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East State St, Sherburne, NY

April 30th/May 1st 2016

Sixth Sunday of Easter

Among those being confirmed this Spring will be

St. Malachy’s young people:

Vincent Albertina Jesse McDaniel

Laura Alishauskas Cole Olsen

Kyle Cole Benjamin Osborne

Michael Doeberl Rachel Ryan

Jacob Kwasnik Marianne Tenney

Joshua Kwasnik Bryanna Zbydniewski

Salvatore Magro Hunter Zbydniewski

The following children will make their first Holy

Communion:

Maya Tarpinian

Jacob Sulton

SheaLynn Briggs

Hailey Caulfield

Amelia Casscles

Tomek Jusianiec

Gavin Ryan

Blaise White

ASCENSION THURSDAY

This Thursday, May 5th, is the Solemnity of the

Ascension of our Lord, a holy day of obligation.

Masses will be celebrated at:

6:30 PM Wed., May 4th

12:00 Noon Thurs., May 5th

Greeters, Acolytes, Lectors, Collectors and

Ministers of Holy Communion are needed. Please

sign up in the vestibule.

Confession on Wednesday night will be at 5:45 PM

to 6:15 PM because of the vigil Mass.

Women’s Retreat

Rekindling Childlike Joy

at The Good News Center, 10475 Cosby Manor

Rd., Utica 13502-1205

facilitated by Margaret Castellini

5:00pm Friday, June 3rd

-3:00pm Saturday,

June 4th

$75 includes 3 meals and semi-private

lodging.

Register by May 27th

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The joy of a child is contagious, isn’t it? A child’s giggle is simply infectious! We can’t help but smile when we observe the innocent playfulness of children. Could it be that we secretly wish we could re-live those joy-filled days that we never wanted to end? You know the ones when we heard, “Come in when the street light comes on.” Those were the days of endless play, imagination and laughter with friends. Do you often wonder like I do why adults are so serious? What can we learn about God through our relationships with children? If any of this makes you curious, then please join us for this year’s women’s retreat. You’ll have a chance to rekindle that childlike joy! For details call Tanya at The Good News Center at (315)735-6210 or visit us online www.thegoodnewscenter.org.

Pastor: Fr. Lester E. Smith

In Residence: Fr. Gerard F. Lupa

Trustees: Robert Fetzko and James

McDaniel

Director of Music: Dr. Joseph Swain

Director of Youth Ministry and Youth

Faith Formation: Catherine Albertina

Director of Adult Faith Formation: Fr.

Smith

Parish Business Administrator: Nancy

Lehman

Chairman Finance Committee: Paul

Del Fuoco

Administrator of Cemetery: Jared

Randall

Parish Carpenter: Michael Mettler

Buildings & Grounds: Jay McDaniel

Parish Secretary: Patricia Mulligan

Contact Information PO Box 722

31 East State St

Sherburne, NY 13460-0722

Office 607-674-9625 Fax 607-674-2792

Office Hours 8:30 AM-2:00 PM Mon.,

Wed., Fri & 8:30 AM-12:00 Noon Tues.,

Thurs. Parish Website

www.stmalachysherburne.com

Celebration of Mass

Saturday – 5:00 PM Sunday – 9:00 AM

Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confessions)

Sat.–4:00-4:45 PM, Sun.–8:30-8:45 AM Wed. – 7:00-7:30 PM, anytime by appointment

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DISCOURAGED ABOUT

YOUR MARRIAGE?

Try The Third Option Support Group for married

couples. Meet other couples who have overcome

their difficulties. Learn how to break old cycles.

The Third Option Support Group meets every

other Sunday, 6:30-8:30 PM, at The Good News

Center, 10475 Cosby Manor Road, Utica. The

next three meetings are on May 1st, May 15th &

May 29th.

For more info contact Andrea at 315 735-6210

x228, or [email protected]

RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE

Give blood. The need is constant.

The gratification is instant.

St. Malachy’s Church Hall will be the site of another Blood Drive, 1-6 PM on this Monday, May 2nd.

Sign up in the vestibule for a time slot to give blood.

Or register for a time slot online - In the address bar, type “American Red Cross”. Click on “American Red Cross Official Site”. Click on “donate blood”, and scroll down to “ready to donate”. Then type in zip code 13460 and click on the red colored “find a drive”. Then on left side of page scroll down to May 2nd St. Malachy’s and click on St. Malachy’s. Then on the left it will show time slots. Pick your time slot, and follow directions from there.

Volunteers are needed to man the canteen for the blood drive. These volunteers would receive at the canteen those who have just given blood, inquire as to how they are feeling, ask them to sit down for 10-20 minutes, and offer them juice and a snack. Snacks will be provided. If enough people volunteer, these volunteers would have to work only a 1-2 hour shift. Please sign up in the vestibule to serve at the canteen.

HARVEST DINNER WORKER’S PARTY

The Knights of Columbus would like to invite those

who worked at the Harvest Dinner last fall to an

appreciation dinner to be held on Friday, May 6th

, in

the Church Hall.

The event will start with drinks and hors d'oeuvres at

6PM, followed by dinner at 6:30 PM.

Please sign up on the sign-up sheet in the vestibule.

THE THURSDAY NIGHT

PRAYER GROUP

Meets every Thursday at 7:00 PM in the Rectory. Hymns, the Chaplet of Divine Mercy,

and the Scriptural Rosary. Light refreshments follow. All are welcome

ROSARY ACTIVITY

Do you have any broken rosaries that you want

fixed?

Do you have ones that you would like to donate?

Would you like to learn how to fix or make metal

or stringed rosaries?

Would you like to learn, one on one, how to recite

and meditate on the rosary?

There are some parishioners of St. Malachy’s who

would like to use their talents in this ministry.

There is a need for rosaries all over the world and

even in our own parish.

If you are interested in any of these options then

give Catherine Albertina, 674-9497, a call so she

can set you up with one of our volunteers.

ALTAR ROSARY SOCIETY – Please note that

there is a new Altar cleaning schedule posted in the

vestibule, as well as a shcedule you can take, located

on the back table of Church. Assigments are from

April 30th

, 2016 through July 1st, 2017.

EASTER FLOWERS – Potted flowers which have

been on the Altar for the first half of the Easter

Season are available in the work sacristy (to the left

of the altar) for people to take home and, possibly,

plant. Anyone interested is invited to take one. Please

take only the flowers located in the work sacristy.

Thank you, and enjoy.

SCHOLARSHIP - The 4th Degree Knights of

Columbus, Assembly #737, is sponsoring a

$1,000 scholarship for graduating seniors who

plan to attend college. Application forms are

available at the back of the church. Please act

soon because the application forms must be

received by May 6th.

And I saw the river over which every soul

must pass to reach the Kingdom of Heaven.

And the name of that river was Suffering……

And I saw the boat which carries souls across

the river, and the name of the boat was love.

St. John of the Cross

1541-1581



AROUND THE DIOCESE

The Diocese of Syracuse offers a weekly news

program on YouTube called, “Around the

Diocese.” Join Fr. Christopher Seibt as he brings

you the latest diocesan updates as well as

diocesan media tips, Catholic SUN updates,

reflections, virtual retreats, and more. Simply go

to YouTube and search “Diocese of Syracuse.”

Once on the diocesan channel, click “subscribe”

and be sure to check in every Wednesday for

“Around the Diocese.”

Are you or is someone you know in special need of

prayers? Ask St. Malachy’s Prayer Chain to pray for that

need by calling Joyce at 674-6193 or the Parish Office at

674-9625. Call the same number to join the Prayer

Chain.

MORNING PRAYER of The Liturgy of the Hours

every Friday morning at 8:30 AM in the Church.

MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday 5:00 PM 4/23 †Kathleen (Annesi) Jordan (1st Anniversary of Death)

requested by Patty, Andy, Lora & Paula

Sunday 9:00 AM 4/24 †Richard V. Davidson (20th Anniversary of Death)

requested by Bill & Alette Davidson

Monday 5:30 PM 4/25 †All Souls Intentions

Tuesday 8:30 AM 4/26 †The Deceased Members of the Merlino Family requested by Rose Spinella

Wednesday 8:30 AM 4/27 †Dorothy J. Lewicki requested by the Merhib & Lewicki Families

Thursday 8:30 AM 4/28 People of St. Malachy’s

Friday 12:00 Noon 4/29

†Harold Mulligan requested by Paul & Gloria Mulligan

Saturday 5:00 PM 4/30

†For the Newly Confirmed Young People

of St. Malachy’s, St. Theresa’s & St. Joseph’s Parishes

Sunday 9:00 AM 5/1 For all the Children Receiving Their First

Communion Today

THE ROSARY is recited communally in the Church every Saturday at 4:40 PM for an increase of vocations to the priesthood

and religious life. All are welcome to participate.



HONOR OUR BLESSED MOTHER

Friday, May 13th, the Feast of Our Lady of

Fatima

5:30 PM – Stations of the Cross, Exposition of

the Blessed Sacrament, the Divine Mercy

Chaplet, Benediction of the Blessed

Sacrament, Procession to our Shrine for the

Crowning of Mary, the Living Rosary

7:00 PM – Pancake Supper in the Parish Hall –

All you can eat

Please sign up in the vestibule if you would

like to participate.

NOVENA TO THE HOLY SPIRIT

The Novena to the Holy Spirit is the oldest

Novena of the Church. It represents the

nine days that elapsed between our Lord’s

Ascension and the descent of the Holy Spirit

upon Mary and the Apostles and disciples

gathered in the Upper Room in Jerusalem.

The Novena to the Holy Spirit is a

wonderful way to pray for a new

outpouring of the Spirit on our own lives,

on our Parish and on the world.

The Novena to the Holy Spirit began on the

day after Ascension Thursday, that is, on

Friday, May 6th. To participate, please pick

up a copy of the Novena on the big table in

the back of the Church. ST. MALACHY’S NURSERY SCHOOL

St. Malachy’s Nursery School will open on

Sunday, June 5th!

The Nursery School will be for all children

under the age of five.

It will be held in the Church Hall during

the 9:00 AM Mass every Sunday.

The mission of the Nursery School is

twofold:

1) To enable parents of young children to

get more out of the Mass and to enjoy

it more.

2) To give the little ones a fun, Christian,

leaning experience.

The Nursery School will be staffed mainly

by young mothers, as well as others.

For more information, call Leah Fowler at

315-750-9441 the Parish Office at 674-

9625.

WEARING RED FOR PENTECOST

The liturgical color for the great Feast of Pentecost is red (Holy Spirit, tongues of fire, love). Therefore, everyone is encouraged to wear as much red as possible to Mass on Pentecost weekend, May 14th/15th, if they have anything red

BROTHERS AND SISTERS IN CHRIST,

Please read the following article on assisted

suicide. It is very important.

Fr. Smith

ASSISTED SUICIDE

Legislation has been introduced in the New York

State Legislature that would allow doctors to

legally prescribe a lethal dose of pills at the

request of a terminally ill patient.

Why is our Church against physician assisted

suicide? First, let it be known that the Catholic

Church does not teach that life must be

preserved by any and all means. Extraordinary

means, such as breathing machines, are not

necessary when death is near. People must be

allowed to die naturally. But we cannot

intentionally take their lives or help them to

deliberately hasten their death.

Under the proposed New York legislation,

patients would be eligible for assisted suicide if a

doctor has diagnosed them with six months or

less to live. Yet doctors cannot accurately predict

life expectancy. And it often happens that

someone outlives the odds.

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Doctor-assisted suicide is fundamentally

incompatible with the physician’s role as a

healer. It undermines the bond of trust between

doctors and their patients. The way that doctors

respond to their patients affects the patients’

view of themselves and their self-worth.

People who say they want to kill themselves are

often clinically depressed. For those who receive

a terminal diagnosis, the stress and turmoil can

lead to a depression. Yet there is no requirement

in the legislation that patients receive counseling

or mental health treatment before they choose a

lethal and irreversible course of action.

The proposed legislation offers no protections to

ensure that the patient is not being coerced into

taking the drugs, or even to prevent another

person from administering the drugs. While

legal witnesses must be present at the time of

the request, one of them can be someone who

stands to gain financially from the patient’s

death. Legalized assisted suicide empowers

others – family members , health care systems,

insurance companies – to pressure and exploit

older, weaker, vulnerable persons in order to get

them to cut short their lives.

All of the so-called safeguards of assisted suicide

occur at the time a

request for medication is made by the patient.

There are no safeguards at the time the patient

consumes the pills, which could be months or

even years after the request is made. Family

members don’t have to be notified, and no

medical professional is required to be present.

In Oregon, where physician assisted suicide is

legal, in 89% of the cases in which the assisted

suicide was carried out, the prescribing doctor

was not present.

Under the proposed legislation, doctors are

specifically required to fabricate the patient’s

death certificate and state untruthfully that the

cause of death is the underlying disease, rather

than the unnatural act of suicide.

New York State spends millions of dollars each

year to prevent suicides with anti-bullying

campaigns in schools, awareness training in

prisons, toll-free hotlines and extra safety

precautions on bridges. It makes no sense to

recognize suicide as a statewide public health

concern while simultaneously promoting it as

“dignified and humane” for certain populations.

Assisted suicide is less expensive than pain-

relieving and supportive care at the end of life.

As insurance companies and governments seek

to reduce health care spending, will they

promote this option in order to reduce expenses

and liability? In Oregon, some patients have

noted that lethal doses of drugs were covered by

their insurer while cancer treatments were not.

Once the government approves of assisted

suicide for those with a 6 month terminal

diagnosis, it will be difficult to limit it to that

group. In Oregon, where the law is six months,

lawmakers are already considering extending the

terminal diagnosis to those with one year or less

to live.

In the European countries that have legalized

suicide, it has led to widespread euthanasia,

including involuntary killing of patients who

never asked for suicide, the killing of children,

and the establishment of stand-alone suicide

clinics. And advocates there have already said

that they intend to extend the reach of assisted

suicide beyond the terminally ill.

In this country, it should also be noted that

studies have shown that the overall suicide rate

increases in states where assisted suicide is legal.

Maintaining New York’s ban on assisted suicide

does not mean that terminally ill patients must

die an agonizingly long

and painful death. Almost all physical pain can be

controlled through pain management and

medications, and measures that are unduly

burdensome may be removed or withheld,

allowing natural death to occur. Hospice can

provide comfort and comprehensive care.

Let your state legislators know your position on

physician assisted suicide by going to The New

York State Catholic Conference website and

clicking on “Take Action”.

ROSARY ACTIVITY

Do you have any broken rosaries that you want

fixed?

Do you have ones that you would like to donate?

Would you like to learn how to fix or make metal

or stringed rosaries?

Would you like to learn, one on one, how to recite

and meditate on the rosary?

There are some parishioners of St. Malachy’s who

would like to use their talents in this ministry.

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There is a need for rosaries all over the world and

even in our own parish.

If you are interested in any of these options then

give Catherine Albertina, 674-9497, a call so she

can set you up with one of our volunteers.

If you have a Rosary you would like to have

repaired or would like to donate, please put it in

the box on the big table in the back of Church. If it

is a rosary to be repaired, please use one of the

envelopes provided.

Women’s Retreat



Rd., Utica 13502-1205



-3:00pm Saturday,

June 4th


lodging.


.

The joy of a child is contagious, isn’t it? A child’s giggle is simply infectious! We can’t help but smile when we observe the innocent playfulness of children. Could it be that we secretly wish we could re-live those joy-filled days that we never wanted to end? You know the ones when we heard, “Come in when the street light comes on.” Those were the days of endless play, imagination and laughter with friends. Do you often wonder like I do why adults are so serious? What can we learn about God through our relationships with children? If any of this makes you curious, then please join us for this year’s women’s retreat. You’ll have a chance to rekindle that childlike joy! For details call Tanya at The Good News Center at (315)735-6210 or visit us online www.thegoodnewscenter.org.

Fun, Friends, & Faith.

For any youth in Grades 6-12

6:30-8:30 PM this Wednesday, May 11th (and

almost all Wednesdays) in the Church Hall.

Come, and see!

THE THURSDAY NIGHT

PRAYER GROUP

Meets every Thursday at 7:00 PM in the Rectory. Hymns, the Chaplet of Divine Mercy, and the Scriptural Rosary. Light refreshments follow. All are welcome

ALTAR ROSARY SOCIETY MEETING

This Tuesday, May 10th, in

the Church Hall.

Beginning at 6:30 PM with

the recitation of the Rosary in the Church.

All women of the parish are invited.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS MEETING

7:00 PM Tues., May 24th

, in the Payne House

All Knights are urged to be there.

Any other man at least 18 years of age, who is

interested, is also cordially invited.

SOMETHING NEW AT ST. MALACHY’S A Fraternity of Secular Franciscans

Do you admire St. Francis of Assisi and the

way he lived and followed the Gospel?

Are you interested in being part of a small

community within the wider community of

the Parish, a small community of sharing and

of striving to live St. Francis way of following

Christ?

Parishioners George and Patty Catalano

would like to invite you to come to an

introductory meeting at 10:30 AM Sunday,

May 22nd, in the Rectory (Please use side

door.) to see if it might be for you.

To learn more about it, pick up one of the

pamphlets, “Come and See”, off the writing

board in the vestibule, or call the Parish Office

at 674-9625.

BAPTISM! At 3:00 PM this Saturday, May 7

th,

Harper Stacia Hicks, daughter of Jeremey

Michael & Stacy Jusianiec Hicks, was born

anew of water and the Holy Spirit and welcomed

into the Mystical Body of Christ!

BANNS OF MARRIAGE

Matthew Weinell

&

Sophie Kalankowski

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Pentecost the Descent of the Holy Spirit

and the Birthday of the Church.

“God’s love has been poured into our hearts

through the Holy Spirit who has been given to us.” -

Romans 5:5

The Fruit of the Holy Spirit:

“But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace,

patience, kindness, goodness, faith,

gentleness and chastity.” - Galatians 5:22-23

Let your love be like the rain, which falls gently, yet

fills the river. – anonymous

ST. MALACHY’S NURSERY SCHOOL

St. Malachy’s Nursery School will open on

Sunday, June 5th!

The Nursery School will be for all children

under the age of five.

It will be held in the Church Hall during

the 9:00 AM Mass every Sunday.

The mission of the Nursery School is

twofold:

3) To enable parents of young children to

get more out of the Mass and to enjoy

it more.

4) To give the little ones a fun, Christian,

leaning experience.

The Nursery School will be staffed mainly

by young mothers, as well as others.

For more information, call Leah Fowler at

315-750-9441 or the Parish Office at 674-

9625.

BANNS OF MARRIAGE

Matthew Weinell

&

Sophie Kolankowski

ORDINATION

of

MATTHEW SCHULTZ

St. Malachy’s parishioner Matthew Schultz

is to be ordained a deacon in the

Cathedral of the Diocese of Manchester,

New Hampshire at 10:00 AM on Saturday,

May 28th!

This ordination, to take place in St.

Joseph’s Cathedral, 145 Lowell Street,

Manchester, NH 03104, is open to the

public.

Mike and Jane Schultz would like to invite

any parishioners of St. Malachy’s who

attends the ordination to a luncheon in

Manchester in honor of this sacred

celebration immediately following the

ordination. Please sign up in the vestibule

if you would like to attend the ordination

and the luncheon.

Please sign up by Saturday, May 21st, if

you plan to attend. If you are interested in

carpooling, please so indicate on the sign-

up sheet. Thank you.

THE THURSDAY NIGHT

PRAYER GROUP








NEW SOCIAL EVENTS COMMITTEE

Would you like to participate in

organizing a Social Events Committee for

St. Malachy’s?

Purpose: to imagine, plan and organize

wholesome, fun social events for adults

Please sign up in the vestibule if

interested.

May 14th/15th 2016

Pentecost Sunday

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SOMETHING NEW AT ST. MALACHY’S A Fraternity of Secular Franciscans

Do you admire St. Francis of Assisi and the

way he lived and followed the Gospel?

Are you interested in being part of a small

community within the wider community of

the Parish, a small community of sharing and

of striving to live St. Francis way of following

Christ?

Parishioners George and Patty Catalano

would like to invite you to come to an

introductory meeting at 10:30 AM Sunday,

May 22nd, in the Rectory (Please use side

door.) to see if it might be for you.

To learn more about it, pick up one of the

pamphlets, “Come and See”, off the writing

board in the vestibule, or call the Parish Office

at 674-9625.

FATHER LUPA will be the homilist and main

celebrant at the Masses on the weekend of May

28th/29th.

ROSARY ACTIVITY

Do you have any broken rosaries that you

want fixed?

Do you have ones that you would like to

donate?

Would you like to learn how to fix or make

metal or stringed rosaries?

Would you like to learn, one on one, how to

recite and meditate on the rosary?

There are some parishioners of St. Malachy’s

who would like to use their talents in this

ministry.

There is a need for rosaries all over the world

and even in our own parish.

If you are interested in any of these options

then give Catherine Albertina, 674-9497, a

call so she can set you up with one of our

volunteers.

If you have a Rosary you would like to have

repaired or would like to donate, please put it

in the box on the big table in the back of

Church. If it is a rosary to be repaired, please

use one of the envelopes provided.

COMMUNITY FORUM

The Heroin & Opioid Epidemic

Monday, May 23rd, 5:30-8:00 PM at Magro’s

Banquet Hall, Route 12B in Sherburne

Goal: to raise awareness, to educate the

public, and to promote prevention, harm

reduction and recovery in the Sherburne-

Earlville communities

Opening remarks by Eric Schnabl,

Superintendent of the Sherburne-Earlville

School District

Panel made up of: a person in recovery, a

loved one affected by addiction, a treatment

resource specialist, an addiction specialist, a

criminal justice representative

Sponsored by TruthPharm and the SE

Community Response Team

Refreshments provided by Magro’s Banquet

Hall

Find us on Facebook:

facebook.com/SEFIGHTINGBACK

BROTHERS AND SISTERS IN CHRIST,

It is time once again for us

to support the work of our Church through the

annual Bishop’s Hope Appeal. This appeal is of

vital importance to the mission of Christ through:

our university and hospital chaplains, outreach to

the rural and urban poor, parish faith formation,

Catholic schools, family life programs and many

other good works.

This year, St. Malachy’s assessment has

gone up, from $16,008.89 to $16,832.27. But

50% of the amount by which a parish exceeds its

assessment is given back to the parish the

following Spring.

Every Catholic family in the Diocese should

have received a letter from the Bishop, along

with a pledge form. We would like to ask

everyone to turn in their pledge form by next

Sunday, May 22nd, by either dropping it into the

collection basket or mailing it to St. Malachy’s.

We would like to have all pledges go through the

Parish rather than being sent directly to the

Diocese.

Again this year, we are asking every family

to pledge $120.00 ($10.00/month), more if

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possible. Any checks written should be made out:

Hope Appeal.

Please be as generous as possible. Only if

some families pledge more than $120.00 will we

make our assessment. Last year the average

pledge of families throughout the Diocese was

$178.37. The average pledge of St. Malachy’s

families was $204.04! Therefore, some families

gave way more than that.

All we ask, however, is that each family do

the best it can. What we hope for most of all is

that every family in the Parish make a pledge, no

matter how small, because, as a parish family,

we want to be all in this together.

Thanks for reading this. May our Risen

Lord Bless you always.

Fr. Smith

PARISH COUNCIL MEETING

Tuesday May 31st at 7 PM,

in the Church Hall

Women’s Retreat



Rd., Utica 13502-1205



-3:00pm Saturday,

June 4th


lodging.


.

The joy of a child is contagious, isn’t it? A child’s giggle is simply infectious! We can’t help but smile when we observe the innocent playfulness of children. Could it be that we secretly wish we could re-live those joy-filled days that we never wanted to end? You know the ones when we heard, “Come in when the street light comes on.” Those were the days of endless play, imagination and laughter with friends. Do you often wonder like I do why adults are so serious? What can we learn about God through our relationships with children? If any of this makes you curious, then please join us for this year’s women’s retreat. You’ll have a chance to

rekindle that childlike joy! For details call Tanya at The Good News Center at (315)735-6210 or visit us online www.thegoodnewscenter.org.

Are you or is someone you know in special need of

prayers? Ask St. Malachy’s Prayer Chain to pray for that

need by calling Joyce at 674-6193 or the Parish Office at

674-9625. Call the same number to join the Prayer

Chain.

MORNING PRAYER of The Liturgy of the Hours

every Friday morning at 8:30 AM in the Church.

Women’s Retreat



Rd., Utica 13502-1205



-3:00pm Saturday,

June 4th


lodging.


.

The joy of a child is contagious, isn’t it? A child’s giggle is simply infectious! We can’t help but smile when we observe the innocent playfulness of children. Could it be that we secretly wish we

MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday 5:00 PM 5/14 †Grace Davidson

requested by Bill & Alette Davidson

Sunday 9:00 AM 5/15 People of St. Malachy’s

Monday 5:30 PM 5/16

†All Souls Intentions

Tuesday 8:30 AM 5/17 †Lillian Dromgoole requested by the Family

Wednesday 8:30 AM 5/18

†Ron Vitullo

Thursday 8:30 AM 5/19 †Deacon Ray Goskowski requested by Fr. Smith

Friday 12:00 Noon 5/20 †All Souls Intentions

Saturday 5:00 PM 5/21 †Helene Teller Combopiano requested by Frank & Gen

Sunday 9:00 AM 5/22 †Joseph O’Connor Cunningham (5th Anniversary of Death) requested by the Family

THE ROSARY is recited communally in the

Church every Saturday at 4:40 PM for an increase of vocations to the priesthood and religious life. All are welcome to participate.

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could re-live those joy-filled days that we never wanted to end? You know the ones when we heard, “Come in when the street light comes on.” Those were the days of endless play, imagination and laughter with friends. Do you often wonder like I do why adults are so serious? What can we learn about God through our relationships with children? If any of this makes you curious, then please join us for this year’s women’s retreat. You’ll have a chance to rekindle that childlike joy! For details call Tanya at The Good News Center at (315)735-6210 or visit us online www.thegoodnewscenter.org.

THE THURSDAY NIGHT

PRAYER GROUP








NEW SOCIAL EVENTS COMMITTEE

Would you like to participate in

organizing a Social Events Committee for

St. Malachy’s?

Purpose: to imagine, plan and organize

wholesome, fun social events for adults

Please sign up in the vestibule if

interested.

WELCOME TO ST. MALACHY’S

PARISH

P.O. Box 722

Sherburne, NY 13460

607-674-9625

Fr. Lester Smith

Please use this form to make your

needs known, dropping it into the

collection basket or mailing it to the

address above.

I would like to make an

appointment to speak with the

pastor.

I would like to report that the

following person is ill or has other

special needs.

______________________________

I am interested in joining this

parish.

I would like to receive offering

envelopes.

Other comments: ___________________________________

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Name:_____________________________

Address: ____________________________________

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Telephone:_________________________

Email_____________________________

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May 14th/15th 2016

Pentecost Sunday

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