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Immaculate Conception St. Andrew, Sackets Harbor Rectory, Priest Residence P.O. Box 99 119 West Main Street Brownville, NY 13615-0099 Parish Office P.O. Box 99 Immaculate Conception 119 West Main Street Brownville, NY 13615-0099 Tina Froedtert, secretary 315-782-1143 [email protected] St. Andrew’s Physical Location 112 East Main Street Sackets Harbor, NY 13685-0530 Mailing Address and Phone P.O. Box 99 Brownville, NY 13615 315-782-1143 Sacrament of Reconciliation Immaculate Conception: Saturday, 5-5:30 p.m. or by appointment. St. Andrews: Saturday. 3:30-4 p.m. until mass or by appointment. Sacrament of Baptism: Arrangements may be made during a pre-baptismal meeting with the Pastor. Sacrament of Marriage: Arrangements must be made a least six months in advance. Contact the rectory to arrange for interviews, re- serve the date, and to plan a Pre-Cana Conference. New Parishioners: Please introduce yourself to the Pastor or call the rectory. WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Saturday 5:30 p.m. Sunday 9:00 a.m. ST. ANDREWS Saturday: 4:00 p.m. Sunday: 10:30 a.m. The Roman Catholic Community of Brownville and Dexter and St. Andrews Director of Faith Formation Mrs. Christina M. Corey Deacon Assistant Deacon Norman Hunneyman St. Andrews Pastoral Team Rev J. Michael Gaffney www.immaculateconceptionbrownville.org www.saintandrewsackets.org

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Page 1: The Roman Catholic Community of Brownville and Dexter and

Immaculate Conception St. Andrew, Sackets Harbor

Rectory, Priest Residence

P.O. Box 99

119 West Main Street

Brownville, NY 13615-0099

Parish Office

P.O. Box 99

Immaculate Conception

119 West Main Street

Brownville, NY 13615-0099

Tina Froedtert, secretary

315-782-1143

[email protected]

St. Andrew’s

Physical Location

112 East Main Street

Sackets Harbor, NY 13685-0530

Mailing Address and Phone

P.O. Box 99

Brownville, NY 13615

315-782-1143

Sacrament of Reconciliation

Immaculate Conception: Saturday, 5-5:30 p.m. or by appointment.

St. Andrews: Saturday. 3:30-4 p.m. until mass or by appointment.

Sacrament of Baptism:

Arrangements may be made during a pre-baptismal meeting with the Pastor.

Sacrament of Marriage:

Arrangements must be made a least six months in advance. Contact the rectory to arrange for interviews, re-

serve the date, and to plan a Pre-Cana Conference.

New Parishioners:

Please introduce yourself to the Pastor or call the rectory.

WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION

Saturday 5:30 p.m.

Sunday 9:00 a.m.

ST. ANDREW’S

Saturday: 4:00 p.m.

Sunday: 10:30 a.m.

The Roman Catholic Community

of Brownville and Dexter and St. Andrews

Director of Faith Formation

Mrs. Christina M. Corey

Deacon Assistant

Deacon Norman Hunneyman

St. Andrews

Pastoral Team

Rev J. Michael Gaffney

www.immaculateconceptionbrownville.org www.saintandrewsackets.org

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3/06 – 3/14

(3/06) Saturday — 4:00 PM — Helen Kepler by Perkins Family (SA) (3/06) Saturday — 5:30 PM — For the People of Our Parish (IC) (3/07) Sunday – 9:00 AM – Larry Branche by IC Altar and Rosary Society (IC) (3/07) Sunday - 10:30 AM—Jack Buckingham by Daughter Eileen Townsend (SA) Monday – Noon— Intentions for Deborah Murtha by the Family (IC) Stations of Cross & Mass Tuesday – 9AM — Alice Austin and Family by Her Estate (SA) Wednesday – 9:00 AM – All Souls (IC) Thursday – 9:00 PM - M/M L.R. Robinson by Her Estate (SA) Friday – 9:00 AM — All Souls (IC) (3/13) Saturday — 4:00 PM — Larry Branche by Tom and Cec Perkins (SA) (3/13) Saturday — 5:30 PM — For the People of Our Parish (IC) (3/14) Sunday – 9:00 AM – Rita Siver by the Family (IC) (3/14) Sunday - 10:30 AM—John Erardi by Clyde & Jude Yost (SA)

PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS .all who are sick especially Charles Reff, Paul Shannon, Richard Baker,

Bob Chavoustie, Donnie Altmire, Rob Nichols, Kari Aubertine, Ryan Jenness, Dale Siver, Ricky Murtha, Sandra Middlestate, Barb Nadelen, Jan Piche, Barbara Paige, John Murtha, Jannell Pickeral, Jean Baker, Dan Siver, Melanie Branche, Dick Gorman, Noah Moore, Howard Sears, Baby Josephine Aubertine, Sharon Greco Redden, Bev More, Patti Dillenback, Connie Nichols, Donna Cloud, Chelsea Holt, Mary Myers, David Timerman June Paprocki, Roscioli Family, Brenda Hunneyman, Bob Jackson, Shannon O’Brien, Varian Howell, Deborah Murtha, Allison Maryhugh, Beatrice Crane, Mary Upton, Vickie Watson Mason, Diana Gillbert Smith, Linda Sariano, Paula Foster, Tricia Ault Richardson, Adrian Jenness, Emmett Jakubowski, Richard Boulton, Terry Carlin, Sally Parker. If you know anyone who should come off the list or needs to go on it please call the Rectory at 782-1143.

March 13 & 14

Saturday 4:00PM: L – Barb & Steph Williams EM – N/A (SA) 5:30PM: L – Marilynn Hibbard EM— N/A S – Kalli Loveland MH – N/A (IC) Sunday

9:00AM: L— Dan O’Connell EM – N/A S— Emma Romano & McKenna Lee MH — N/A (IC) 10:30AM: L – Dave Altieri EM – N/A (SA)

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**FAITH FORMATION—Brownville & Dexter**

Faith Formation Classes... If you'd like information on our at-home faith formation program, Pflaum Gospel Weeklies, please call Mrs. Corey at (315)788-7240 or email her at [email protected]. _____________________________________

March 7, 2021

3rd Sunday of Lent

We have lost our axis to the world of “anything goes”

and no longer see the Ten Commandments as practical

and wise guideposts to effective living. We live on

“relativism island” where only a possible suggestion to

“love and do not harm” may be the only standard able to

be preached. While Jesus most certainly emphasized

love above anything else, it was never about warm fuzzy

feelings or halfhearted humanitarian efforts. The love of

which Jesus spoke establishes an intimate connection

with God, neighbor, self, and creation. Because this love,

who is God Himself, is at the foundational core of our

lives, it demands actions and attitudes that serve to build

up, increase, and free up those relationships. Love

requires proper conduct. Preserving and enhancing these

love centered relationships is at the heart of the Ten

Commandments (and the Beatitudes) and the reason for

Jesus’ display of anger in the temple. The Ten

Commandments can save the world from turmoil and

conflict by instilling basic moral and relational principles

within us. They also hold a healthy sense of sin in

balance and always remind us of our relationship with

God and the freedom God offers. Our faith preserves

these jewels of truth that we often look beyond, dismiss

altogether, or seek to remove from public view. Human

beings can be so arrogant at times. Our Lenten journey,

especially when embarked upon with sincerity and

resolve, can restore all of our essential relationships.

When we get absorbed in life’s preoccupations and

demands, things can quickly get distorted and we can

find ourselves way off track. In short, we find ourselves

in sin. Humanity is losing a sense of both grace and sin.

We need both to understand what is real and true. Until

we do, the oppressive systems and ideologies that hurt so

many will never change. We will never change. We are

grateful for those courageous souls who willingly

embrace the conversion and hard work Lent demands

and stand against antiquated systems and ideologies.

They give us hope that all is not lost. ©LPi

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR DONATION LAST SUNDAY IC - $1777.00 2/28/21 LAST SUNDAY SA - $.00 2/28/21 THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY AND FOR SUPPORTING OUR PARISH.

SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK Monday Noon: Stations of Cross with Mass at IC Monday 5:45PM: Rosary Prayer Group at IC Wednesday 9:00AM: Mass and Holy Hour Friday 4:00PM: Station of Cross with Adoration (mask/distancing) (SA) ________________________________________________

***FAITH FORMATION—Sackets Harbor***

Faith Formation Classes… If you'd like information on our at-home faith formation program, Pflaum Gospel Weeklies, please call Mrs. Corey at (315)788-7240 or email her at [email protected]. _______________________________________ SA KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS MEETING K of C has cancelled their meetings through the end of the year for 2020. Any questions or concerns call Tom Perkins (GK) at 315-646-2169.

SA ALTAR & ROSARY SOCIETY Altar and Rosary has cancelled meetings until November 2020. We will continue to recite the rosary the 3rd Sunday at 10:00. Any questions or concerns call President Olla Assid at 315-788-5212.

JOB POSTING: Diocesan Coordinator – Office of Parish Audit & Financial Support Services The Roman Catholic Diocese of Ogdensburg is seeking a Diocesan Coordinator – Office of Parish Audit & Financial Support Services. This position provides support in the financial operation of parishes, schools and related entities in the diocese including technical support in the use of QuickBooks Pro and standard accounting practices. This position also oversees the process by which reviews of parish fiscal operations are conducted and reviews annual submission of Parish Financial Reports to assure financial statements are in balance an in accordance with diocesan accounting regulations. A Bachelor’s Degree in accounting with two years audit experience is preferred. Knowledge in QuickBooks Pro accounting software is required. Candidates should possess excellent verbal and written communication skills, have the ability to work independently and manage/establish priority for several projects at the same time. Travel

throughout the diocese is necessary on occasion. Submit letter of interest, resume and three professional references to: Human Resources Office, Diocese of Ogdensburg, P.O. Box 369, Ogdensburg, NY 13669 or e-mail to: [email protected]. Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled.

IC KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS MEETING The next Knights of Columbus meeting will be on Tuesday, April 6th at 7:30pm in the IC Parish Center.

Food Pantry If you know of someone in the Sackets Area that is in need of food or personal hygiene products please let them know of St. Andrew’s Food Pantry. It is open every Thursday 11am-1pm unless a holiday and 3rd Monday of each month 4-6pm. Further information call Cec Perkins 315-559-1516.

BULLETIN If you can’t make it to church to grab a bulletin or just forgot to pick one up you can find it online at

www.immaculateconceptionbrownville.org.

ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP Our Lenten fasting makes sense only when we keep in mind its purpose of uniting us more fully with Christ and our sisters and brothers. Consider fasting this week from some time spent on computer, TV, phone, etc. to feasting on the presence of God found in His creation. Whether observing from your window or from being outdoors, take time each day to notice the beauties of the ice crystals, your "winter neighbors" of fur and feather, the trees when they seem to say nothing, etc. "To see as God’s sees" invites us to inhabit God’s world, to notice it, to cherish it. Enjoy the feasting with all your senses and give praise to the Creator.

DYNAMIC CATHOLIC BEST LENT EVER: Sign up for the daily reflections, videos and inspiring stories. The theme this year is "It's Who You Become". There will be a Lenten journal available at the entrance to the Church. Please take one home and journal along with the daily reflections. To sign up for the daily reflections go to Dynamiccatholic.com/bestlentever. May your journey this lent bring you closer to God and give you deep faith in our Catholic religion.

FREE NATIONAL CATHOLIC WOMEN'S CONFERENCE: March 12-14 The National Catholic Women's Conference is a FREE virtual event for Catholic women of all ages. This year, we will be exploring all the ways that we as women can open ourselves to receive Christ's peace. Despite the pressures that we feel in life, peace is possible! Let's explore it together. The free event goes March 12-14. Register today at www.go.virtualcatholicconference.com/

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