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January 9, 2022 - Feast of the Baptism of the Lord
Baptism: A New Creation & Commitment
Last Sunday, we celebrated the Feast of the Epiphany—the manifestation of the Infant Jesus
to the nations through the Magi. This weekend, we solemnly celebrate the Feast of the
Baptism of the Lord, which is a manifestation of Jesus as the Son of God and Servant of
Yahweh. With this feast, our Christmas season draws to a close. The Monday following the
feast of the Baptism of the Lord is Monday of the first week of Ordinary Time.
In the Eastern Church, this feast is called Theophany because at the baptism of Christ, the Holy Trinity appeared
clearly to mankind for the first time: the Father's voice is heard from Heaven, the Son of God is standing
physically in the Jordan, and the Holy Spirit descends on Him in the form of a dove to empower him so he could
fulfill his saving mission. This was the crucial turning point of Christ’s life. In being baptized by John, Jesus
expressed his willingness to respond to and accept his Father’s will and His mission. It was the beginning of
Jesus’s public ministry.
This event in the life of Jesus prompts us to reflect on our own baptism and its significance for our lives. To be
baptized means to be born again. It is a new birth, birth by water and the Spirit, a birth which introduces us into a
new life. Through our baptism, we share the life of Jesus Christ, a life of intimacy with the divine family of the
Trinity. To be baptized means to be washed spotless, to be freed from iniquity. We become a new creation
washed clean in the blood of the Lamb. To be baptized means to be plunged into the paschal mystery of Christ’s
life, death, and resurrection, and to live a new life.
Today’s feast should prompt us to renew our commitment to making Jesus the very center of our lives. Let us
renew our commitment to our common baptismal vocation to be salt and light to the world and seek to do so by
leading lives of humble love and service to others. We do this so that when our time comes to stand before Jesus,
he might say, “Well done, my good and faithful servant. My Father is well pleased. Come, enter the gates of
paradise.”
As we dip our hands into the baptismal font,
let us think of our dignity, our call, and
God’s statement of our commission: you are
my beloved in whom I am well pleased. Go,
be my disciple. Then let us be just that!
May God bless us.
Fr.Sriram.Sadhanala@dor.org, 585-586-8089 x. 123;
Sun-Tues-Thurs-every other Sat: 3pm Rosary on Facebook @ Sriram Sadhanala
Stewardship: Time, Talent and Treasure
COOKING TALENTS NEEDED! Satur-
day night priests’ dinners have been sched-
uled at St. Joseph’s for: Jan 22nd & March
12th. You are invited to plan the meal and
shop using the parish Wegmans card, then prepare and
serve the dinner and clean up afterwards. A great thing
for a couple or friends to do together!
To learn more and sign up, contact Kathy Best at
585-586-8089 x.120, Kathleen.Best@sjcpenfield.com.
Weekly Collection Reports
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Worship
GOSPEL AND QUESTION OF THE WEEK
MASS WITH
Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
ANOINTING OF THE SICK:
January 16
Wed., Jan. 19 at 11am, St. Joseph’s
Holy Gospel according to John
John 2:1-11
MASS & CONFESSION SCHEDULE
NYS MASK REQUIREMENT There was a wedding at Cana in Galilee, and the
New York State has mother of Jesus was there. Jesus and his disciples
implemented a new mask were also invited to the wedding. When the wine ran
mandate that applies to our short, the mother of Jesus said to him, “They have no
parishes. We fall under the wine.” And Jesus said to her, “Woman, how does
“Business/Venue Mask- your concern affect me? My hour has not yet come.”
Wearing Requirement” His mother said to the servers, “Do whatever he tells
because we do not require you.” Now there were six stone water jars there for
proof of vaccination for entry. Jewish ceremonial washings, each holding twenty to
All people age two and over thirty gallons. Jesus told them, “Fill the jars with
who are participating in water.” So they filled them to the brim. Then he told
Mass, or attending any them, “Draw some out now and take it to the head-
other indoor gatherings, meetings, athletic events, waiter.” So they took it. And when the headwaiter
practices, or rehearsals are required to wear a tasted the water that had become wine, without
mask; extra masks will be made available for those knowing where it came from — although the servers
who do not bring their own. Since the NYS mask who had drawn the water knew —, the headwaiter
mandate is in effect until January 15, 2022, we will called the bridegroom and said to him, “Everyone
revisit these protocols again in mid-January. serves good wine first, and then when people have
drunk freely, an inferior one; but you have kept the
Holy Spirit Church: good wine until now.” Jesus did this as the beginning
Weekday: Monday - Friday 9:00am of his signs at Cana in Galilee and so revealed his
Saturday Vigil: 4:00pm glory, and his disciples began to believe in him.
Sunday: 8:30am & 11:00am
Reconciliation: Saturday 2:30pm
St. Joseph’s Church: On January 16,
Weekday: Monday - Saturday 9:00am Father Sadhanala is preaching at Holy Spirit
Saturday Vigil: 4:30pm Father Jim Schwartz is preaching at St. Joseph’s
Sunday: 8am, 9:30am, 11am & 5:00pm
Reconciliation: Saturday 3:30pm GOSPEL QUESTION OF THE WEEK
In the gospel today, we witness Jesus' miracle at the
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION—HOLY SPIRIT Wedding Feast of Cana. Jesus produces vast
Sunday & Monday 2pm to 9pm, Tuesday 10am to quantities of wine—six jars holding thirty gallons
9pm, Wednesday 10am to 4pm, Thursday 3pm to 9pm, each are filled to overflowing with choice wine. May
Friday from 10am to 9pm, Saturday 9am to 3pm we learn from this lavish response to a simple human
need. We are given the abundance of God's kingdom
VOLUNTEER NEEDS: and must share.
Saturdays Noon - 1:00pm, Tuesdays 8:00-9:00pm,
Thursdays 4:00 - 5:00pm Where this week might we respond generously when
Please contact Mary Reardon for more information: we observe great human need?
671-3822 or plainjan@rochester.rr.com
Daily readings are always available at
www.usccb.org/bible/readings
LIVE-STREAMING MASS
Live-stream St. Joseph’s Masses : For the weekly parish email contact
•www.holyspirit-saintjoseph.org/online-ministries cathy.kamp@sjcpenfield.com with the subject line:
•On Facebook, “LIKE” St. Joseph’s Penfield Add me to the question of the week email list!
•YouTube - subscribe to Saint Joseph Church Penfield.
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Prayers and Mass Intentions
Monday January 10th Saturday January 15th
9:00 am 4:00 pm Holy Spirit
† Thomas Beiersdorf by The Histed Family (SJ) † Norman and Mary Wittman by Chuck & MaryAnn
† Roman Klosowski by Bill & Jewel Kelley (HS) Scardino (HS)
4:30 pm St. Joseph’s
Tuesday January 11th † Robert Burns, 2nd Anniversary by Jeanne Healy Burns SJ)
9:00 am
† Dorothy DeSario by Barbara Bruce (SJ) Sunday January 16th 2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
† For St. Joseph to Bless our Parish and Our World by Hao St. Joseph’s
Tran (HS) 8:00 am
† Joe DeMaria by Parents Joe and Jackie DeMaria (HS) † Thomas Gmelin by Joyce & Bill Crandall (SJ)
† Anita Abdoo by Jim and Rita Reid (SJ)
Wednesday January 12th 9:30 am
9:00 am † Nanette Hotchner by Ray & Donna Kulik (SJ)
† Joan & William Kane by Eileen Miller (SJ)
† Dawn Acquiviva by Joe & Anne Sakmyster (HS) 11:00 am
† John Wojciechowski by The Wojciechowski Family (SJ)
Thursday January 13th St. Hilary of Poitiers 5:00 pm
9:00 am † Anita Abdoo by The Zimmerman Family (SJ)
† Mario Lupia by Sara Nozzi (SJ) † Susan N. Guenther by Bob and Nancy Schwab (SJ)
† Tucker Wilson by Robert Pokalsky (SJ)
† Samuel and Grace Macaluso by Linda and Joyce (HS)
Holy Spirit
Friday January 14th 2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
9:00 am 8:30 am
† Joyce DeFranco by Joe DeFranco & Family (SJ) † Gregory Dworaczek by The Willing Family (HS)
† Arthur and James Russi by Sister, Bernice (HS) 11:00 am
† Roger Hazard by Holy Spirit Chancel Choir (HS)
Saturday January 15th Mem. of Blessed Virgin Mary † Luigi Valente by Wife and Son (HS)
9:00 am
† Genevieve & Frank Palermo, Wedding Anniversary
Rememberace by The Family (SJ)
The Sanctuary Candle at Holy Spirit burns
this week in honor of:
Living Members of the Parish
by Fr. James Schwartz (HS) Henry Manfredi (SJ)
Mary Lou Lawson (HS)
The Sanctuary Candle at St. Joseph’s burns
this week in memory of:
Karen Fishback
by Her Loving Husband Bob and Family (SJ)
The Legion of Mary Invites You to Pray The
Rosary with Them during the Pandemic
CONFESSIONS:
Every Saturday at 2:30pm at Holy Tuesday Afternoons at 3:00 pm
Spirit in the Youth Room and 3:30pm at St. Joseph’s Church
in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel at St.
Joseph’s or by appointment. All are Welcome!
Fr. Jim: 585-586-8089X 112 or
schwartz@dor.org
Fr. Sadhanala 585-586-8089X 123 or IN REMEMBRANCE
fr.sadhanala.sriram@dor.org
St. Joseph’s In Remembrance column is now online
with bios of parishioners who recently celebrated
Low Gluten Hosts are available at both Parishes funerals at St. Joseph’s:
upon request https://holyspirit-saintjoseph.org/in-remembrance
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Love Your Neighbor Respect Life
MARCH FOR LIFE
JANUARY 21, 2022
BUS TRIP TO WASHINGTON D.C.
The March for Life will be held on January 21, 2022.
We are now taking reservations for the 2022 “March
Happy New Year!
for Life” Bus Trip departing from Church of the Holy
Are you looking for some faith-filled new year’s Spirit to Washington D.C.
resolutions? Pope Francis has some good ideas.
Participants must arrive to Holy Spirit
8 New Year’s Resolutions Suggestions from Pope January 20th at 9p.m.
Francis
1. Volunteer for a local charity or non-profit. If you would like to attend, please visit our web site at:
2. Stop judging others (and gossiping). http://march4life.gmsander.info and fill out a
3. Take Scripture to heart -- become more familiar reservation request form. The cost this year is only
with the Bible. $30.00 per person. For more info, visit the website,
4. Take one concrete step to become more call Gerry Sander at 585-503-3256, or email us at:
environmentally conscious. committeeforlife@yahoo.com.
5. Pray every day. Even when it’s hard.
6. Let go of a grudge or two.
7. Get off Twitter. Stephen Ministry
8. Call your loved ones regularly. And truly listen.
May we all grow in discovering Christ while building Life is Complicated!!!
a more just society and living lives of mercy, prayer,
and action. You have probably discovered that changes in life
Love Your Neighbor sessions will begin again on involve some degree of stress and very often stress
January 10th. This weekend, hard copies of the current can further complicate life. Even happy situations can
participant guide are available in the west transept at cause unanticipated life stresses. The truth is, change
St. Joe’s. We look forward to being with you again in and/or stress arise in everyone’s life at some point in
the New Year and continuing to grow in our under- time. It is easy to become overwhelmed and
standing of what it means to love our neighbors - no unnerved.
exception.
Stephen Ministers have received and
continue to receive special training
on how to listen and help you to
reset your balance. Men meet with
men and women with women once a
week for as short or long as needed.
Many of our parishioners, with God’s help, have
rediscovered their ability to feel joy and well-being.
Everything is always strictly confidential. If you
would like more information or, with their
permission, you know someone who can benefit from
meeting with a Stephen Minister please call us at
585-586-8089 X130.
We will be happy to speak with you.
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SYNOD 2021-2022 Social Outreach
IS THE SYNOD A NEW PARISH PROGRAM? JANUARY 8-9 PHILLIP THE VAN
Actually, it is not a parish program. The synod is a FOOD COLLECTION
specially crafted process that Pope Francis has chosen Most Needed Items: Mac & Cheese, Coffee,
for the church —- to listen —- to the church. All in Applesauce, Tuna, Pop-Tarts and Cereal
dialogue with the inspiration of the Holy Spirit. Help restock our city food pantries and the new
walk-through Penfield Hope pantry!
It’s part of a prayerful process that we probably know
well, but just in another way. If we’ve ever said even
one prayer, we have been guided by the Holy Spirit!
WHAT IS A SYNOD?
A synod process is a
sharing between people of
different ages,
backgrounds, spirituality,
but with a desire to be one
with the Spirit, and
together create a bright
future.
SOUNDS LIKE IT’S FOR CLERGY OR
THEOLOGIANS
Not at all! The process is meant to be clergy, religious
& laity learning how to be ‘missionary disciples,’
TOGETHER! It’s like Jesus taught the apostles—he
taught them and prepared them for the time when he
would no longer be there. It’s our turn to enhance our
preparation for the mission.
From the USCCB Department of Justice, Peace, &
HOW CAN MY ONE VOICE SPEAK TO THE Human Development
FUTURE OF THE CHURCH? This month, an estimated 35 million families will
Our input isn’t meant to be directed at changing receive a monthly Child Tax Credit payment to help
Church teaching. BUT your voice is vital in the way make ends meet. This will be the last monthly
we live, pray and treat one another as God’s family. payment unless Congress acts to maintain the
Every voice, knitted together, becomes a beautiful expanded Child Tax Credit. The expanded credit has
contribution! been an extremely effective anti-poverty program,
lifting 3.8 million children above the poverty line. If
the expanded credit expires, the amount of help
families receive will shrink, monthly payments will
end, roughly one-third of households will no longer be
SHARING
eligible to receive the full credit because their incomes
Which phrase expresses your vision of church?
are too low, and the lowest-income families will be cut
Why?
off from the credit all together.
The beautiful vision of Pope Francis for this time of
Locally, we have seen the child tax credit at work with
dialogue includes:
families we assist through Penfield Hope. Families are
planting dreams
able to maintain their housing and critical expenses
allowing us to see what church can be—vision
with the child tax credit. It works! Urge Congress to
allowing hope to flourish
extend the expanded Child Tax Credit so families have
inspiring trust
continued access to needed monthly support. Ask
healing wounds
Congress to act now to ensure we don’t reverse the
weaving together relationships
progress we’ve made reducing child poverty. https://
awakening a dawn of hope
www.votervoice.net/USCCB/Campaigns/90308/
learning from one another
Respond
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Christmas Flower Memorials 2021
Lewis and Carol Hosenfeld – Caroline, Simone, Roman, and Dorothy Hosenfeld
St Joseph and William Lighthouse
Grace Dewey – Warren Dewey & Elvira DeLeo Robert and Jennifer Darlak – Darlak and Olt families
Joseph and Nancy Cowan – Mildred, Bert, and Cindy Cowan / Patricia Stuver – Nicholais family, Giudice family, John Connell
Patricia, Carl, John Niederhofer / Michael Lipton
Edward and Barbara Murphy – Sue and Sam Maida, Ed and Ad Murphy, Jane
Harold and Josephine Beckwith – Joseph S. Fico, Mary A. Fico Maida, Paulette Everth, Traci Maida
Lance Nelson – Ruth Frances Nelson William and Catherine D’Anza – D’Anza family, Battaglia
Douglas and Evelyn Kirst – Ray and Blanche Wagner family, Mangine family, Cammisa family
George and Ellen Smaglo – Bridget Smaglo, Caitlin Todd Holy Spirit
David and Karen Lounder – Frank Barney, Herb Lounder, Shirley Lounder
Ronald and Barbara Monteleon – Stately and Monteleon
James and Eileen Cotter – Ralph and Mary Adamo, Eileen and Aloysius Kellman, families
Rose and Joseph Adamo, Anna and William Krall, Alice and Girvin Cotter
Richard and Diane Cundra – Olimpia and Louis Gilgardi/Mary and Stephen
Susan Murphy – Jane Merkle, Charles Murphy, Chas and Mary Donnelly
Cundra
Richard and Carole Bialczak – Emily and John Bolton, Marianna and Stanley
Bialczak, Charles Daniel, Charlie Boldman Carol Buckner – All members of the Rutigliano and Buckner families/ Vincent
Rutigliano/ William Buckner/ Mildred Buckner/Gene and Frances Montagne/
Rodney and Ann Bauer – Deceased family and friends
Robert Fess/ Florence Rutigliano
Lawrence and Kathryn Oberlies – Hubert and Martha Oberlies
Ralph Palmer – Deceased members of the Louis and Mary Palmer family
Martin and Deborah Marchand – Nicholas Marchand
Joseph and Anna Infurna – Frank and Nancy Argento, Cologero and Santa
Theodore and Barbara Voll – The Thayer Family, The Voll Family
Inferna, Norman Palermo, Frank Disalvo
Judith Lippa – Angela and Nicholas Pelusio
Christine Mackenzie – George Mackenzie
Donald and Paulette Simonetti – Simonetti family, Cangilaro family
James and Clare Combs – Van and Peg Combs Kathleen Kennerson – Deceased family members of the Kennerson, Welch,
Webber and Hayes families
Anthony and Nadine Compisi – Frank and Helen Compisi, Warren and Barbara
Gager, Emily Gager Richard and Linda Jones – Addimanda family
Angelo and Beatrice Dorazio – Beatrice D’Orazio Eugene and Roxanne Mazzola – Carmela Mazzola and Eugene Mazzola Sr.
Cheryl Yehl – Lillian and Anthony Wilks
Ronald and Joann Maggio – Anna and Charlie Ippolito, Cecelia and Frank
William and Mary Jane Farone – Carla Farone Giambrone Maggio, Margaret Dunn, Linda Edwards, Yolanda Bouffard, Sister Mary Aid
Lacagnina
Paul and Georgia Alford – Lucy Loomis
Philip and Morna Monahan – Mr and Mrs Patrick Monahan, Mr and Mrs Slyster Patricia Lamb – Charles and Martha Barenthaler, Jerry Nowland
Immacolata Vanni – Carmine Vanni, Vanni family and Fragomeni family John and Celeste Veloski – Donald Veloski, Joseph and Rose Veloski, George
and Marie Walsh, Eugene and Annette Chouquette, Samuel and Josephine
William and Regina Nichols – Carolyn Denburgh
Mezzio
Lucy Sicker – Brotsch and Sicker families
William and Kathleen Perun – Mr.&Mrs. Dimitri and Mary Perun, Mr.&Mrs.
Harry and Filomena Howell – Andrew and Palmina LoPresti, Frank and Giovanna Sebastian and Pauline Gacek, Mr.&Mrs. Wasyl and Xenia Perun, Mr.&Mrs.
Perrica, and Vincent LaDelta John and Christine Perun, Mr.&Mrs. Harry and Anna Zuroff, Mrs. Michelle
Payne Nolan, Mrs. Charlene Perun, Mr.& Mrs. Carl Stadt,
Brian and Patti Impson – Fritz and Joe Dobiac, Arlene and Harold Impson Mr.&Mrs. John Miller, Mr.&Mrs. John Hieber
William and Louise Hockenberger – Arcieri and Hockenbrger families
Ann Maria Gaffney – Saturino Gaffney, Loria Lem Bo Lana, Forest Hayes
Terence and Julie Bedford – Joseph and Alice Donofrio, John and Kay Bedford Adams, Wainwright Stafford Gravia, Gartz-DeAngelo
Edmond and Mary Landy – Monohan and Landy families James and Carol Britz – Samuel P. Insalaco, Angeline Britz
Thomas and Patricia Horton – William Morris, Ruth Morris, Tom Morris, Mary
Horton, and Robert Horton Robert and Carol Kress – Jefferey Kress, Janet Dodge
Giacomo DiPisa – Maria DiPisa
The Capozzi family – Capozzi and Cordaro families
Roseanne Davie – Sam and Mary SoTile/Joseph and Florine SoTile
Cynthia Miles – John Miles, Kathleen and Samuel Miles, Luther and Pauline and
Barbara Silfies
Diane Cocilova – Betty Fleishacker, Agnes Konieczny, Al Konieczny, Jim
Philip and Sharon Burke – The Burke and Gauvin families Hyde, The Cocilovas
Eugene and Joan Presicci – Helena, Yolonda, Albert Presicci/Josephine, Tom, Sam Joyce Annis – Anthony & Michael Annis, Morris and Victoria Annis, Raymond
Prato/Olin Curtis
and Clara Holmes
James Crowley – Joan Crowley, James and Sarah Crowley, James and Mary
McMorrow Jim and Janet Flanagan – Boehme and Flanagan Families
Robert and Charlene Veltz – Robert and Josephine Palli, Edwin and Viola Vettz, Susan Fay – Bill Fay
Ronaldo and Maureen Vettz
Rose Volo – Volo, Amalfi, and Arcieri families Barbara Hawes – The Stephan family, The Hawes family, the Donahue family
Eugene and Margherita Nenni – Mr./Mrs. Guido Nenni, Mr./Mrs. Joseph Rosati, Linda Poskus – Poskus and Borzilleri family
Mr.& Mrs. Michael Missert, Mr. James Gizzanti, and Mr. Louis Sunare
Noel and Grace Schlageter - Schlageter + Costich families
Ann Oravec – Kruckow/Oravec families
Daniel and Mary Reardon – Deceased Members Tiberio family and Reardon
Margaret Benedetto -Tom Benedetto
family
James and Patricia Mangin – Sean Mangin, Robert LaFerella
Bruce and Katherine Hanson – Marion Hanson, Leo Hansen, Helen Jensen,
Carol Barney – Frank Barney and Barney Donovan families Victor Jensen
John Wojick – Mother and Father
Gerald and Esther Hoefen – Joseph and Leona Connelly, William and Pauline
David and Theresa Parlet – Valerie Parlet, Paul Valente, Rose Valente Hoefen
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Faith for Life Teens of St. Joseph’s and Holy Spirit
Home Family Faith Formation Senior High Youth Group
New Year’s Resolution: Prayer Makeover!
This week, families reflected on their current ways of
praying together and resolved to try something new.
Jingle Bell Necklaces/Memory Care
For many years, the teens of St. Joseph and
Holy Spirit have sung Christmas Carols with the
Families were encouraged to change up their Prayer Assisted Living and Memory Care residents at
Spaces and choose from Raising Faith-Filled Kids by Heathwood. As you all know, since Covid, we
Tom McGrath have not been able to share this experience with
them. The jingle necklaces you all made for them were
received so enthusiastically, and with
so much joy and thankfulness!
As an added bonus, I was able to
once again bring our dog Mia with us
for the visit! Mia started visiting
Heathwood as a registered visitor just
before Covid started. When I took
her to Memory Care to pass out the
necklaces you made, the staff told me
Here are the top five of that this was the first dog visit that they have had since
“40 Ways to Pray in Your Home” Covid started almost 2 years ago.
1. Teach your children one of the classic prayers. The Memory Care residents responded
2. Pray before meals together, whether a standard so well to your necklaces, and I could
prayer or a spontaneous one. see how much happiness they brought
to them. Thank you all for making them
3. Substitute a short prayer for any “expletive deleted” with so much love!
you might use. Better your children hear “God bless it”
than a close alternative. As you go forth
4. Pray spontaneously with your children at bedtime. in your families
5. Say an Our Father whenever you start a long car this next couple
trip. of weeks, keep bringing that
Christmas Joy with you. Keep
Next Home Family Meeting: shining the light of Christ to others in
all that you do and all that you are!
6 PM Tues. Jan. 25
On Zoom Christmas Blessings to you all!
Denise (With Eric, Deb and Marcela!)
Find the rest of “40 Ways to Pray in Your Home” and
other resources in “Faith Resources for Families” Next Youth Group Meeting:
under the Learning tab on our website Tonight! 6 PM Sun. Jan. 9
https://holyspirit-saintjoseph.org/
St. Joseph’s Church,
Pastoral Offices, Upper room
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General Parish Information
To contribute an article or photos to the bulletin LADIES AUXILIARY—KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
about current activity at either parish, Eleanor Czarnecki, President - St. Joseph’s
please email or call: sjpladiesauxkofc@gmail.com
Maria.Crowe@dor.org, 585-586-8089 x110 Pat Schichler, President - Holy Spirit
SUBMISSIONS DUE FRIDAY ONE WEEK PRIOR pschichler@yahoo.com
PASTORAL MINISTRY OFFICE MANAGEMENT
Fr. James Schwartz, Pastor Patrick Vogt, Finance Director/Maintenance
Schwartz@dor.org 585-586-8089 ext. 112 Patrick.Vogt@dor.org 585-586-8089 ext. 119
Fr. Sriram Sadhanala, Parochial Vicar, Kathy Best, St. Joseph’s Church Secretary
Youth Ministry & Confirmation Kathleen.Best@sjcpenfield.com 585-586-8089 ext. 120
fr.sadhanala.sriram@dor.org 585-586-8089 ext.123 Maria Crowe, St. Joseph’s Church, Secretary
Fr. Bob Kreckel, In Residence Maria.Crowe@dor.org 585-586-8089 ext. 110
Fr.Robert.Kreckel@dor.org 585-899-0098 Marc Magagnoli, Network Systems Administrator:
Deacon Ray Garbach, Pastoral Associate, Holy Spirit Marc.Magagnoli@dor.org 585-671-5525
Ray.Garbach@dor.org 585-671-5525 Kathy Zink, School Business Administrator
Deacon Duncan Harris, Pastoral Associate, Kathleen.Zink@dor.org 585-586-8089 ext. 111
St. Joseph’s, Penfield Hope Co-Director
SCHOOL OFFICE
Duncan.Harris@sjcpenfield.com
585-586-8089 ext.113 Open Monday to Friday from 7:30am to 3pm
Deacon Roger DeBell, Roger.DeBell@dor.org www.sjspenfield.com
585-586-6968 Fax 585-586-4619
Susan Gividen, Director of Music, St. Joseph’s, Amy Johnson, Principal 585-586-6968 ext. 302
Susan.Gividen@dor.org 585-586-8089 ext.125 Amy.Johnson@dor.org
Cathy Kamp, Pastoral Associate, St. Joseph’s, Colleen Giallanza, Lisa Lynd, School Secretaries
Penfield Hope Co-Director
Cathy.Kamp@sjcpenfield.com Contact Us, Follow Us!
585-586-8089 ext. 115
Gabriel Pellegrino, Director of Music, Holy Spirit, Holy Spirit: 1355 Hatch Road, Webster, NY 14580
Gabriel.Pellegrino@dor.org 585-671-5520
Nancy Veronesi, Director of Worship, St. Joseph’s Phone: 585-671-5520; Fax: 585-671-7262
Nancy.Veronesi@sjcpenfield.com Email: pholyspi@dor.org
585-586-8089 ext. 124 Website: www.holyspirit-saintjoseph.org
Facebook: ChurchofHolySpiritWebster
FAITH FOR LIFE
Jeanne Mooney, Faith for Life Director (K-7) St. Joseph’s, 43 Gebhardt Rd, Penfield, NY 14526
Jeanne.Mooney@sjcpenfield.com Joint Parish Office Hours:
585-586-8089 ext. 116 Monday - Friday 8:30am - 5:00pm
PASTORAL CARE & SOCIAL OUTREACH
Phone: 585-586-8089; Fax: 585-586-0674
Email: info@sjcpenfield.com
Confidential Lines
Website: www.holyspirit-saintjoseph.org
Stephen Ministry 585-586-8089 ext. 130
Facebook: SJCPenfield, hopepenfield
Penfield HOPE 585- 586-5139
Instagram: @sjcpenfield, @penfieldhope,
penfieldhope@gmail.com
@st.joes_yg
41 Gebhardt Rd. in Pastoral Offices
Twitter: @SJCpenfield, @HopePenfield,
PARISH LEADERSHIP @PhillipTheVan
Anthony Gramza, Pastoral Council Chair -Holy Spirit A reminder to all ministers/
Ned Sayegh, Pastoral Council Chair - St. Joseph’s volunteers in any area of
Parishcouncil@sjcpenfield.com parish life at Holy Spirit and
James Hopper, Finance Chair - St. Joseph’s St. Joseph’s that we need to
Brian Weaver, Finance Chair - Holy Spirit complete online training.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS GRAND KNIGHT LINK: C.A.S.E. Training.
Ross Giardino - St. Joseph’s rossgiardino@gmail.com https://holyspirit-saintjoseph.org/creating-a-safe-environment
John Veloski - Holy Spirit jveloski@frontier.com
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We Hold in Prayer this week all those who are ill....
Mayra Anastasi (SJ) Adam Greenly (SJ) Amelia Maley (SJ) Deanna Peters (HS)
Declan Beaton (SJ) Pat Hammell (HS) Marian & Michael (SJ) Sandra Piccolo (SJ)
Sharon Brognia (SJ) Gary Hosenfeld (HS) Mary A (HS) Ann & Gary Ras (SJ)
Courtney (SJ) Martin Hosenfeld Jr. (HS) Maryann B (HS) James Rutigliano (HS)
Olivia Caines (SJ) Jim Hynes (SJ) Victor & Jean Mastrandea (SJ) Angie S (HS)
Steven Colon (HS) Joseph B (HS) Barbara Meleo (SJ) Joyce Shood (SJ)
Tim Crowley (SJ) Julie (HS) Michael R. (HS) Sharman Steltenpohl (SJ)
Julia D’Anza (SJ) Katie (SJ) Donald Mongeon (SJ) Susan (HS)
David D (HS) Kelly (HS) Carla Myers (SJ) Beverly Stutzman (SJ)
Patricia David (SJ) Karen Kelly (SJ) Deb Nau (HS) Gail Trabalzi (SJ)
Ethan DiIulio (SJ) Christopher Knight (SJ) Kevin P. (SJ) Jo Vigianni (SJ)
Eleanor (SJ) Domenic Lamb (HS) Frank Palermo III (SJ) Valerie (HS)
Steven Elinsky (HS) Andrew B. Lane (SJ) Kim Paterson (SJ) Cori Vincent (HS)
Ethan (HS) Barb Leibenguth (SJ) Nancy Pelletier (SJ) Dan Wiles (SJ)
Heidi Liebert-Fine (SJ) Jim Lovelock (SJ) Rob Perialas (SJ) William Zink
Please call either St Joseph’s Church (586-8089) or Holy Spirit (671-5520) to have a name placed on this list.
We Hold in DO YOU NEED PRAYERS?
Prayer this week A Prayer Ministry Phone Line is available at St. Joseph’s. For
all those who are many years a group of parishioners have been praying daily
serving in the individually and weekly as a group for special intentions. They
military including: Kyle Bachman (SJ), would like to include you by name with your need in their daily
Peter Lajoie (SJ), Ian McLellan (SJ), Holton and weekly prayer. Call our Prayer and Stephen Ministry
Pratt (SJ), John Siniscalco (SJ), Liam Confidential Phone Line 585-586-0674 X130. Leave your name
Osborn (SJ). as the person wanting prayers (it can be only your first name) and
Please call either St Joseph’s Church the specific reason for the prayer request. You may wish to leave
(586-8089) or Holy Spirit (671-5520) to a name and number if you wish someone to call back to pray with
have a name placed on this list. you individually.
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