St. John
Paul II March 24, 2019 March 24, 2019 March 24, 2019 March 24, 2019 R OM A N
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
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
If you left your religious education behind when you became an adult ...
If you feel your spirituality could use a “shot in the arm” …
If you’re searching for answers when you’re not even sure of the questions …
MISSION IS FOR YOU!
Starts
TODAY, Sunday, March 24th, at 6:30pm in the Community Room!
Join us as we journey together...“Were not our hearts burning…”
MARCH 24—30, 2019 MAKE PLANS TO ATTEND THIS YEAR!
YOU WON’T REGRET IT
LITURGY SCHEDULE
SATURDAY - VIGIL MASS FOR SUNDAY 3:30 PM Reconciliation
4:30 PM Marion Fabian by Bob, Mary and Jake SUNDAY, MARCH 24 THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT
8:00 AM James F. Eberhardt by Deacon Neal & Pat Linnan 9:30 AM Suzanne McManus by Bob & Joanne Meyer 12:00 PM Robert E. Kogler by Mary Izzy
MONDAY, MARCH 25
8:30 AM Araxter Arroyo by Don & Jan Maglich (LC) TUESDAY, MARCH 26
8:30 AM Joseph Knopeck (Birthday Rem.) by Gary & Sue Knopeck (LC)
5:30 PM
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament (LC) WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27
6:30 AM Morning Prayer with Holy Communion (LC) THURSDAY, MARCH 28
8:30 AM Morning Prayer with Holy Communion (LC) FRIDAY, MARCH 29
9:00 AM Pat Linnan by Little Flock Prayer Group SATURDAY - VIGIL MASS FOR SUNDAY
3:30 PM Reconciliation
4:30 PM Lawrence & Julia Schmitt by The Stiller Family SUNDAY, MARCH 31 FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT
8:00 AM Sophia Mazur by Family
9:30 AM Theresa Leaskey by Bob & Joanne Meyer 12:00 PM Earl Wockasen by The Marszalkowski Family All Services in Main Church except where noted (LC) = Little Church
HOLY NAME SOCIETY MEETING
All men of the parish are invited to the rescheduled Holy Name Society Meet- ing next Sunday, March 31, at 10:30 am in the Conference Room.
CATHOLIC CHARITIES
The 2019 Catholic Charities Appeal is under- way. Catholic Charities WNY serves all 8 coun- ties of Western New York. Last year, Catholic Charities helped over 150,000 people in Western New York. More than half were children. This year's Diocesan goal is $11,000,000. Our parish goal is $111,000. Thanks to your generosity, St.
John Paul II parish met and exceeded its goal last year. Please be as generous as possible in support- ing this year's Appeal.
A Lot Can Change In A Year Because of You!
We have a finite amount of time each year to make a difference. And while that time seems short, and the list of people in need grows long, the impact we can have is infinite – for those we can help and for the community as a whole.
Boys on the right Track is holding a spring vendor fair to raise funds for their Spring 5k in Honor of Andrew Masse.
NO EVENING MASS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27
There will be no evening Mass on Wednesday, March 27, as our Parish Mission will be that evening.
ALSO
The Wednesday, April 3, 6:30 pm evening Mass will be held in the Main Church NOT the Little Church.
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BOOK CLUB
From the Introduction of THE MYSTERIES OF FATHER BAKER by John Koerner: “The Catholic Diocese of Buffalo was especially gracious and helpful in providing research material. We again thank them here for allowing the author access to the Diocesan archives and providing written approval to publish what I have uncovered. In return I have ensured that the privacy of the indi- viduals who have come forward has been strictly maintained.”
We will meet and discuss this book Thursday, April 11th. Ques- tions, contact Joyce at 627-2279.
RESPECT LIFE
They Say: Informed consent statutes are designed to discourage women from abortion.
We Say: Such statutes are designed to present the facts about abortion and the unborn. Of course, those facts speak for themselves, and many women, once they are fully informed of the facts, will reject abor- tion and make the natural choice for life. That result poses a problem for abortion advocates, because they are really more pro-abortion than “pro-choice.”
A MUST SEE: The pro-life movie UNPLANNED becomes available at local theaters on March 29th. It’s the true story of a former Planned Parenthood leader’s eye-opening journey to be- coming a very compelling pro-life advocate. Abby Johnson’s experience gives face to the reality of abortion. It is also an en- couragement to the many who sacrifice much on behalf of unborn babies and their mothers. Please check your local listings for details.
WITH ONE VOICE
AROUND THE DIOCESE
Growing up in a neighborhood riddled with gang activity, Jah- Keem was just 9 when he fell in with the wrong crowd. By age 10, he was working as a mule carrying drugs. Despite his moth- er’s best effort, he continued down that troublesome path until his mother moved them to a new neighborhood. While he stayed out of trouble, Jah-Keem did find himself falling behind in school academically and it wasn’t long before he dropped out. With no diploma and no job, Jah-Keem’s cousin suggested Catholic Charities. Upon his arrival, he linked up with James from the agency’s Workforce and Education Services to obtain his high school equivalency degree. “Coming to Catholic Charities was the best move I ever made,” he said. “James told me he saw potential in me and nobody but my momma ever told me that before.” To- day, Jah-Keem has his diploma in hand and is working a full-time job. Will you help others like Jah-Keem find hope?
Call 716-218-1400 or visit www.ccwny.org/donation.
Free Tax Return Preparation Available now through April 17 on Wednesdays from 4:30-8 pm and on Saturdays from 9 am- 2:30 pm at the Northwest Buffalo Community Center, 155 Lawn St., Buffalo. Appointments are not available – taxpayers are ser- viced on a first-come basis. Taxpayers should bring government issued identification, social security cards and birth dates for eve- ryone on the return, wage and income information, last year’s tax return, child care information, proof of health insurance if availa- ble, and bank information for direct deposit of the refund. This free service is supported through the CASH Coalition at the Unit- ed Way of Buffalo and Erie County. For information, email [email protected].
“Protecting Your Legacy: Will & Estate Planning” on Mon- day, March 25, from 1-2:30 pm at St. Francis Park, 5229 South Park Ave., Hamburg. Attorney Robert Friedman will explain what you need to know about will and estate planning, including: estate and asset protection planning techniques, the risks and benefits of avoiding probate, recent changes in estate and gift tax laws, the duties of trustees and executors, myths about living trusts, when to update your will, and how to prevent will contests. Light re- freshments will be provided. This event is free and open to the public. Reservations are required by calling 716-649-1205.
“Broadening Your Knowledge of Investing” on Wednesday, March 27, from 1-2:30 pm at St. Francis Park, 5229 South Park Ave., Hamburg. Your financial goals are unique to you; your in- vestment strategy should be too. Sonja Jensen-Schell, Financial Advisor from Edward Jones, will present an expended look at the
“how” of creating an investment strategy, as well as the invest- ment components that form your financial picture. Light refresh- ments will be provided. This event is free and open to the public.
Reservations are required by calling 716-649-1205.
LENTEN FRIDAY FISH FRY
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Hamburg Knights of Columbus, 36 Pierce Avenue, Hamburg. 4 - 7:30 PM.Dine in and take outs available.
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THANK YOU from FR. MIKE
I would like to express my deepest gratitude towards everyone for making my final weekend at St. John Paul II and Southtowns Catholic School so special. Thank you for everyone who helped with the reception and many thanks for all the cards, gifts, and very, very, very kind words. Please know of my continued pray- ers for the entire community. St. John Paul II and Southtowns Catholic will always have a special place in my heart and will forever be part of my priesthood wherever I go. I promise to visit when I can, and hope you will do the same. My address is:
171 N. Main Street, Warsaw, NY 14569.
In Good Faith, Love & Prayers,
Fr. Mike
STATIONS OF THE CROSS
Stations of the Cross will be offered twice on Fridays throughout Lent.
Following the 9 AM Mass in the Main Church
and at 7 PM in the Little Church.
FOLLOW US:
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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].
Desmond Beninoff Dave Blaser
Erin Brady Owen Chase Donna Marie Chmiel
Lenny Chmiel Kathleen Chmura
Joan Chuba Mary Teresa Comerate
Jason Couvutsakis Jordan Cunningham
Yvonne Durham Bob Fuchs Mary Gian
Eileen Griffen Ginny Haidon Marie Hart Annetta Hilton Donna Hooper
Robert Hooper Ann Marie Ibach
Marie Keul Mary Kowalski
Julie Kretzer Katherine Kuebler
Eddie LoVallo Dawn Mannion Ray Mazurkiewicz Peter J. Murrett Jr.
Tom Murrett Julie Muscato Timothy Newton
Marilyn Pace Isabella Phelan Joanna Rogalski Delores Teeft
Judy Wicher
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.
FAITH MOMENT REFLECTION
In today's Gospel, Jesus tells us the parable of the fig tree. It's a story ripe with a lesson on the importance of following through with what God calls us to do. The fig tree had a purpose – it was planted to bear fruit. When the tree didn’t produce, the orchard owner was ready to remove it. But the gardener had great pa- tience and continued to tend to the fig tree in hope that it would eventually blossom. We are like the fig tree – God has a purpose for us. He wants us to enjoy the fruits of a good life with one an- other. God is tremendously patient, always working the soil of our lives and giving us what we need. Now we must follow through. It’s not enough to have good intentions. What should we be doing – or not doing – to bear fruit for God? Today's Faith Moment was provided by Christ the King Seminary. You can listen to Faith Moments on WBEN radio 930 AM, WLOF 101.7 FM, or at www.faithmomentsonline.org.
ALTAR & ROSARY
Spring is here...warm weather, sunshine, flowers and birds!!! Our April meeting!!!! Can't wait!
Save the dates:
∗ Wednesday, April 3, 6:30pm Mass in the Main Church - What a wonderful way to start our meeting! We have a lot to discuss - Altar and Rosary Banner, name for our Strawber- ry shortcakes at lawn fete, itinerary for the year!
∗ Friday, April 5, 7:00pm, Little Church-Stations of the Cross - Altar and Rosary to lead.
∗ Wednesday, May 1, 6:30pm Meeting- Jonathan Molik will be there to answer our questions on cell phones, iPads, Face- book.... start writing down your questions.
∗ Sunday, May 5, Mass and Retreat at Villa Maria Felician Sisters. Sister Johnice will be the guest speaker. Cost $25.00 includes breakfast and lunch. 8:30am - 2:00pm.
SCHOLARSHIP AVAILABLE
A $500 scholarship is available to a student from St. John Paul II parish who will be attending St. Francis High School in the fall of 2019.
To apply, submit:
• Your name, address, phone number and email address
• A brief essay (one page) describing your past and present involvement (volunteering / ministry) in the parish.
Essays may be placed in the collection basket in an envelope marked "St. Francis Scholarship".
April 1st is the deadline for submissions.
CONGRATULATIONS SUE JASINSKI
Sue Jasinski was the recipient of the Lay Award of Saint Joseph the Worker, awarded by Most Rever- end Richard J. Malone, Bishop of Buffalo. The award was received at a Mass of Celebration at St. Joseph Cathedral on Saturday March 16th.
Many of Sue’s family, friends, and coworkers were in attendance to recognize Sue as a “Special” recipi- ent. Anyone who has ever attended a reception, luncheon or pot luck supper at our church or school has met Sue! She manages the kitchen in the parish Community Room, and volunteers in the school kitchen. But that’s not all that Sue does for our parish fami- ly. She is active in many Parish Ministries including the Evangeli- zation Committee, the Pre-Cana Ministry, the Wedding Assistants Ministry, just to mention a few. In addition to her volunteer work here at the parish, Sue is constantly present to her large, loving family. Sue is a wonderful example of someone who is a true
‘worker for the Lord’, and she is a very worthy recipient of the St.
Joseph The Worker Award from the Diocese of Buffalo. Please congratulate Sue when you see her!
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SOUTHTOWNS CATHOLIC SCHOOL NEWS
“Parish School of Saint John Paul II Roman Catholic Community”
WWW.SOUTHTOWNSCATHOLIC.ORG
We are all part of the Southtowns’ Team; let’s have a GREAT School Year!
TOPS IN EDUCATION
Please go to TopsMarkets.com/education & follow the easy steps to register your bonus card. Select Southtowns Catholic School, Lake View, NY 14085. Purchase participating TOPS brand, Full Circle™
and TopCare® products with your TOPS BonusPlusSM or BonusCard® 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" fund- raising program that continues throughout the year. Every family has received the information packet. You can purchase Scrip cards after Mass or at the school office.
ST. FRANCIS HIGH SCHOOL PRACTICE ENTRANCE,
SCHOLARSHIP & PLACEMENT EXAM FOR 7TH GRADERS
On Saturday, March 30, 2019, St. Francis will offer a practice exam for all 7th grade boys. This practice exam is in preparation for the Entrance & Scholarship Exam which all boys in 8th grade must take to gain admission to St. Francis High School.
• Become familiar with the Entrance & Scholarship Exam
• Identify areas that need improvement (full performance port- folio included)
• Receive a $15 voucher off the Red Raider Success Package in conjunction with the Summer Enrichment Program
• Scholarship/Tuition Assistance information seminar for par- ents
• NO COST, snack provided
Check-in 8am in the foyer - Exam concludes at approximately noon. Contact us at 716-627-1200 ext. 582 or admis- [email protected].
ST. FRANCIS HIGH SCHOOL HONORS
St. Francis High School is pleased to announce the following students from our parish who have achieved First and Second Hon- ors during the second quarter of this academic year.
First Honors:
Gavin Charlap 9th Grade Alexander Dzimian 11th Grade
Kyle English 11th Grade
Michael Herr 10th Grade
Sean Kline 12th Grade
Evan Prizel 10th Grade
Jack Rooney 11th Grade
Joseph T. Syta 10th Grade
Lucas Theisen 12th Grade
Second Honors:
Drew Allaire 11th Grade
Theodore Charlap 10th Grade Nicholas Giglio 11th Grade
Benjamin Heltz 12th Grade
Sean Koessler 12th Grade
Ryan Lacki 12th Grade
Charles Rath 11th Grade
Congratulations to all the students on this accomplishment!
ROCK CANDY SCIENCE
Students in Mr. Stirk's 8th grade Science class, pictured on the left, made Rock Candy. They used water, sugar, a hot plate, scale, thermometer and a skewer.
Each group had to use the Solubility Curve to figure out how to make a super saturated solution of sugar and water. When the sugar was dissolved, they placed the skewer into the solution and as the water cooled, the sugar was
attracted to the stick to form rock candy.
Who knew that the "S" in STREAM could also be Sweet!
A VOCATION VIEW
Third Sunday of Lent - March 24, 2019
At the sight of the burning bush, Moses was responsive to God’s call, while his followers were too self-righteous to hear it. God’s call will only lead us to what is best for us. If God is calling you to a Church vocation, call Fr. Andrew Lauricella at 716-847-5535. You can also check out the
“Priest of the Month” stories on our website - www.buffalovacations.org.
ARE YOU ENCOURAGING AND PRAYING FOR VOCATIONS?
Are you and your family praying for vocations? Are you encouraging someone you think might make a great priest, religious or deacon? There could be someone here in our parish, maybe across from you in the church, or possibly even sitting in your pew. Please continue to pray for vocations.
PRAYER FOR VOCATIONS!
Dear Holy Spirit!
Please help those who hear Your call only as a whisper, that they may know that it is You calling them to service. May You fill those You call with the grace and courage to respond to Your whisper. I will pray, encourage and support those whom You have chosen for church vocations! Amen.
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
In today’s Gospel Jesus is quite clear in His message: “bear fruit or be cut down.”
This Lent we are called to cultivate and fertilize our spiritual lives through prayer, fasting and almsgiving.
Through your almsgiving you are performing a good work; far greater than you think. Know that your nickel, dime or quarter is multiplied by the coins placed by others in the St. Vincent De Paul Poor Box.
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 MARCH 24, 2019
Sunday: Ex 3:1-8a, 13-15/Ps 103:1-2, 3-4, 6-7, 8, 11 [8a]/1 Cor 10:1-6, 10-12/Lk 13:1-9
Monday: Is 7:10-14; 8:10/Ps 40:7-8, 8b-9, 10, 11 [8a, 9a]/Heb 10:4-10/Lk 1:26-38
Tuesday: Dn 3:25, 34-43/Ps 25:4-5ab, 6 and 7bc, 8-9 [6a]/Mt 18:21-35
Wednesday: Dt 4:1, 5-9/Ps 147:12-13, 15-16, 19-20 [12a]/Mt 5:17-19
Thursday: Jer 7:23-28/Ps 95:1-2, 6-7, 8-9 [8]/Lk 11:14-23 Friday: Hos 14:2-10/Ps 81:6c-8a, 8bc-9, 10-11ab, 14 and 17 [cf.
11 and 9a]/Mk 12:28-34
Saturday: Hos 6:1-6/Ps 51:3-4, 18-19, 20-21ab [cf. Hos 6:6]/Lk 18:9-14
Next Sunday: Jos 5:9a, 10-12/Ps 34:2-3, 4-5, 6-7 [9a]/2 Cor 5:17- 21/Lk 15:1-3, 11-32
FRONTIER CENTRAL COMMUNITY ED
Frontier Central Community Education’s spring classes for adults and children are beginning April 15, 2019. Brochures are available at your local libraries and at the Community Education Office located in the Frontier Educational Center at 5120 Or- chard Avenue in Hamburg. Registration hours are Monday thru Friday 8:00am - 4:00pm. Brochures and registration are now available online at www.frontier.wnyric.org. Some highlights this semester are: Acrylic Painting, Acting & Theater classes, Essential Outdoor Skills, Healthy Options & Nutrition, How to Build a Better Bucket List, Private Guitar, Piano and Drum/
percussion lessons and Soccer Shots. For more information, please call 926-1744.
HEART TO HEART PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY
We still are looking for people who are able to knit or crochet prayer shawls for us. You can work on them at home. You do not have to attend meetings. Our next meeting is Saturday, April 6, 2019, from 10:30am until 12:30pm in the Little Church Base- ment. If you would like to join us - no sewing, crocheting or knitting skills needed. We would love for you to join us.
Call Carolyn Durni at 867-3111 or Katie Mattison at 867-4689.
FORMED.ORG:
During Lent, why not go to FORMED.org and listen to an audio book, watch a movie, click on a Bible Study session, or browse to see what other programs might enhance your Lenten experience.
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.
NAME TAGS
Parishioner name tags have arrived; they will be on the table in the Gathering Space. If you ordered a name tag, please pick it up.
* Please remember to wear your name tags at all parish events.*
HELP ELIMINATE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Don’t call them victims –call them survivors of domestic violence. Turn victims into survivors.
Send your donation to Kathleen Mary House –PO Box 2142 – Blasdell, NY 14219.
Thank you for making a difference. www.kathleenmaryhouse.org
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FINANCIAL REPORT
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.
Thank you for your generous support!
March Offertory Budget Needed: $ 58,823.53
3/03 - 1st Sunday $ 12,821.13
3/10 - 2nd Sunday $ 10,037.00
3/17 - 3rd Sunday $ 9,947.83
3/24 - 4th Sunday $
3/31 - 5th Sunday $
Total March Offertory Total to date: $ 32,805.96
CHRIST THE KING SEMINARY COME & SEE WEEK, MARCH 25 – 29
How can faith shape your future? Come and see! Discover the many ways a lay graduate degree from Christ the King Seminary can enhance your professional, personal, and faith journey while deepening your experience in work, life, and ministry. Join us for Come & See Week, March 25 – 29 where you can observe a class, meet with faculty and students, and explore the campus.
To learn more about the seminary during Come & See Week visit www.cks.edu/comeandsee or call (716) 655-7081.
PLEASE JOIN US FOR8
The Gift Gathering Party
June 8th!
PARISH LAWN FETE JULY 12, 13, & 14
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BOY SCOUTS
For Youths 10-17 yrs. old Call 627-5708 Tim West
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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 3:30-4:15 p.m. before the Vigil Mass or by appointment.
THANK YOU FROM
THE SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE We would like to thank the parishioners who donated two wheelchairs, four walkers and a commode to the parish. Your generosity is much appreciated.
If you are in need of these items, please con- tact the parish office at 627-2910.
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