill your heart with the blessing of Jesus and indeed your reward will be great in heaven.
If you know anyone in need, please
contact the parish office at 627-2910, and we will put you in touch with the Society of St. Vincent De Paul.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF FEBRUARY 17, 2019
Sunday: Jer 17:5-8/Ps 1:1-2, 3, 4, 4, 6 [40:5a]/1 Cor 15:12, 16-20/
Lk 6:17, 20-26
Monday: Gn 4:1-15, 25/Ps 50:1 and 8, 16bc-17, 20-21 [14a]/Mk 8:11-13
Tuesday: Gn 6:5-8; 7:1-5, 10/Ps 29:1a and 2, 3ac-4, 3b and 9c-10 [11b]/Mk 8:14-21
Wednesday: Gn 8:6-13, 20-22/Ps 116:12-13, 14-15, 18-19 [17a]/
Mk 8:22-26
Thursday: Gn 9:1-13/Ps 102:16-18, 19-21, 29 and 22-23 [20b]/
Mk 8:27-33
Friday: 1 Pt 5:1-4/Ps 23:1-3a, 4, 5, 6 [1]/Mt 16:13-19
Saturday: Heb 11:1-7/Ps 145:2-3, 4-5, 10-11 [cf. 1]/Mk 9:2-13 Next Sunday: 1 Sm 26:2, 7-9, 12-13, 22-23/Ps 103:1-2, 3-4, 8, 10, 12-13 [8a]/1 Cor 15:45-49/Lk 6:27-38
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“Tea in the Park” on Wednesday, February 20, from 1-2:30 pm at St. Francis Park, 5229 South Park Ave, Hamburg. Is St.
Francis Park your cup of tea? For seniors who no longer want the burden of home ownership, see how living at St. Francis Park can enable you to sit back and enjoy life. Join us for light refresh- ments, a casual presentation, and a tour of this unique senior liv- ing community. There will also be plenty of time to get your questions answered. This event is free and open to the public.
Reservations are required by calling 716-649-1205 before this Monday, February 18.
2020 Pilgrimage with Fr. Peter Karalus. Join Fr. Peter Karalus, Vicar General and Moderator of the Curia of the Dio- cese of Buffalo, to The Oberammergau Passion Play (The Event of the Decade!), including Munich, Innsbruck, Salzburg & Vien- na on September 7-16, 2020. The trip includes bus for flights from/to Toronto, Mass at historical locations, 4-star centrally located hotels, breakfast daily, some dinners, ground transporta- tion, guides, and all tips and taxes. Deposit and first payment to ensure Passion Play tickets due soon! Do not delay! If you are interested and want to learn more, visit www.jp2parish.org for the trip’s full itinerary and amenities (under home/pilgrimages) or call 716-847-5500 for more information.
BOOK CLUB
The Book Club will NOT meet in March!
All are welcome to join us in reading and dis- cussing THE MYSTERIES OF FATHER BAKER by John Koerner. We will meet and discuss this book Thursday, April 11, 2019.
DIVINE MERCY CENACLE
The Eucharistic Apostles of Divine Mercy are forming a Cen- acle of Divine Mercy on Thursday, February 21 at 5795 Lake- view Terrace, Lake View at 7:00 P.M.
We will be praying the Rosary and the Chaplet of Divine Mer- cy for our country, our parish and for life in all its stages. The theme for February is Hope in God's Mercy/the Light of Christ.
Our study of Sacred Scripture is: Luke 1: 78-79; Isaiah 9:1- 2; Matt. 4:12-17; 23-25; Psalm 112:1-9; Psalm 119:49-50; Isai- ah 42:5-7;I John I:5 -7; Luke 2: 22-32; John 8:12; Matt.5-16;
John I:5; Psalm 27:1;1 Peter 2:9; Matt.5:14-16. Our study of the Diary of St. Faustina is Diary entries: 699; 83; 299;88, 47,570, 414,742, 48, 570, 441, 370, 372, 975,1448, and 1789.
Please join us. We are always looking for Apostles of Divine Mercy. Please contact Donna Marie at 627-4187or Joelle at 627- 6347, if you have any questions.
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NEW PARISHIONERS WELCOME!
Please register by calling the Parish Office or complete your registration paperwork online—www.JP2parish.org Notify the Parish Office when moving away.
BAPTISMS
Parents are required to attend a Pre-Baptism Class within our parish. Baptisms will be done at 1:15 p.m. on the first weekend of the month and the third weekend during the 9:30 a.m. or 12:00 Noon Mass. Please call the Parish Office for class information and scheduling a Baptism.
MARRIAGES
Arrangements must be made at least 6 months in advance.
LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION
If you have been asked to be a Baptismal Godparent or a Confirmation Sponsor, you will need a Letter of Recom- mendation from your Parish Pastor, Fr. Sean DiMaria.
Please complete a “Request a Letter of Recommendation”
form on the Parish Website at least two weeks prior to when the letter is needed. You need to be a registered pa- rishioner for at least six months.
RECONCILIATION
Every Saturday from 3:45-4:15 p.m. before the Vigil Mass or by appointment.
HOSPITAL/SICK CALLS
Hospitals and nursing homes do not call the parish to in- form us when a parishioner is admitted. This is the respon- sibility of the family to make such calls. We strongly en- courage you to do so in order that appropriate pastoral care may be arranged. Please call the Parish Office (627-2910) anytime.
GOT LIFE QUESTIONS?
RCIA—Call Carol Mullins (627-2910) for information.
Weekly Collections are KEY to Paying the Parish Bills!
The willingness of our members to enter into sacrificial giving of time, talent and treasure speaks of our
continuing gratitude of God’s gifts.
2nd Collection: Church in Central & Eastern Europe and Assistance to Poland $ 635.00
Thank you for your generous support!
February Offertory Budget Needed:
$ 47,058.82
02/03 - 1st Sunday $ 12,193.36
02/10 - 2nd Sunday $ 10,790.37
02/17 - 3rd Sunday
02/24 - 4th Sunday
Total February Offertory Total to date: $ 22,983.73
FINANCIAL REPORT
BIBLE STUDY MAKE-UP SESSION
We will present a One Evening Make-Up Session for the Bible Study Topic “Is Purgatory in the bible, and why should we be- lieve in it?”. This make-up session will take place in the parish conference room on Wednesday, February 20th, at 7:15 PM, im- mediately following the 6:30 PM Mass. Please bring a bible.
Questions? Call Carol Mullins at 627-2910, Ext. 3.
SNOW DAYS AND DAILY MASS
No one should ever put themselves or others in danger to get to Mass. This is especially true on stormy, snowy mornings. When it is treacherous to drive, we must use common sense. On week- days, when Southtowns Catholic School is closed because of snow, do not attempt to get to daily Mass. Also, the plowing of our parking lots may not yet be completed and they may not be prepared for traffic or parked cars. If it is too dangerous to get our children to school, it is also too dangerous to drive to Mass. Do not put yourself at risk.
When Southtowns Catholic School is closed because of snow, Mass will not be celebrated. If the intention for the cancelled Mass is given by you or for a family member, the Mass will be celebrated by Fr. Michael privately that day, so your intention and loved one will still be remembered in prayer. It is all part of living in the Southtowns of Western New York and no one should put themselves in danger on the roads.
ALTAR & ROSARY
ATTENTION: MEMBERS & SUPPORTERS
Altar & Rosary wants to say
THANK YOU
to all our members and supporters who made our Valentines Day Bake Sale a suc- cess. We are very grateful to all parishioners and members for their help and support throughout the year!*NEXT MEETING—WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3rd, at 6:30pm in the community room. (No March meeting)
Please note that yearly dues of $5.00 are due in February. Any questions call Debbie Fisher 562-7108.
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