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WEEKEND LITURGY SCHEDULE:Saturday Vigil - 4:30 PM

Sunday Masses - 8:30 & 10:45 A\4Sacrament of Penance - Saturday 3:30pm

TELEPHONES:Rectory: 673-2531

I West Main St., P.O. Box L77

Rel. Ed, Center: 673-4IA7

53 North Street

OI.JR MISSION STATEMENT:"Suint Francis Xavier Parish is o Christion Family dedicated to the mission ofJesus and the teochings of the Catholic Church. We are committed to fosteringspiritual growth and tn responding to the human needs of both our foith com-munity and the larger community by shoring our gifts qnd resources."

Liturqv ScheduleWeekend Masses: Holy Day Masses: See schedule inside'

Saturday Evening Vigil: 4:30 PmSunday Masses: 8:30 am & 10:45 am Daily Mass: 6:45 am Mon, Wed, Thur, Fri

Weekend Mass Schedule in our areaSt. Michael-St. Peter St. Mary's of the LakeSat. Evening: 5:00 pm Sat. Evening: 4:30 pmSunday:7:30, 9:00 & 11:15 am Sunday: 8:00 & 10:15 am

St. Patrick's JordanSat. Evening: 5:00 pmSunday: 8:00 & 10:00 am

PASTORAL STAFF:Pastor: Rev. Daniel C. Muscalino*Pastoral Associate: Deacon John J. Falge*Religious Ed. Director: Renee O'Connor*Parish Secretaries: Mary Jo Osterman

Katherine BoosSocial Service Coordinators:

Rosalie DurandPatty White

Music Director: Robin Schott, Jr"Buildings and Grounds: Ron SchneiderConfirmation Coordinator:

Lori TuckerHousekeeper: Kathy WelshParish Historian: John P, Curtin

PARISH TRUSTEES:Diane Foster*Joseph E. Durand*

* Also on Parish Council

SACRAMENTS:Baptism:Class required.Call rectory for arrangements.Recongiliqtionl Sat. 3:30 - 4:00Marriage: Arrangements atleast 6 months in advance.

NEW PARISHIONERS are most welcome.See Fr. Muscalino after Mass or callthe Rectory.

PARISH COUNCILJay AustinTerry HallPen AndersonCheryl HuntBeth Cusick

FINAT{CE COMMITTEE:Rick Reagan Jay AustinChris HuntDiane FosterRev. Daniel C. MuscalinoDc. John J. FalgeJohn P. CurtinJoseph E. Durand

Roxanne TaylorKirn FloodMarly McCluskyTerry Kotlarz

Saturday October 12 VIGIL TWENTY-EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

4:30 PM- Lynn Rivett- John & Betsy Rivett

Sunday October 13 TWENTY-EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 8:30 AM- People of St. Francis Xavier 10:45 AM- Lynn Rivett- John & Maureen Curtin

Monday October 14

SAINT CALLISTUS I

6:45 AM- Catherine & James Flattery- Mary McGreal

Tuesday October 15 SAINT TERESA OF JESUS

6:00 PM- Kathryn C. Heffernan- Peg & Jim McNally

Wednesday October 16 SAINT HEDWIG & SAINT MARGARET MARY ALACOQUE

6:45 AM- Karen Rivett- Peg & Jim McNally

Thursday October 17 SAINT IGNATIUS OF ANTIOCH 6:45 AM- Respect for the Dignity of All Human Life

Friday October 18 SAINT LUKE

6:45 AM- All Priests

Saturday October 19 VIGIL TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

4:30 PM- People of St. Francis Xavier

Sunday October 20 TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 8:30 AM- Anne Marie Gehlsen- Mary McGreal 10:45 AM- Karen Rivett- Bobbie Campion

Ministry Schedule for St. Francis Xavier Saturday, Oct 19 Sunday, Oct 20 4:30pm 8:30am 10:45am Lector Lector Lector Meg Curtin Patrick Canny Kyle Tierney

E. Ministers E. Ministers E. Ministers Helen Thorpe Kim McAuliff Jeff Dixe Maureen Curtin Kim LaRose Marilyn Duffy Linda Phillips Terry Hall Tim Manahan Hugh White Mike Hall Peggy Perl Kristin Schoeneck JeanieCupoli

Altar Servers Altar Servers Altar Servers Claire Curtin Mac Ciras Nolan Manahan Mary Curtin Madeline Carver Anna Carver

Holy Father’s Prayer Intentions - October

Evangelization: That the breath of the Holy Spirit engender a new missionary “spring” in the church.

What’s Happening This Week at St. Francis

Sunday October 13 No CLOW Prayer Ministry- Church- after 8:30 & 10:45 Mass

Monday October 14 Lectio Divina- Ch Hall- 6:30 pm

Wednesday October 16 Adult Choir Rehearsal- Church- 7:30 pm Thursday October 17 Rosary- Church- 7:00 pm

Saturday October 19 Men’s Group- Ch Hall- 7:30 am

Sunday October 20 CLOW Prayer Ministry- Church- after 8:30 & 10:45 Mass

Our Weekly Collection

Weekly Goal: $7,900 Last Week: $6,968

Please Pray For… Dennis McEnery, Ed Dillon, Riley Christine Perkins,

Nick Olenych, Roger Schott, Danielle Painter,

Nate Wagner, Nicole DeMore, Lisa Pikarski, J.E.L., Michelle Fleegel, Jo-Ann Foertch, Ellie Hauver,

Justin MacLachlan, Jack Bragger, Florence M. Linda, Peggy Paradise, Missy Fitz, Austin Marlowe,

Brian Stonelake, Brett Kresco, Lucienne Henneberry, Jo’Ann F., Allan Stonecipher, Genie Barnes, Donna Martin, Kelly Cunningham Suberts,

Sr. Mary Brendan Wilson

Please Pray for Our Homebound… Isabell LaClair, Theresa Holmes, Bob & Kay Wilson, Jim Reagan, Helen Volcko, Mike Berish, Ethel Cole,

Peggy Crysler, Marie Patterson, Mary Martin, Barbara Vautrot, Patricia Welch

Please call the Church Office to add anyone to our Prayer List.

10th Annual Syracuse Catholic Women’s Conference

Oct 26th, 2019 Oncenter in Syracuse

www.syracusecatholicwomen.org/conference

There will be a SECOND COLLECTION next weekend (Oct. 19&20) for World Mission Sunday.

Faith Formation / Religious Ed “My religion is very simple. My religion is kindness.”

– The Dalai Lama NO CLOW this weekend, resume next Sunday. NO RELIGIOUS ED CLASSES for grades 1-2, and Jr. High due to Columbus Day weekend. HONORING OUR MILITARY Our Jr. High students are beginning to prepare for their Class Mass on Nov. 10. They would like to honor the many men and women from the families of St. Francis church who have served our country, both active and inactive. Don’t forget there is a signup sheet at the FRONT entrance of the church for you to fill in the names. If you have any questions, please call Renee O’Connor 673 4107. Thank you.

Confirmation Classes begin Sunday, October 20th Rel Ed Center

Year 1: 3:30 - 5:30 pm Year 2: 6:30 – 8:30 pm

Annual Annulment Information Session October 15, 2019, 6:30 - 8:30 pm, Christ the King Retreat House. Msgr. Timothy Elmer and staff from the Marriage Tribunal will dispel misconceptions, answer questions, and give updates on the streamlined process of annulment. Open to the public and free of charge, but RSVP's are appreciated.

Please register at: https://annulment-session.eventbrite.com.

Contact Deacon Dean Brainard with any questions: dbrainard@syrdio.org or 315-472-6754 ext. 5.

“The Shroud of Turin” presentation will take

place at St. Patrick’s Church, 28 N Main St, Jordan (315-689-6240 ext 111), Wednesday, October 23 at 6pm. Refreshments will be served followed by a scholarly presentation by Frank Netti about the burial cloth of

Jesus. This well researched talk will inspire and enlighten. Free and open to the public.

Lord, I bring to You my burdens and You know my situation. You know I

can’t make it without You. Comfort my heart and give me strength, and help me carry on.

Experiencing troublesome feelings? Fear, anger, anxiety, stress, depression, sickness? Did you know that there are fellow parishioners will pray with you after mass? All reasons for prayer will remain confidential. Join us for Prayer Ministry on Sundays behind the altar after the 8:30 & 10:45 Masses. Believe in the power of prayer. Prayer is powerful and He can do anything.

October 13, 2019 28th Sunday of Ordinary Time

As Jesus continued his journey to Jerusalem, he traveled through Samaria

and Galilee. As he was entering a village, ten lepers met him. They stood at a distance from him and raised their voices, saying,"Jesus, Master! Have

pity on us!" ― Luke 17:11-13

Each time we celebrate the liturgy, we pray for mercy. Today's Gospel urges us to consider what we hope for in that prayer. Our friend the former leper shows up to remind us that if we are open, we can receive more than we can imagine. All the moms in heaven would tell us that if we ask for mercy, Jesus will make it all better.

Scripture Readings 2 Kings 5:14-17 Psalm 98 2 Timothy 2:8-13 Luke 17:11-19

We would like to welcome the newest member of our faith family:

Morgan Nicole Kubiak, the daughter of Colin and Mia, baptized on October 6, 2019.

A Family Perspective by Bud Ozar 28th Sunday – Everyone needs “A Round Tuit.” The lepers in today’s gospel probably meant to thank Jesus. Excited about being cured they didn’t get ‘around-to-it.’ We get caught up in our own interests and fail to appreciate what we have or to say what is in our hearts. This week get yourself a “Round Tuit.”

Social Justice Meeting

Monday, October 21st at 7:00 pm (Rel Ed Center) What is Social Justice? Looking out for those who cannot look out for themselves is one way of answering the question. Please join us in the discussion about being disciples for Jesus. Here is the previous & current list of actions: food drives; student paper goods collected for hospice; student backpacks with school supplies; parishioners feeding those who are burying their loved ones; 1000's of sandwiches made by all for the hungry; the Christmas tree decorated w/messages from parents unable to buy for their children; & birthday cakes for inner city kids.

Question of the Week Saying Thank You

Whose generosity do you tend to take for granted? How will you change this?