BAPTISMS: Held on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month

at 1:00 PM. Parents are asked to attend a baptismal

preparation class prior to celebration of the sacrament.

The ideal time to attend is during the pregnancy.

Please call for an appointment.

DEVOTIONS:

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament: last Tuesday of each month Noon-6:00 pm Chaplet of Divine Mercy: last Tuesday of each month at 3:00 pm Disciples of Divine Mercy : for acts of mercy contact Sue O’Dell at 683-4966

LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION: Letters of

Recommendation can be issued only to members of our

parish who are registered at least three months, regularly

attend Mass, and receive the sacraments. Regular use of

envelopes indicates attendance at Mass. Sponsors are to

be Baptized, Confirmed, and if Married, have done so in

conformity with the laws of the Church. Out of town

college students should receive a letter from their campus

minister. People in the military should receive a letter from

their Chaplain.

MINISTRY FOR THOSE UNABLE TO COME TO CHURCH:

Please notify the Rectory of the names of those who are

sick, disabled, homebound, hospitalized, or in a nursing home.

PARISH MEMBERSHIP: If you are interested in becoming a member of our parish family, we ask you to call the Rectory to arrange a reservation at our next Parish Registration meeting. Please notify the Rectory Office, if leaving the parish.

PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY: Blessed prayer shawls are available for anyone suffering from illness. Contact the Rectory to obtain one.

RESPECT LIFE: Contact Julie Prestia, 668-0544.

FUNERALS: Normally scheduled for 10:00 am

St. Philip the Apostle R. C. Church 950 Losson Road Cheektowaga NY 14227-2502

Pastor: Rev. David J. Borowiak

Permanent Deacon: Walter N. Fudala

May 27 2018

LITURGIES:

SATURDAY:88..8.88888888.4:30 pm & 6:30 pm SUNDAY:8.88..88888...8:30 am, 10:30 am & Noon DAILY:88888...Monday, Wednesday, Friday...7:00 am Tuesday, Thursday 9:00 am VIGIL OF HOLYDAY:..88.888888888....7:00 pm HOLYDAY:888888888..7:00 am, Noon & 7:00 pm

RECTORY: 8888888..88888888.8.668-8370 Office hours: Monday-Friday889:00 am-Noon and 1:00 pm–4:00 pm FAX: 888888888888...888888..668-3824 Email:888888888888.loaves@roadrunner.com Website...888888888..stphiliptheapostleparish.org

FAITH FORMATION: 88.8888888888..668-3344 Office Hours: Monday 888888888..888..10:00 am-5:00 pm Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.................3:00-8:00 pm Friday8888888888888888888.Closed Directors of Faith Formation

Gr. 1 - 6, Sacraments of 1st Penance & 1st Eucharist8. Ronald Szczerbiak

Gr. 7 - 10, Sacrament of Confirmation88...Sharon Pikul Email:88888888888.spareled@roadrunner.com

MUSIC MINISTRY: 8888888888668-8370 ext. 231

OUTREACH:88...phone ..888888..668-8370 ext. 220 email88.outreachspa@roadrunner.com

PARISH COUNCIL: email.8888.loaves@roadrunner.com

RCIA: 888888phone8888888668-8370 ext. 228 email8888..loaves@roadrunner.com

WEDDINGS: Arrangements should be made at least six

months in advance.

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION: .. Saturday: 3:30 pm

SPECIAL BLESSING: If you are undergoing surgery, going on vacation, or purchased a new vehicle, and want a Blessing, contact Father David after weekend Mass!

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MOST HOLY TRINITY SUNDAY

MASS INTENTIONS

Sat, May 26 (Jas 5:13-20; Ps 141:1-3,8; Mk 10:13-16)

4:30 pm William Fraas—Family 6:30 pm Randy Nosbisch—Family

Sun, May 27 (Dt 4:32-34,39-40; Ps 33:4-6,9,18-20,22; Rom 8:14-17; Mt 28:16-20)

8:30 am Paul Hooftallen—Louis Vazquez 10:30 am Theodore Hogan—Sister, Barbara 12 NOON Edward Szymanski—Maryann Pietrzak

Mon, May 28 (1 Pt 1:3-9; Ps 111:1,2,5,6,9,10c; Mk 10:17-27)

7:00 am Irene Lehner—Sister, Eleanor

Tues, May 29 (1 Pt 1:10-16; Ps 98:1,2-4; Mk 10:28-31)

9:00 am James Gorman—Daughter, Maureen

Wed, May 30 (1 Pt 1:18-25; Ps 147:12-15,19,20; Mk 10:32-45)

7:00 am Roman and Anna Dzik—Family

Thurs, May 31 (Zep 3:14-18a; Is 12:2,3,4bcd, 5,6; Lk 1:39-56)

9:00 am Edmund and Margaret Gawronski— Gary and Diane Gawronski

Fri, June 1 (1 Pt 4:7-13, Ps 96: 10-13, Mk 11:11-26)

7:00 am Norb Czerniak—Wife, Marie

Sat, June 2 (Jude 17:20b-25, Ps 63:2-6, Mk 11:27-33)

4:30 pm Laura Bachmeier—Husband, Frank 6:30 pm Living and Deceased Members of the

Ushers Society

Sun, June 3 (Ex 24:3-8; Ps 116:12-18; Heb 9:11-15; Mk 14:12-16,22-26)

8:30 am In Thanksgiving—Joseph and Jean Siewierski 10:30 am Urszula Wasiak—Tom and Monica Wasiak 12 NOON Abigail Margaret Skotarski—

Dan and Nicole Skotarski ____________________________________________

SANCTUARY LAMP

Will burn this week in loving memory of: James and Rita Gorman

Requested by Daughter, Maureen

TODAY’S GOSPEL MEDITATION...by Don Schwager

The mission of Jesus and of the Holy Spirit are the same. That is why Jesus tells his disciples that the Spirit will reveal the glory of the Father and the Son and will speak what is true. Before his Passover, Jesus revealed the Holy Spirit as the "Paraclete" and Helper who will be with Jesus' disciples to teach and guide them "into all the truth" (John 14:17,26; 16:13). In baptism we are called to share in the life of the Holy Trinity here on earth in faith and after death in eternal light.

Clement of Alexandria, a third century church father, wrote:

"What an astonishing mystery! There is one Father of the universe, one Logos (Word) of the universe, and also one Holy Spirit, every-where one and the same; there is also one virgin become mother, and I should like to call her 'Church'."

How can we personally know the Father and his Son, our Lord Jesus Christ? It is the Holy Spirit who reveals the Father and the Son to us and who gives us the gift of faith to know and understand the truth of God's word. Through the Holy Spirit, we proclaim our ancient faith in the saving death and resurrection of Jesus Christ until he comes again. The Lord gives us his Holy Spirit as our divine Teacher and Helper that we may grow in the knowledge and wisdom of God. Do you seek the wisdom that comes from above and do you willingly obey God's word? Jesus' departure and ascension into heaven was both an end and a beginning for his disciples. While it was the end of Jesus' physical presence with his beloved disciples, it marked the beginning of Jesus' presence with them in a new way. Jesus promised that he would be with them al-ways to the end of time. He assured them of his power - a power which overcame sin and death. Now as the glorified and risen Lord and Savior, ascended to the right hand of the Father in heaven, Jesus promised to give them the power of his Holy Spirit, which we see fulfilled ten days later on the Feast of Pentecost (Luke 24:49 and Acts 2:1-4). When the Lord Jesus departed physically from the apostles, they were not left alone or powerless. Jesus assured them of his presence and the power of the Holy Spirit. Jesus' last words to his apostles point to his saving mis-sion and to their mission to be witnesses of his saving death and his glorious resurrection and to proclaim the good news of salvation to all the world. Their task is to pro-claim the good news of salvation, not only to the people of Israel, but to all the nations. God's love and gift of salvation is not just for a few, or for a nation, but it is for the whole world - for all who will accept it. The gospel is the power of God, the power to forgive sins, to heal, to deliver from evil and oppression, and to restore life. Do you believe in the power of the gospel?

May the Lord Jesus put his hands on our eyes also, for then we too shall begin to look not at what is seen but at what is not seen. May he open the eyes that are concerned not with the present but with what is yet to come, may he unseal the heart's vision, that we may gaze on God in the Spirit, through the same Lord, Jesus Christ, whose glory and power will endure throughout the unending succession of ages.

(prayer of Origin, 185-254 AD)

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WEEKLY CALENDAR

MON, May 28 Memorial Day Rectory Closed

TUE, May 29 7:00 pm: Parish Council Meeting Msgr. Jasinski Center

FRI, June 1 7:30 pm: Bingo—Msgr. Jasinski Center

SAT, June 2 7:00 pm: Movie Night Msgr. Jasinski Center

SUN, June 3 11:30 pm: Parish Registration Msgr. Jasinski Center

PLEASE INFORM THE RECTORY WHEN A NAME

CAN BE REMOVED FROM OUR LISTING. THANK YOU.

PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK

May the peace of Christ help you bear your illness with courage.

And may God grant you the grace to get well.

BAPTIZED IN CHRIST

The Community of St. Philip’s welcomes with joy,

Aria Contento Charlotte Grace Ferron Mason Lawrence Kania

Benjamin G. Light Olivia Kathryn Zawodzinski

who received new life in Christ through the Sacrament of Baptism on Sunday, May 20th. We congratulate their parents. May they grow together in love of God, in their faith and in each other.

St. Philip the Apostle Stewardship Program

Collection for weekend of May 19/20

Envelopes: $11,363.00 Loose: $ 582.75 TOTAL: $11,945.75

Church in Latin America / Africa $1,246.00

CONGRATULATIONS FR. DAVID

Fr. David and his ordination class will celebrate their 47th Anniversary on Tuesday, May 29th at St. Mother Theresa parish (St. James). May God continue to bless and guide them in their ministries and priesthood!

GET INVOLVED

PARISH REGISTRATION

Meetings are frequently scheduled in the Msgr. Jasinski Center to provide information to our new registrants.

As always, we are looking for current parishioners to join our Parish Registration Committee to help us welcome new parishioners to St. Philip’s.

The next registration will be June 3, 2018 at 11:30 am.

For more details, contact Nancy at 289-0704.

If you wish to become a member of St. Philip’s, please come to this registration meeting.

HELP! HELP!

We are in need of Bingo workers. Could you spare 3 hours (from 6:30 to 9:30 pm) one Friday a month? We could use your help in servicing our Bingo patrons. Please call the Rectory during office hours to volunteer. Fr. Dave

Schlene Beckzar, David Biedron, Erica Binner, Richard Bohrer, Christine Bosinski, Felicia Bosinski, Wayne Boula, Lorraine Bova, Bernice Brodka, Kim Brown, Lisa Brumberger, Genevieve Brzykcy, Nancy Bugaj, Martha Burts, John Calo, Elaine Davidow, Lori Dickenson, Joanne Dingman, Shelby Does, Betty Dreyer, Mark Farmer, Martha Ferenc, Carole Fischer, Melissa Fuller-King, Mitzi Fuller, David Geisler, Roseanne Getsler, Claire Gilhooly, Sandra Gmyrek, Lisa Gortzig, Julie Haley, Amy Halter-King, Betty Harrer, Carol Henschke, Ceil Hoinski, Kathleen Holmer-Wach, Dolores Jablonski, Jim Jacks, Bert and Ginny Janus, Edward Jozwiak, Sharon Kasprzak, Joseph Kassouf, Angela Kaznica, Daniel Kirst, Cecile Klawitter, Barbara and Joseph Kobiolka, Loraine Koscielny, Mary Koziol, Lawrence Lanza, Frances Laudisio, Daniel Lawicki, Sr., Grace Lipczynski, Courtney Mahar, Lynn Manuella, Luca Marrero, Allison Mazur, Donna and Ron Miller, Patricia Miller, Teresa Montgomery, Gina Mormul, Bernard Mroz, Ryan Musielak, Donna Neureuther, Zachary Nosbisch, Jim Nowak, Donna Nowicki, Leonard Nowicki, Linda Osiak, Dana Papaj, Linda Pellow, Joan Pistorio, Judy Poitras, Andrew Przystawski, Jason Purpura, Mary Reddington, Marie Reed, Lucy Rowland, Robert Rutkowski, Jessica Sala, Raymond Schutz, John Schwarzenholzer, Ruth Siegle, Charlaine Staniszewski, Jeffrey Staniszewski, Robert Staniszewski Sr., Robert Staniszewski Jr., Carly Stefaniak, Paul Stevens, Ronald Strozyk, Joan Stypa, Steve Swinarski, Margaret Szczesniak, Karen Tangelder, Eugene Tomczyk, Rita Turkiewicz, Paul E. Vogel, Delphine Wachowiak, Hope Walczak, Mary White, Ronald White, Kathy Wind, Rosalind Windsor, Carolyn Wisniewski, Marie Yetman, Dolores Zakroczemski, Christine Zgoda, Judith Zielinski

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CHECK OUR PARISH WEBSITE FOR UP DATES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS

VETERAN’S CORNER

ACT

If you are having trouble putting food on the table, we may be able to provide some temporary help. ACT was founded over 25 years ago by several caring parishioners who believed this would be a way to live As Christ Taught. To find out if you are eligible for temporary monthly food assistance, contact Jim Calamita at 668-8370 x 220.

All information is held in strictest confidence.

The Battle of Iwo Jima resulted in more than 26,000 Ameri-can casualties, including 6,800 dead. Twenty seven U.S. Marine Corps and Navy personnel were awarded Medal of Honor, the highest military decoration in America, for their heroics in the Battle of Iwo Jima. On 19 February 1985, an event was held to mark the 40th anniversary of the landing on Iwo Jima. Called “Reunion of Honor”, it was attended by veterans from both sides that fought the battle. A memorial to the Flag Raising was built on top of Mt. Suribachi. The famous Marine Corps War Memorial in Virginia is also based on the flag raising photograph.

Why is Memorial Day celebrated on May 30? Three years after the Civil War ended, on May 5, 1868, the head of the Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) established Deco-ration Day as a time for the nation to decorate the graves of the war dead with flowers. Maj. Gen. John A. Logan de-clared that Decoration Day should be observed on May 30. This date was chosen because flowers would be in bloom all over the country.

Memorial Day Quotes

For love of country they accepted death8 James A. Garfield

The patriot’s blood is the seed of Freedom’s tree8 Thomas Campbell

These martyrs of patriotism gave their lives for an idea8 Schuyler Colfax

We come, not to mourn our dead soldiers, but to praise them8 Francis A. Walker

Memorial Day Trivia

Memorial Day is a day of remembrance of those who have

died serving our country.

Memorial Day was first called “Decoration Day” because of

the practice of decorating soldier’s graves with flowers.

New York was the 1st state to officially recognize Memorial

Day in 1873.

The south refused to honor the dead on Memorial Day until

after World War I when the meaning of Memorial Day

changed from honoring civil war dead to honoring

Americans who died fighting in any war.

Lord�hold our troops, overseas and at home, in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us.

MINISTRY OF PRAISE

Are you or someone you know unable to get to Mass each week? If so, join others in our community and use your prayers at home asking God to intercede for the needs of all our people. Each month you will receive in the mail, a list of the Sunday readings and intentions. This is a ministry of prayer in our parish especially for the elderly, the shut-ins, the infirmed, and nursing home residents so that they can continue to grow in holiness. All that is asked is that you volunteer to pray and offer sacrifice for St. Philip the Apostle Parish and the Church as a whole. To register drop this form into the collection at Mass or mail to:

Jim Calamita St. Philip the Apostle Parish

950 Losson Rd. Cheektowaga NY 14227

PLEASE PRINT

Name:

________________________________________

Address

________________________________________

Town

_________________________ZIP Code _______

Phone _______________

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Good Sunday Morning! One form of prayer, the Daily Examen, is an important part of Ignatian Spirituality. In the Examen we prayerfully review our day so that we can grow in self-understanding. Being more self-aware frees us to follow God’s will for us. Praying the Daily Examen can help us become more aware of God’s action in our lives and his presence in the world around us. Where have you noticed God’s presence in your life today? What brought you closer to God? What led you away from God? Remember that God wants to have a close relationship with you. Ask him to help you live your life the way he wants you to. Thank God for his presence in your life! In Christ’s Peace, Sharon Pikul

FAITH

FORMATION

NEWS

Please come to Mass early enough to not disrupt, Leave late enough not to insult, Worship reverently enough not to distract, And dress proudly enough not to offend.

Apparitions of the Blessed Mother

An apparition is an unusual and unexpected visible sighting.

Our Blessed Lady has never abandoned her children entrusted to her by her Son, Jesus. Through the centuries and around the world Our Blessed Mother, through apparitions, has brought requests for prayer, prayer for peace, recon-ciliation, the poor, catechizing the children and a return to faith. Mary also relayed the message of God’s mercy and love.

Apparitions are not taken lightly by the Church. The Church follows a stringent process for evaluating apparitions. The process involves local diocesan officials and the bishop, as well as officials from the Vatican Officials. Some of the well-known approved apparitions are from Lourdes, France; Fatima, Portugal, Guatalupa, Mexico; Knoch, Ireland; Kibeho, Rawanda; Akita, Japan.

The Catechism of the Catholic Church sets the standard by which the faithful should approach any claimed Apparition, private revelation or message associated with them:

“Throughout the ages, there have been so-called private revelations, some of which have been recognized by the authority of the Church. They do not belong, however, to the deposit of faith. It is not their role to improve or complete Christ’s definitive Revelation, but to help live more fully by it in a certain period of history.” “Christian faith cannot accept “revelations” that claim to surpass or correct the Revelation of which Christ is the fulfillmentC” (CCC#65-67)

(The Church does not require the faithful to accept apparitions as part of the beliefs of the Catholic Faith. It is left to the individual to believe or not.)

Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners now and at the hour of death. Information taken from www.catholic.org.

MARY’S CORNER

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PATRIOT GUARD RIDERS OF NEW YORK

The Patriot Guard Riders of New York is a group of patriots from across the state who are available to stand guard at a military funeral or serve as a welcome to those military personal returning home.

They can be contacted at: www.PGRNY.org to request their services. Click to “Mission Request” and fill out the requested information.

ST. PHILIP THE APOSTLE USHERS

THANKSGIVING RAFFLE

$10,000 GRAND PRIZE

$3,000……….2nd

Prize $750.……….7th Prize

$1,000……….3rd

Prize $500.……….8th Prize

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Prize $500.……….9th Prize

$1,000……….5th

Prize $250….10th

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$1,000……….6th

Prize $125…..21st-

26th

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ONLY 350 TICKETS SOLD ===========================================

Early Bird Drawing Monday, September 24th

$200.00…..1st Prize $100.00…..3rd Prize

$100.00…..2nd Prize $100.00…..4th Prize

Only paid in full tickets returned prior to date will be eligible. The only numbers in the drum will be those paid tickets.

============================================

GRAND PRIZE DRAWING

Sunday, November 11, 2018 at Msgr. Jasinski Center

950 Losson Road-Cheektowaga, NY

Ticket holder plus one guest are invited for FREE Pizza and Beer 1:00 to 4:00 PM day of drawing

All unsold tickets must be returned by Friday, November 9, 2018

St. Philip the Apostle Ushers reserve the right to cancel this drawing and refund all monies collected at any time.

All unsold tickets remain the property of St. Philip the Apostle Ushers.

DONATION $100.00

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Please fill out the form below, enclose your check for $100.00 made payable to “St. Philip the Apostle Ushers” and mail to the Rectory. Thank you and good luck!

Name: ________________________________________

Address: _______________________________________

City: ____________________________ ZIP: __________

Phone: ___________________________

Please mail to:

St. Philip the Apostle Parish Ushers 950 Losson Road

Cheektowaga NY 14227

DEFENSIVE DRIVING COURSE

Once again we will be offering the required course that will reduce points on your license or your car insurance premium. It will be held here on Tuesday and Wednesday, June 19 and 20, from 6:00-9:00 pm in the Msgr. Jasinski Center. The cost will be $30 to be paid to the presenter, Jerry Warren. Please call the Rectory, at 668-8370 ext 602, to make a reservation.

PRO-LIFE THANK YOU

Once again our annual collection for the Gianna Molla House was a huge success! Thank you to all who contributed to this worthy cause. The moms and dads that benefit from this are always very grateful. We truly appreciate your participation. Thank you!

MOVIE NIGHT

Mark your calendars for our next Family Movie Night. Kids, bring your parents and grandparents to a night of family fun! Wear your pajamas and bring a blanket to get all cozy on the floor. Date: Saturday, June 2nd Time: 7:00 PM Movie (Doors open at 6:30) Place: Msgr. Jasinski Center

FREE movie on a huge screen, popcorn and drinks! We are accepting donations of non-perishable items for our ACT program

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LADIES CLUB

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