Sanctuary Candles in Memory/Honor of

If you would like to have a candle light in memory of a loved one, please fill out form and send payment of $10 to CCBC. Candle will be reserved for week specified and message will also be placed in the bulletin. Date: requested____________________ In Loving Memory:____________________________ By________________________________

Phone:_______________________

Home Town Family Chiropractic

Dr. Michelle A. Holbrook, DC

5628 State Route 11, Burke NY 12917 Office 518-521-3863 Fax 518-521-3851

Wadhams Council #469

For information call:

518-497-6465 100 Yrs and growing!

January 1900

Chateaugay Funeral Home

Hubert “Bert” Wilcox, Owner/Manager Emily A. Hanley, Funeral Director

(518) 497-6781 36 Church Street, P.O. Box 4, Chateaugay New

York 12920

“Our family serving your family”

Lopardo’s Barber Shop Hours: Monday thru Saturday

7:00 Am to 12:00 Noon

518-497-6860

166 East Main St. Chateaugay NY

Dominics’ Hardware & Supply, Inc. 5195 Route 11, Ellenburg Depot NY 12935

Tel: 518-594-3922 OPEN Mon-Sat. 7:30 am-5:00 pm * Sun: 9 am-2 pm We have PROPANE, Valspar Paint/Cabot Stain, Dairy Feeds and Supplies, Household Needs, Greeting Cards and Assorted Gift Ideas, Metal Roofing, New & Replacement Doors& Windows, Vet Free Heaters & Fireplaces and much more!

“Ole Time Service” Brenda L. Mallette - Glennon

Certified Public Accountant

“Sales and Payroll Tax Preparation” Corporate & Personal Income Tax Preparation

Sales ,Payroll ,Tax Preparation, Accounting & Bookkeeping Business Consulting & Tax Planning

921 Trout River Rd. Burke, NY 12917 Phone: 518-353-1896

680 East Main St. Malone, NY 12953

Email: bmgcpa@live.com

Lavigne’s IGA

HOMETOWN PROUD

Complete Line of Groceries Neighborhood Liquor/ Wine Shop

Phone (518) 497-3072 Fax (518) 497-3074 6081 State Route 11, Chateaugay NY 12920

GEODES ETC. Jack & Violet Lacroix

518-483-5256 24 Low Rd Malone NY

Website: www.geodes-etc.com Meteorites and amethyst sales

Call Parish to place an ad.

518-497-6673

Cemetery Regulations

1. Live flowers may be planted within one foot in front of the gravestone and also may be placed in permanently attached vases on the gravestone.

2. Artificial flowers are allowed two weeks be-fore and two weeks after memorial day. They will be removed after that time.

3. Fences, lawn borders, ornaments, flower boxes, potted plants, and the planting of trees or shrubbery are not allowed.

4. Glass articles, memorial lights, and statues are not allowed.

Any questions should be directed to the

Parish office at 497-6673.

We provide the following Grave Site Care, Headstone Cleaning,

Lichen Removal, Historic Marker Preservation, Planting of Flowers (Per Cemetery Rules) and soon

Simple Grave Stone Repair

Contact us for an estimate Randy and Tammy Patnode

carefromthegroundup@yahoo.com Randy’s Cell / Tammy’s Cell

518-651-5544 / 518-481-7033 Check out our FB page

Call Parish to place an ad.

518-497-6673

This space available

518-497-6673

CONTRIBUTION STATEMENTS 2018

If you would like a record of your contribu-

tions for 2018 for St. CCBC Parish for tax

purposes, please fill out the form below and

return it in the collection basket. We will

mail them to you before the end of January.

Name:_______________________________

Address:_____________________________

Phone#:______________________________

The Catholic Churches of Christ’s Light St. George’s & St. Patrick’s Churches St. Mary’s of the Fort St. Joseph’s Churches

St. Francis of Assisi & Our Lady of Fatima

Regional Mass Schedule Saturday: 4:00 PM—Notre Dame ( Malone) 4:00 PM—St. Bernard’s (Lyon Mt) 6:30 PM St. Edmund’s (Ellenburg)

Pastoral Staff Rev. Thomas E. Kornmeyer, Pastor Rev. John J. Looby, Retired Priest, In residence at St. Francis Rectory Pastoral Associate Deacon Brian T. Dwyer, Office Manager/ Bookkeeper Mrs. Tammy Patnode,

Pastoral Council Mrs. Ona Rushford Ms. Cheryl LaPlante Mr. Stephen Boyea Ms. Pat Jones Mr. Corey LaBare Mr. & Mrs. Doug Malette

Trustees Joseph McComb Justin Boyea Liturgical Music Mr. Jack LaCroix, Mrs. Monique Dwyer

Maintenance Joe Siskavich Elementary Religion Mrs. Heather Locklin, St. Patrick’s Cemetery Joe Siskavich St. George’s Cemetery Mr. James Dumont

Financial Committee Jack Lacroix Doug Malette Brenda Mallette-Glennon Helen Ryan

Sacrament of Baptism-For Children to be Baptized, please call the Rectory or Deacon Brian to make arrangements (518)-569-2295

Sacrament of Marriage—Make arrangements with the Pastor or Deacon at least six months in advance. Pre-Cana in-struction is necessary.

Sacrament of Reconciliation— Sun. 8:15am -8:45am at St. Patrick’s or anytime by appointment Anointing of the Sick– Please advise the parish office of the serious illness or hospitalization of a parishioner.

Prayer Line– Call 518-497-6569 or 518-497-6138 Communion for Shut-ins– Please notify the rectory if anyone is unable to attend Sunday Mass regularly.

CHILD SAFETY & VICTIM’S ASSISTANCE COORDINATOR If you suspect misconduct involving diocesan clergy, religious, employees or volunteers, please contact Terrianne Yanu-

lavich, 413 Ryan Road Churubusco, NY 12923; terrianneyanulavich@yahoo.com. 518-483-3261.

January 27, 2019

Mass Schedule

Saturday: 4:00 PM St. Francis ,Constable

Sunday: 9:00 AM St. Patrick’s, Chateaugay 11:00 AM St. Mary’s, Fort Covington

NO MATTER WHAT

Your present status in the Catholic Church, *No matter what your current family or marital

situation is, *No matter what your past or present religious

affiliation, *No matter what your own personal history,

*No matter what your age, background, race or color,

*No matter what your own self-image or lack thereof,

*You are invited, welcomed, accepted, loved and respected at the Catholic Community of

Burke and Chateaugay.

Parish Office 132 W. Main Street, Chateaugay, NY 12920

Phone: (518)497-6673 Hours: Mon– Thurs 9 am– 2:30 pm Closed Friday

Email: ccbcparish@yahoo.com Website: www.ccbcparish.com

Sunday: 8 AM– Notre Dame ( Malone) 8 AM St. Edmund’s (Ellenburg) 10:30 AM– St. Bernard’s (Lyon Mt) 11 AM– Notre Dame (Malone)

Not Feeling 100%? It probably would be best not to shake hands at the sign of peace. Feel free to smile and wave.

Feeling okay, but concerned about the sick around you? Feel free to do the same!

Contact Information: Phone: 518-483-4443 Principal: hfsprincipal@hfsmalone.org

website at www.hfsmalone.org facebook at facebook.com/HFSMalone.facebook

Faith Formation Tentative 2018-19 Schedule

Jan 27th

Third Sunday in Ordinary Time

"He came to Nazareth, where he had grown up." Did you grow up in a small town? Whenever you see stories of tight- knit communi-ties, a common refrain is that everybody knows everybody, and that's very difficult to change. If you leave and return, people expect you to be and act a certain way, and it's strange for them if you do not. In today's Gospel, we see that Jesus was already moving "in the power of the Spirit and news of him spread throughout the whole region. He...was praised by all." His ministry has begun! News of his growing popularity must have proceeded him to Nazareth. Upon his arrival, he "went according to his custom into the syna-gogue on the sabbath day." For the first few moments, he is what they expect their hometown boy returning to pay his respects. As was common of men at the time, he takes a turn reading a passage of Sacred Scripture. It is a bold passage, one he selects intentional-ly. "He unrolled the scroll and found the passage where it was writ-ten: The Spirit of the Lord is upon me." After reading about holy anointings, liberation for the poor and prisoners, and physical heal-ings, Jesus does the unthinkable. "'Today this Scripture passage is fulfilled in your hearing.'" We are all called to imitate Christ wherever we are. This might mean doing the unexpected! All too often we're content with the dai-ly status quo, and so are the people around us. When we take a stand for Christian values, change our lifestyle to reflect the Gospel, and work for justice in society, we may make others uncomfortable. But Jesus doesn't call us to the same life we lived yesterday or the year before that. He is calling all of us each and every one of us to deeper conversion of heart. No matter what other people expect, will you love in the Spirit of the Lord today?

Confirmation Class: Jan 27th 6-8 PM

St. Patrick’s parish center

Fostering Futures

Interested in becoming a Foster Parent? See how your love and care can make all the difference in the life of a vulnerable child. Fostering Futures, an affiliate of the Children’s Home of Jefferson County, is in need of more loving and supportive homes for children in Jefferson and St. Lawrence Counties.

For more information about foster care see: www.nnychildrenshome.com/programs/fostercare/ or contact: Mar-

lene Pickering, St. Lawrence County, 315-229-3504 mpicker-ing@nnychildrenshome.com

From Father Tom: I realize your concern for the weekend schedule. Thank you for the prayers, novenas, and mass intentions. They are helping me heal. We have had extensive, in-depth planning sessions with the decision that when one priest is available we will have three masses on the weekend. Bishop LaValley has repeated-ly stated that he has no back-up priests to help in parishes. We have one priest (in his 80th year) who is officially retired but has agreed to celebrate sacraments for our parishes. In addition, Dea-con Brian can baptize, officiate at marriages, and celebrate funer-als. My recovery is slow as doctors have explained to me because of the complex medical issues involved. In the next several months I will need three surgeries, Please continue to pray for me. Conse-quently, the current "Winter" Schedule will surely continue beyond the winter. Thank you for your cooperation, understanding, and your good prayers. Please to pray for vocations, particularly from your own family. During my illness, your cooperation with Deacon Brian has been exemplary and forward-looking. I would like to thank Deacon Brian, who, in my absence, had been administering the parishes well. Thanks to all of you who have cooperated in our planning pro-cess and who continue service in the church.

Parish Office Notice: We are having issues with the office phone not ringing in. We are in the process of getting new phones. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Human Trafficking: Protecting our Children What: “Human Trafficking: Protecting Our Children” Presenters: Salka Valerio, Case Worker at Crime Victim Assistance Center, Binghamton and a Victim of Trafficking; Victoria Recore, Parent of a Trafficked Victim, Watertown. When: Sunday, January 27, 2019 at 1:303:30PM Where: Sisters of St. Joseph Motherhouse, Hearthside Hospitality Ctr, 1425 Washington St, Watertown NY Whom: All who are concerned with the safety of our Youth. Event is free and open to the public. Come and bring a friend.

Vocations: We Are Called “There are different kinds of gifts but the same Spirit.” Is the Holy Spirit leading you to share your gifts as a priest, deacon or in the consecrated life? Talk to Fr. Doug Lucia at 315-386-2543, dlucia@rcdony.org or Cathy Russell, Diocesan Vocation Coordinator at 315-393-2920 ext. 1450, or email: crussell@rcdony.org See us also on Facebook or at www.myvocation.net

Environment Stewardship As Catholics we know January as Pro-Life month. This month in the U. S. has also been designated as National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month. Did you know that some of the effects of change in climate, i.e. more frequent tornadoes, hurricanes, floods, rising sea levels, increase the number of people at risk of being for trafficked for sex or labor? In June 2014, the number of refugees worldwide exceeded 50 million children, women and men. Half of these refugees are children who get separated from their families during disasters. Source: “Human Trafficking and Environ-mental Refugees” Catholic Sisters Against Human Trafficking. Choosing one way to lower your carbon footprint like carpooling, combining trips etc. can have a ripple effect on reducing the causes of the change in climate. i.e. use less gasoline this week.

DIOCESE OF OGDENSBURG CAPITAL CAMPAIGN Catholic Community of Burke and Chateaugay

Goal: $196,551

Raised So Far: $152,150.36 Gifts Received: Donors 61 ~ % of Goal: 77.41%

Monday, Jan 28: (SP)8:30 PM Communion Service Tuesday, Jan 29: (SM) 8:30 AM Communion Service (SM) 5:00 PM Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament/w Evening Prayer Wednesday, Jan 30: (SP) 8:30 AM Communion Service (SF) 8:30AM Eileen LaChance by the Fleury Family Thursday, Jan 31: (SP) 8:30 AM Gabriella Brown by Steven & Carolyn Brown Friday, Feb 1: (SP) 8:30 AM Communion Service followed by Adoration until 10 (SM)8:30 AM Joyce Smith by Eleanor Latulippe Saturday, Feb 2: Anticipated The 4th Sunday of Ordinary Time (SF) 4:00 PM JoAnne Lauzon by Her Family Sunday, Feb 3: 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time (SP) 9:00 AM For the People of Our Parishes (SM) 11:00 AM Edward Deon Sr. & Lena Deon by Clayton & Beulah Almond

Notice in case of bad weather If Chateaugay Central School is closed due to weather,then daily mass will be canceled, office will be closed and all parish activities will also be canceled. Mass intention for that day will be rescheduled to next available day.

St. Patrick's Sun ~ Feb 3rd 9:00 AM Reader—Robert Johnston EM–Cheryl Lagree, Veronica Miller

CCBC Weekly Stewardship of Jan 20 th

Envelopes: 2308.00 Plate: 160.25

Fuel 520.00 Upward looking 193.00 Feast of Mary 72.00 _________________________________________ Total 3253.25

Envelope users 81 *Budget Needs: $3850.00 per week

Our Lord blesses us a hundredfold for our Stewardship Sac-rifices. Thank you for support of your parish.

The Homebound If you know of anyone who is homebound and would like a visit and/or Holy Communion, please notify Deacon Brian at 518-569-2295

Parish Hall Rental Please visit the Diocesan TULIP Insurance website to obtain insur-ance at: https://eventus.ajgrms.com prior to booking the parish hall

for private use.

Mass Intentions Due to the overabundance of mass intentions, some of the earliest mass intentions will need to be sent to the Mission Office of the Dio-cese to be offered. St. George’s/ St. Patrick’s has too many mass intentions to be filled in a timely manner. Thank you for your under-standing and patience. Parish Staff

Youth Rally 2019

A Day of Faith and Fun For 7th to 12th Grade Students God has blessed each, and every one of us with the “Light”, the gift that ena-bles us to be the best that we can be. The time is now. It’s time to RISE UP! Join us for a day filled with Fun, Praise, Food, Music and the Holy Spirit.

Date: April 6th, 2019 Time: 9:30am to 5:00pm

Location: Trinity Catholic School, 188 Main St., Massena NY Registration for this one, day event is $25.00, and lunch is included. Register: www.rcdony.org/youthrally REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS, MARCH 29TH If you would like more information please contact: Tom Semeraro, Director of Youth Ministry at, 3153932920 ext. 1415 or tsemeraro@rcdony.org

Women’s Discernment Groups Attention all women! Explore with other likeminded women the voca-tions of marriage and consecrated life and how to discern what God is calling you to be. Women's discernment groups are forming in three areas of the diocese. For more information, contact Cathy Russell at crussell@rcdony.org or at 3153932920.

Collection totals will be in

next weeks bulletin