WELCOME BACK!

Prayer The conclusion of our Gospel last week was encouragement to pray, spoken by Jesus, preached in the apostles’ first homilies, and then applied by Matthew for the needs of his community. “if two of you agree on earth about anything for which they are to pray, it shall be granted to them by my heavenly Father.” While a powerful message in mature prayer, taken simplistically and literally, it can lead to frustration and even anger at God. “Hey, we agreed winning the lottery would be a good thing, and prayed together, but these numbers are still losers!” Or more seriously, “We prayed so hard for Mom to recover from the cancer, but it never happened!” Prayer we assess to be unanswered prayer can be very painful, and even shake our faith. But before giving up, as always, looking beyond the isolated quote in the Gospel can make a difference. The next line from last week’s Gospel was: “For where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I in the midst of them.” In our prayer, were we just asking for what, in our human wisdom, we thought would be best, or did we first center in Jesus, gathering in his name? Often the Lord can help us see things in an entirely different light. Going home to God can be a healing. For Jesus’ clearest teaching in prayer, we have only to look to the Lord’s Prayer. It focuses on God, and God’s will, not our trying to tell God what we think would be best. Yet for many, prayer is more the latter than the former. It is natural when we are a beginning pray-er to think we need to let God know what we want. Hopefully over time, we learn to ask and hear where God is leading us, and how God is leading us into the divine will. A challenging, but important question: am I praying the same way I did when I was a child? Do I still see God the same way I did when I was a child, or has my praying and my relationship with God grown to a more mature understanding, and a deeper prayer life? Perhaps the course on prayer this Fall could make a world of difference! How about Mass? Do I still come and experience it the same way I did as a teen, or have I grown to a deeper understanding and appreciation? The Mass in Slow Motion may be a big help in that regard. Life-long faith formation isn’t just a nice churchy slogan. It is the only way to make sure our faith and our prayer life is equal to the challenges we face in life. May God grant us all the humility to realize we are still learners, and the desire to keep learning and growing. Check out the opportunities inside, and see which will keep you growing, learning, and being transformed by God’s grace. Peace Fr. Bob

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September 17, 2017

Please support St. Louis

THIS WEEKEND: 2nd Collection Catholic Campaign for Human Development Food Collection for St. Andrew’s Food Cupboard SUNDAY: 10:00 am - Faith Formation Classes Kdg to 5th Grade 10:00 am - Mass in Slow MOTION, Manse (p.8)

THIS WEEK AT ST. LOUIS (Daily Mass Schedule p.2) MONDAY - SEPTEMBER 18 6:30 am - Men’s Spiritually Group, Parish Mtg Hall 3:30 pm - Children’s Choir Practice, Church 6:30 pm - Confirmation Parent Mtg., Church 6:45 pm - St. Louis Knights of Columbus, PMH TUESDAY - SEPTEMBER 19 1:00 pm - Prayer Study, PMH (p.7) 4:30 pm - Faith Formation Classes Kdg to 5th Grade 7:00 pm - Prayer Study, PMH (p.7) WEDNESDAY - SEPTEMBER 20 7:30 pm - Regional Charismatic Prayer Grp, PMH THURSDAY - SEPTEMBER 21 9:30 am - Pastoral Care Cmte, PMH 6:15 pm - Discovering Christ, St. Bernard’s Campus, 120 French Rd., 7:00 pm - Holy Hour, Church SATURDAY - SEPTEMBER 23 9:30 am - Acts of the Apostles Bible Study, PMH p.7 3:30 pm - Confessions 4:30 pm - Mass (Sign Language Interpreted) SUNDAY - SEPTEMBER 24 7:30 am - Mass 9:00 am - Mass, Children’s Choir 10:00 am - Faith Formation Classes Kdg to 5th Grade 10:00 am - Mass in Slow Motion Liturgy Study, Manse (p.8) 11:15 am - Mass, Children’s Liturgy of the Word 5:00 pm - Mass 6:15 pm - Middle & High School Youth Groups

Mass Intentions for This Week

YEAR OF THE EUCHARIST

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MONDAY - SEPTEMBER 18

1 Tm 2:1-8/k 7:1-10 11:00 am Walter Meyer -

Family

5:15 pm Theodore P. Serbu

Wife

TUESDAY - SEPTEMBER 19

1 Tm 3:1-13/Lk 7:11-17 6:45 am Special Intention -

Eugene Caccamise

11:00 am Carmela Castrichini -

Norma Corletta

WEDNESDAY - SEPTEMBER 20

1 Tm 3:14-16/Lk 7:31-35 11:00 am Glenn Tallinger -

St. Louis Pastoral Care

5:15 pm Special Intention -

Eugene Caccamise

THURSDAY - SEPTEMBER 21

Eph 4:1-7, 11-13/Mt 9:9-13 6:45 am Special Intention -

Eugene Caccamise

11:00 am William Kane -

Mary-Ellen & Family

FRIDAY - SEPTEMBER 22

1 Tm 6:2c-12/Lk 8:1-3 11:00 am Hurricane Harvey Victims

5:15 pm Anthony Castrichini -

Norma

SATURDAY - SEPTEMBER 23

1 Tm 6:13-16/Lk 8:4-15 9:00 am Joseph Salipante -

Saturday Bible Group

4:30 pm In Thanksgiving For the Paul

Family - Family

SUNDAY - SEPTEMBER 24

25th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Is 55:6-9/Phil 1:20c-24, 27a/Mt 20:1-16a

7:30 am Greg Barr - Barbara Thomas

9:00 am Mike Carlotta -

The Mattina Family

11:15 am John Colloca -

The Lanahan Family -

5:00 pm Maria Hoang Thi Phach -

Ho Dinh Tran & Family

9Saturday & Sunday, September 23 & 24

Mass

Altar

Servers

Extraordinary Ministers of

The Eucharist Lector

Liturgical

Assistants

4:30 pm T. Riccio, I. Bird,

F. Jeff, E. Meyer G. Boehm, B. Boehm, M. Alongi, M. Smerbeck,

C. Herdklotz, A. Herdklotz, M. Lincoln, K. Maclaren

J. Pike

S. Schrecker

M. Smerbeck

7:30 am R. Dewan, G. Lane,

K. Revekant

G. Shea, P. Shea, M. J. Decker, J. Farnam, M. Hilliard,

D. Jackling, N. Roberts, A. Tomaino

D. Wagner

T. Cummings

M. J. Decker

9:00 am M. Dehn, P. Dykens,

J. Holland, B. Goetz

S. Payne, C. Lanahan, B. Hack, D. Knittle, B. Knittle,

K. May, M. Cannon, M. Williams, D. Infantino,

L. Sengenberger

R. Anania

B. Lanahan

P. O’Neil

Midgley

11:15 am S. DiLiberto, T. Bernacki,

J. Schnell,

M.T. Casamayor

D. Schnell, K. Kammholz, R. Willison, L. Aldred,

M. Cargill, J. Eisenhart, D. Kendricks, M. Kroll,

C. DeJoy, S. Willison

J. Bernacki

P. Mallon

D. Kendricks

5:00 pm Y. Malik, M. Malik,

C. Wlostowski,

A. Wlostowski,

C. Malik, T. Strassburg, K. Darby, M. E. Holvey,

A. Holvey, K. Hettrich, J. Roxstrom, L. Sullivan

C. Rucci

J. Brandt

M. Lessard

Sunday Communion Service - September 24 The Highlands - Pete & Gerry Shea Heather Heights - Jim Haefner

SPECIAL INTENTIONS We invite you to have a Sanctuary Lamp lit at the Blessed Sacrament to have your very special intentions remembered for a week. To reserve a candle, please call or visit the Ministry Center. The Thursday Holy Hour Ministry will offer special prayers for your intention.

Lamps will burn for: Rudy Siegl

by Wife, Barbara.

In Memory of Maria Hoang Thi Phach

by Ho Tran & Family.

In Memory of Maria Nguyen Thi Tinh & Dominic Hoang Phu Binh

by Ho Tran & Family.

For Christopher Penzimer by Mother.

Pray for All Victims of Hurricane Harvey &

Hurricane Irma

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WELCOMING THE WORD

A Great Teacher

Jesus was not the first great teacher of God’s people.

Abraham taught by example. Moses left a body of

teaching. The psalmists taught through song prayers.

The prophets taught through oracles and action. Jesus Ben

Sirach’s career was teaching: imparting wisdom to the

young. The book of his teaching, compiled by a grandson,

is filled with wisdom. (It is even classified as Wisdom

Literature.) Todays 1st reading is a perfect example, the

fruit of deep reflection on the law and tradition. Learn to

forgive, and experience forgiveness; let go of anger if you

wish to be healed. Remember your last days. This is truth,

pure and simple. Wrath and anger are hateful things – Do

we know it when we see it? But when caught up in our

own wrath and anger, we are blind to just how hateful and

destructive it is. Sirach, please help us see the truth you

offer, and help us learn to live by it!

Unlike St. Paul

So often, Paul offers sentences that are really paragraphs.

He isn’t remembered primarily for crisp, succinct teaching

or insight. But our passage today is a powerful exception.

With three clearer sentences, he makes a point that is

essential to Gospel joy: We are always the Lord’s. In

coming to birth, living our life, in going home to God,

in whatever our circumstance, we are always the Lord’s.

What a gift to know that deep inside!!

Turning Things Around

Ever hear of Lamech? Revenge was a deep seated reality

in the world of the Old Testament, and still has a grip in

many cultures today. Lamech, Cain’s son, spouted off with

arrogance: if dad (Cain) was to be avenged 7 times, I

shall take revenge 77 fold. Throughout the Bible, the

importance of mercy and forgiveness grows ever clearer.

Jesus offers the final word in today’s Gospel. Revenge

77 times? No, forgiveness 77 times. Revenge has no place

in the heart of a Christian. To truly follow Jesus, mercy

and forgiveness are our mission. It is as hard a sell today

as it was in Jesus’ day. But when you see true forgiveness

and mercy, when you taste it, you realize just how sweet

mercy, is truly satisfying the hunger of the soul, while

revenge is bitter, and eventually starves the soul to death.

1st Reading: Sirach 27:30 — 28:7

Wrath and anger are hateful things

2nd Reading: Romans 14:7 – 9

We are the Lord’s in life and in death

Gospel: Matthew 18:21 – 35

Should you not have pity?

The Word for the Week:

24th Sunday in Ordinary Time

1st Reading: Isaiah 55:6 – 9

Seek the Lord while He may be found

2nd Reading: Philippians 1:20c – 24, 27a

For me, life is Christ

Gospel: John 20:1 – 16a

Generosity in the reign of God

Preparing for Next Weekend:

25th Sunday in Ordinary time

Save the

Date!

Our kick-off for the St. Louis Ministry of Prayer is Sunday, October 1 at 1:00 pm in the church. Prayer is an activity open to people of all ages. We will accept prayer requests, share them only with those in the network, and pray for each other and our loved ones and friends through the challenges of life. For more information, contact Cathy Malik, Pastoral Associate for Pastoral Care, 586-5675, ext. 228 or Catherine.Malik@dor.org.

Come One! Come All!!

Bistro Nights are back!

Saturday, September 30, 5:45 p.m.

Parish Meeting Hall

$12 per person – BYOB

Reservations Only Please

If you would like to participate in the planning, please call Cathy Malik in the Ministry Center at 586-5675, ext. 228.

Please make your reservations by calling Shannon or Sue at 586-5675, no later than

Wednesday, 9/27/17. (menu on p.8)

WELCOME BACK GOOD STEWARDS

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OUR GIFT TO GOD LAST WEEKEND THIS WEEK’S TITHING WILL SUPPORT ST. ANDREW’S FOOD CUPBOARD

NEXT WEEK’S TITHING WILL SUPPORT HOPE HALL Established in 1994 by sister Diana Dolce, SSJ, Hope Hall School provides an opportunity for “at-risk” or “educationally stranded” children to become successful lifelong learners. Serving students in grades 3 through 12 from 19 school districts in the Greater Rochester Area, Hope Hall’s nurturing, non-threatening, creative atmosphere encourages students to take risks in learning and helps them reverse the cycle of academic failure. Hope Hall provides a multi-sensory, supportive learning environment for students with Auditory Processing Disorders, Autism, ADD, and ADHD. They have grown to serve approx. 160 students in grades 3-12 and proudly boast a 100% high school graduation rate with stu-dents who are prepared for post-secondary schools, training pro-grams, and careers. Hope Hall’s collaborative approach to learning connects faculty, staff and families as team members in a community of learning. Students previously considered to be educationally “at risk” experience academic success, not only at Hope Hall, but also in high school and beyond. Hope Hall School is a private, non-sectarian, not-for-profit, 501(c)(3), school designed for students with special learning needs who consistently experience frustration in the traditional classroom set-ting. Hope Hall is committed to the belief that when students are giv-en respect and enough time in a supportive, multi-sensory learning environment, they can become successful learners. Hope Hall, locat-ed at 1612 Buffalo Rd., Rochester, NY 14624, is a private, non-sectarian, not-for-profit, 501(c)(3), school. Learn more at www.hopehall.org.

September Collection Attendance

3 $18,533.30 1,213

10 $17,274.00 1,347

17

24

On-line Collection

Month-to-Date

$35,807.30

Please be generous in this week’s second collection for the Catho-lic Campaign for Human Development. In the United States, one in six people lives in poverty. With this collection you support pro-grams that address the causes of poverty and provide a sustainable future for those who are struggling across the country. In addition, 25 percent of funds collected remains in our diocese to fund local anti-poverty projects. Please prayerfully consider how you can support this collection and work on the margins. More information about the Catholic Campaign for Human Development can be found at www.usccb.org/cchd/collection.

I Can Give a Couple of Hours Without our faithful money counters, how would the collection ever get prepared to go to the bank? How would we be able to send contri-butions statements out at the end of the year? Recall when St. Paul wrote that the body has many parts? Our counters are a very important part of the Body of Christ! Several have either retired after years of service, or moved out of the area. Is this a way you could give back to the Lord for his goodness to you, contributing a few hours of your time? It need not be a long-term commitment. Try it, see if this might be a way to give back. Pray about it, and consider giving Fr. Bob or Laurie Martin, our Finance Director, a call to find out more about how it works (contact information on page 10 of this bulletin).

Thank you for supporting our 47th Annual Corn

Sale last weekend to benefit St. Damien Pediatric

Hospital located near Port-Au-Prince, Haiti &

founded by Fr./Dr. Rick Frechette. We raised

$2,755.00 plus a $1,000.00 donation. When you

shop at Powers Market on Marsh Rd., thank the

Powers family for growing and donating the corn

pro bono for our sale.

Thank you for your generous

support of our 2nd collection

last weekend for Hurricane

Harvey victims. $6,988.00 was

donated. (Includes $1,000.00 from the Emergen-

cy Fund.) This will provide pastoral and rebuild-

ing support to impacted dioceses in the massive

recovery effort to assist victims.

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FAITH FORMATION FAMILY ZONE

CYO REGISTRATION TO OPEN IN-SEPTEMBER

CYO Athletics If anyone is interested in registration for CYO Athletics as an athlete, keep your eyes peeled for updates in the middle of September. There will be registration on our website starting in mid-September and it will go until the second weekend in October. We will have in-person registrations sometime in September following all the masses. Keep on the lookout for emails and updates.

CYO Coaches We need Coaches! All Coaches will have to be background checked and CASE trained. Please contact Leila Kaczmarek for more details at Leila.Kaczmarek@dor.org or 586-5675 Ext. 234.

Philosophy Our philosophy at St. Louis is that athletics and recreation are important to the well-being of the person. Sports and competition can help us to grow into a better person, but we must always put people before com-petition. We do not have any team that requires making cuts or limiting the participation of many in favor of the few. We recognize the competitive world our young people are raised in, and we believe that our Church must be a safe haven where kids and youth are free to play and enjoy, and where families can refresh.

CYO Basketball Pope Paul VI said: "Sports well understood and practiced … contribute to the development of the whole person because it demands generous effort, careful self-control, mastery and respect for others, complete commitments and team spirit. These values contribute to the building of tomorrow's well-ordered society which we have characterized as the 'civilization of love'.” It is with great pleasure that our parish provides constructive opportunities that lead to positive youth develop-ment through CYO Athletic Services. It is our mission to provide a program that emphasizes the proper ideas of ethical conduct and sportsmanship. We want to offer all children in the parish and school the opportunity to develop their spiritual, emotional, and physical well-being as a team player. We emphasize that an athletic event is "just a game" and we provide coaches and adult role models who instill the proper respect, courtesy, and leadership that our young people need and deserve. Together, the parish, young St. Louis players, and all our generous volunteers will work together to build a program we are proud of and is worthy of the St. Louis name!!!

CYO Basketball Seeks Players From Grade 3rd to 12th! St. Louis has a terrific program for youth in grades 3 through 12 for boys and girls. The CYO Basketball Program starts in October and runs into February. It is a program whereby teams will play other parishes throughout the Diocese. This is a program primarily for parishioners and St. Louis School families. Non-parishioners are allowed to play when the need arises to round out a team, and may make up only 1/3 of a team’s roster. Play will be on Saturdays and Sundays (dates and teams TBD). Our philosophy is to learn the game, teamwork, sportsmanship, as well as have fun. There are no cuts as everyone has an equal opportunity to enjoy being involved. We need coaches, managers, team parents & volunteers to work with the young people as well as help in the administration of the program. Please contact Leila Kaczmarek at leila.kaczmarek@dor.org if you would like to become involved in this exciting ministry.

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Saint’s Place, 46 S. Main St., Pittsford, NY 14534. Isabel Miller, Executive Director. Saint’s Place Ministry Hours: 46 S. Main St.: Mon. through Thurs.: 8:30 am to 3:30 pm. Closed Fridays.

St. John of Rochester: Mon. through Thurs.: 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. Closed Fridays. Phone: 585-385-6860 or saintlady@saintsplace.org or www.saintsplace.org

As always, when we encounter seasonal changes, the refugees will need warm winter coats, boots, new socks and underwear. We especially need small and medium women’s and men’s sizes.

Even with the decreasing number of newly arriving refugees, we have assisted over 178 refugees and needy people at our Clothing Closet in August. September will see even more refugees needing additional clothing.

Warm winter coats

Boots (especially men’s)

Toiletries

Laundry detergent

12-24 months- boys clothing

Pots and pans

Lamps

Mops and brooms

Can openers

Bowls

Extension cords

Cleaning supplies

St. Louis School • 585.586.5200 • slspittsford.org

Annual Pet Blessing We invite you to bring your favorite pet

for a blessing on Sunday, October 1. We

will have a brief service on the front steps

of the church at 12:30 pm to honor the

feast day of St. Francis, our patron

of animals.

Calling all teens with musical talent!

Please consider joining us for the 5:00 pm

mass on the first Sundays of the month.

We practice at 4:00 pm and sing at

5:00 pm just once a month. Our first teen ensemble

liturgy this year will be on Sunday, October 1st. If you

would like to join us, please give Stephanie Honz a

head's up that you will be coming so she can have

music ready for you. We take all singers and are in

special need of flutes, violin and guitars. Contact:

shonz@rochester.rr.com. Hope to see you!

WELCOME TO THE CHURCH, WELCOME TO DEEPER FAITH!

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PPPRAYERRAYERRAYER

Your life has changed since you were a child. Has your prayer life? Deepen your spiritual life with different kinds of prayer, learn how to listen to God, overcome common obstacles in prayer.

Tuesdays, September 19 Tuesdays, September 19 Tuesdays, September 19 ––– December 5 December 5 December 5 @ 1:00 @ 1:00 @ 1:00 ––– 2:30pm or 7:00 2:30pm or 7:00 2:30pm or 7:00 ––– 8:30pm. 8:30pm. 8:30pm.

We will meet in the Parish Meeting Hall.

For more information or to register contact Kathryn McAlarney @

Kathryn.McAlarney@dor.org or (585) 586-5675, ext. 224.

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WELCOME TO OUR PARISH

The installation ceremony

for our newly elected offic-

ers was held on August 13.

Congratulations to:

Grand Knight- Michael DeCocq

Deputy Grand Knight - Joseph DiPrima

Chancellor- Michael Kocik

Recorder- Mark Abbott

Treasurer- Gregory Lane

Advocate- Charles Noce

Warden- Robert Murphy

Inside Guard- Doug Hafen

Outside Guard- Stephen DeMeo

Trustees - William Conklin, Richard

Whelehan, Richard Hilliard

Chaplain, Fr. Bob Ring

TTTHEHEHE MMMASSASSASS INININ SSSLOWLOWLOW MMMOTIONOTIONOTION

Sundays: Sundays: Sundays: September 17 September 17 September 17 ––– November 12 November 12 November 12

@ 10:00 @ 10:00 @ 10:00 ––– 11:00am. 11:00am. 11:00am.

The Mass is the main point of contact between Cath-olics and their faith. Come and learn the purpose and meaning behind each part of the Mass. Enter more fully into this communion between heaven and earth.

We will meet in the Manse. (The building near the main entrance of our church).

For more information or to register contact Kathryn McAlarney @ Kathryn.McAlarney@dor.org or (585) 586-5675, ext. 224.

The Pastoral Care Team meets on Thursday, Sept. 21 at 9:30 am in the Parish Meeting Hall to review past events and plan for upcoming activities including the All Souls' Day liturgy and reception on Nov. 2, & the Advent cards for the homebound. We will review the Sunshine Luncheon held in May, the baby blessing Mass in June, and the visitation of the sick both at home and in facilities. Please consider joining our team and sharing your love and concern for fellow parishioners. Contact pomidgley@yahoo.com or catherine.malik@dor.org.

St. Louis Knights of Columbus, Next Meeting, Monday, September 18, Parish Mtg Hall. We begin with the Rosary at 6:45 pm followed by the Business Meeting.

Men of the parish interested in becoming a Member of St. Louis Council or who have any questions, please contact Joseph DiPrima, our Membership Director, at drdiprima@gmail.com; or Grand Knight Michael DeCocq, 585-314-8835, or at e-mail:

depepsi@twc.com. Thank you & God Bless, Mike DeCocq

Harvest Bistro

September 30, 2017 5:45 pm

Parish Meeting Hall $12 per person~~ BYOB

Menu Sausage & Rice Stuffed

Acorn Squash Fr. Bob’s Rainbow Chard

Salad & Cornbread Apple Galette à la Mode

Please RSVP to Sue or Shannon

at 586-5675 by Wednesday, September 27

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September 24th.

Our first practice is Monday, September 18th.

To join or if you have questions, please contact Elizabeth Gowman at liz.gowman@dor.org

Special Event at St. Bernard’s:

Physician Assisted Suicide in New York State An Update and Reflections of a Catholic Physician Presented by: Thomas M. Carroll M.D., Ph.D. Assistant Professor, General Medicine & Palliative Care Wednesday, September 27, 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. St. Bernard’s, 120 French Rd., Rochester Sponsored by The Finger Lakes Guild (A guild of the Catholic Medical Association, serving the Diocese of Rochester)

Diocesan Respect Life Mass Celebrate Respect Life Sunday with Bishop Matano on Sunday October 1 at 4:30 PM. Bishop Matano will celebrate Mass at Our Lady of Victory/St. Joseph Church on 210 Pleasant St. in Downtown Roches-ter. This year’s USCCB Respect Life Program theme is Be not afraid: “Behold I am with you always, until the end of the age.” (Matthew 28:20). Our Lord’s assurance gives us courage to be a witness LIFE, from the moment of con-ception to natural death. Kick-off your witness during Respect Life Month at this Mass. Contact Suzanne Stack, Life Issues Coordinator with any questions at 585-328-3210, ext.1304 or suzanne.stack@dor.org.

Beginning Experience is a peer support group for sepa-rated, divorced and widowed adults. The weekend pro-gram helps deal with the natural grief process and offers an opportunity, through God, for dealing with the pain and loss and moving into the future with renewed hope. Our next weekend will be held at the Notre Dame Retreat House, overlooking Canandaigua Lake, October 13th-15th, 2017. For more information contact Beginning Experience at (585) 987-1750 or visit www.beginningexperiencerochesterny.org.

PARISH STAFF DIRECTORY

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PARISH OFFICES - Ministry Center 64 S. Main Street, 14534

(585) 586-5675; Fax 387-9888

MINISTRY CENTER SUMMER HOURS ARE: MONDAY - THURSDAY, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM FRIDAY, 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM

PASTORAL STAFF:

Rev. Robert Ring, Pastor, ext. 225, Fr.Bob.Ring@dor.org

Rev. Juan Benitez, Parochial Vicar Fr.Juan.Benitez@dor.org

Deacon David Snyder, 1deacondave@gmail.com, 586-5675

Stephanie Honz, Pastoral Associate for Liturgy and Liturgical Music,

ext. 251, Stephanie.Honz@dor.org

Cathy Malik, Pastoral Associate for Pastoral Care Ext. 228, Catherine.Malik@dor.org

Kathryn McAlarney, Pastoral Associate for Evangelization ext. 224, Kathryn.McAlarney@dor.org

Pat Spinelli, Parish Visitor, ext. 232, Pat.Spinelli@dor.org

Michelle Andrews-Smith, Director of Faith Formation, ext. 233, Michelle.Andrews-Smith@dor.org

Lorrie Fairey Faith Formation Administrative Assistant ext. 230, Lorrie.Fairey@dor.org

Leila Kaczmarek, Youth Ministry Coordinator ext. 234, Leila.Kaczmarek@dor.org

Laurie Martin, Finance Director, ext. 222, Laurie.Martin@dor.org

Sally Schrecker, Operations Manager, ext. 235, Sally.Schrecker@dor.org

Shannon Toot, Accounting & Media Admin. ext. 227, Shannon.Toot@dor.org

Sue Whitaker, Administrative Assistant ext. 223, Suzanne.Whitaker@dor.org

Barbara Thomas, Bulletin Editor, ext. 236, Barbara.Thomas@dor.org

Bea Hack, Liturgy Coordinator, ext. 231, Bea.Hack@dor.org Suzy Ward, Chair, Pastoral Council, 746-5676

Brendan Donnelly, Chair, Finance Council, (585) 267-7338

Debbie Hoeft, Chair Stewardship Team, 734-9705 debbie53hoeft@yahoo.com

Isabel Miller, Executive Director, Saint’s Place, 46 S. Main St. Phone: 385-6860 saintlady@saintsplace.org

In Residence at the Rectory: Msgr. Gerard Krieg Fr. Peter Mottola, Fr.Peter.Mottola@dor.org

Fran Barr, Principal, St. Louis School, 11 Rand Place Phone: 586-5200 Fran.Barr@dor.org http://slspittsford.org/

Michael DeCocq, Grand Knight, St. Louis Knights of Columbus Phone: 585-314-8835 depepsi@twc.com

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