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ResurrectionAssumptionSUNDAY MASSES:At Assumption: Sat: 4:00 PMSun: 8:00 AM, 11:30 AMAt Resurrection: Sun: 9:45 AMSunday May 8, 2022FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTERWorld Day of Prayer for VocationsWEEKDAY MASSESAt Assumption:7:30 AM Tu/W/Th11:15 AM M/W/FAt Resurrection:8:00 AM 1st Sat of each month8:30 AM M/Tu/Th/FChurch of the Resurrection andChurch of the Assumption are twoindependent Catholic parishes workingtogether to form a community of faith,supported by a shared staff.Pastor, Fr. Mickey McGrath388–0040/ fr.mickey.mcgrath@dor.orgSenior Priest, Fr. Phil Brockmyreuplifter4u@gmail.comDcn. Dave Snyder388-0040/david.snyder@dor.orgDcn. Ron Tocci, Pastoral Minister388-5421 / ronald.tocci@dor.orgDcn. Phil Yawman217-9499 / pyawman@dor.orgPastoral Associate, Julie Gutierrez388-5428 / julie.gutierrez@dor.org,Parish Secretary, AssumptionJulie Dapolito-Terrell388-0040 / assumptionfpt@dor.orgBulletin Editor, CASE Coordinator &Shared Secretary, Corynn Shawcorynn.shaw@dor.org223-5500 ext. 1333 at Resurrection388-5425 at AssumptionDir. of Music & Liturgy,Brian Waldmillerbrian.waldmiller@dor.orgFaith Formation (7-12), Liana Wolford388-5423 / liana.wolford@dor.orgFaith Formation (K-6), CatherineSteadman 388-5431/catherine.steadman@dor.orgPastoral Minister & RCIA Coordinator,Sr. Barbara Baker (MHSH)388-5422 / sr.barbara.baker@dor.orgFinance Director, Laurie Martin388-5426 / laurie.martin@dor.orgFinance Manager, Jimmy Miller388-5427 / james.miller@dor.orgBookkeeper, Diane Olson388-5434 / diane.olson@dor.orgFacilities Director, Chris Cammilleri388-5429 / chris.cammilleri@dor.orgCommunications Coordinator, Liz Clarke,388-5433 / elizabeth.clarke@dor.orgCONFESSIONS HEARD:At either parish by requestAt Assumption:Wed after 11:15 AM MassSat after 4:00 PM MassAt Resurrection:1st Sat of each month: 7:00 AMOFFICE HOURS:At Assumption:Mon-Th: 8:30 AM-4:30 PMFri: 8:30 AM-4:00 PMAt Resurrection:Mon & Tue: 9:00 AM-10:30 AMLOVE: A VIRTUE FROM THE HEART OF GODContinuing our series on the virtues, the Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC) teaches thatthe theological virtues adapt our faculties for participation in the divine nature as taught by St.Peter: “His divine power has granted to us all things that pertain to life and godliness so thatthrough them you may become partakers of the divine nature”(2 Pet. 1:4-5).These virtues dispose Christians to live in a relationship with the Holy Trinity. They are“theological” because they have the One and Triune God for their origin, motive, and object(CCC, 1812). They are infused by God into the souls of the faithful to make them capable ofacting as his children and of meriting eternal life (CCC, 1813).The third and greatest of the Divine virtues is called charity (love). According to the CatholicEncyclopedia (newadvent.org), it inclines the human will to cherish God for his own sake aboveall things, and man for the sake of God. We know that it is divinely infused since it is “poured outinto our hearts, by the Holy Spirit” (Rom. 5:5).The modern world associates love with emotion—classically equated to the passions—but theChurch teaches that love is seated in the human will. This is to say that love is not so much afeeling but is the choice to please God above all things and to do God’s will when it comes toserving our brothers and sisters on earth. Love of God and love of neighbor are manifested inconcrete acts, such as the corporal works of mercy (see Matt. 25:31-46). This love is total, forJesus “loved his own to the end” (Jn. 13:1) and then called his disciples to love one another as heloved them (Jn. 15:9, 12). It is so total that he even calls us to love our enemies and to pray forthose who persecute us (Mt. 5:44).This may seem impossible to us, but we should not place ourselves in easily in the “lovers ofGod” category until we first contemplate what St. Paul teaches us. Namely, that because of oursin and rebellion against God, we should see ourselves as enemies of God (Rom. 5:10). “But Godproved his love for us that, while we were still sinners, Christ died for us” (Rom.5:8). Recognizingthis truth, we can more readily love others.Finally, the virtues are not completely equal. There are ways in which “faith” can be corruptedas Jesus alludes: “Many will say to me on that day, ‘Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in yourname? Did we not drive out demons in your name? Did we not do mighty deeds in your name?’Then I will declare to them solemnly, ‘I never knew you. Depart from me, you evildoers’” (Mat.7:22-23). We must be careful and prayerful to stay close to God. As we learn from Jesus, prayermoves us to do God’s will “on earth as it is [done] in heaven” (Mat. 6:10).Faith and hope are matters of this world; they will not be needed in the next. So, they are not asperfect as love. Paul reminds us that we might speak in tongues, have the gift of prophecy,comprehend all mysteries and knowledge, and even have faith enough to move mountains, butif we do not have love, we are nothing since love is the greatest of these (see, 1 Cor. 13:1-13).Therefore “Beloved, let us love one another, for love is from God” (1 Jn. 4:7).Act of LoveO my God, I love Thee above all things with my whole heart and soul, because Thou art all good and worthyof all love. I love my neighbor as myself for love of Thee. I forgive all who have injured me, and I ask pardonfor all whom I have injured.Church of the Resurrection63 Mason Rd., Fairport, NY(585) 223-5500www.resurrectionfairport.orgChurch of the Assumption20 East Ave., Fairport, NY(585) 388-0040www.cota.church
Welcome to Our Faith-Sharing CommunityPRAYER REQUESTSAs a parish family, we pray together For Bailey and her rehabilitation forcomplete healing.For Ryder Maciaszek (6 year old Fairportboy) and his parents Stephanie andRyan.For Donna LaForce.For Aliece Franklin.For Deacon Dan Abballe.For my Uncle Philip Barcomb who losthis wife recently, that he remain strong.For Ashley Rush’s recovery and herfamily who have been by her side.For Bob Byrnes rehabilitation forcomplete healing.For John Kenealy (hospice).For Judy Wambach (healing).For Sara Barcomb (healing).For Marianne Eisenhardt (healing).For Judy (healing).For Tom (healing).For Pete (healing).For Deborah (healing).For Virginia (healing).For men and women in our ArmedForces.For the family and loved ones ofCarl N. Friedman and Walter Luis Tono.We print a new list each week. Share yourbulletin prayer requests with us athttps://b.link/prayer-requestsWe pray together for therepose of the souls ofMASS INTENTIONSSunday, May 8Saturday 4:00 PM (A) Benedic Son . June Nguyen FamilyGreg & Megan Vowell . Ron & Cathy TocciDeceased Members of the Cushman and Hilfiker Families . Steve and Darlene Cushman8:00 AM (A) Dani Bull . FamilyCharles Crist (2 year Anniversary) .DaughtersBob Bouley . Marge Geen9:45 AM (R) Terry Patton . Szlucha FamilyDon Wetzel . Chuck and Nancy Moynihan11:30 AM (A) John Coppeta . Kathy WilliamsGerardo & Antonitta Macci . Ermanno & Ornella Ferri and FamilyPat Brewster . John & FamilyMonday, May 98:30 AM (R) Richard Shaw Sr. . Antoinette Shaw11:15 AM (A) Patricia Brewster . Dorothy LindsayCathy Russell. Russell FamilyTuesday, May 107:30 AM (A) Barbara Reak . Marge GeenBob Bouley . Alice Jenkins8:30 AM (R) Dan O'Neill .Monica SheronyWednesday, May 117:30 AM (A) Jaana Gallagher . Gallagher Family11:15 AM (A) Linda Foster. Anita ZurakowskiJim and Mary Sculley . Sal and Annette IndovinaThursday, May 127:30 AM (A) Mary Jo Marciniak. Sheila McGee8:30 AM (R) Intentions of the Scoppa Family .The Morning Mass GroupFriday, May 138:30 AM (R) Intentions of the Morning Mass Group . Paul White11:15 AM (A) FuneralSunday, May 15Saturday, 4;00 PM (A) Laura and Andrew Lynch . John LynchAnnette Waterbury . FamilyAnetta & Gerald Morreale . Family8:00 AM (A) Dani Bull . FamilySpecial Intention for Anne Wolford . from her GodmotherThomas Nuzback (6 year Anniversary) . Anne-Pat Nuzback9:45 AM (R) Evelyn Bennett. FamilyBilly Stapleton Family. Chip, Susie & Anne Scoppa11:30 AM (A) Jane Williams. FamilyFrancesco & Giovina Ferro . Ermanno & Ornella FerriMafalda Romei . Carmen & Veronica Posella(A) Mass at Church of the Assumption (R) Mass at Church of the ResurrectionCarl N. Friedman andWalter Luis Tono.May they and all the recentlydeparted rest in peace.SCAM ALERT!!!Someone posing as Fr. Mickey is sending emails soliciting donations of gift cards.These emails usually come from a Gmail or Yahoo account and are not authentic. Fr.Mickey's email address is Fr.Mickey.McGrath@dor.org. If you receive an email fromanother email address claiming to be Fr. Mickey, DO NOT OPEN IT, DO NOT REPLYTO IT AND DELETE THE EMAIL! If you have any questions, or think that an email youreceived from one of our parishes might be suspicious, please call the parish office.
Faith Formation Activities and More!ALTAR SERVERS ARE RETURNING!We are looking for people of ALL ages (children who havealready made their First Holy Communion or will be doing sothis spring, pre-teens, teens, and adults) to assist at Mass asaltar servers.Whether you have served before (we warmly welcome youback) or are interested in finding out more(we enthusiastically welcome you now), please contact – orhave your parent or guardian contact Deacon Dave atDavid.Snyder@dor.org for information about our upcomingtraining sessions.Join us for SoulCore!https://vipelnk.com/afdwvi7YOUTH MINISTRYUPCOMING EVENTSLive Tuesday, May 10 atChurch of the Assumption inThe Great Hall (Gym) and also via ZOOM at 6 pm Dress in comfortable clothing and bring a fitness matif you have one.Confirmation Preparation Session, Year 2Saturday, May 7, 2:30 pm - 5:00 pm at Assumption. Confirmation Preparation Session, Year 2Sunday, May 8, 8:15 am - 10:45 am at Resurrection. Confirmation at Sacred Heart CathedralWednesday, May 11, Mass begins 7:00 pm.Candidates arrive NO LATER than 6:40 pm.Those assisting at Mass arrive earlier. Stay tuned for summer events!If you are not on Flocknote, sign up today to stayinformed!Join the ZOOM Meeting using this link:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87528315353?pwd R3BhREVzZDZWbmtIOWM0Mk5kM0hNQT09Meeting ID: 875 2831 5353 Passcode: 439980For more information contact Terezeja Lemieuxterezeja@gmail.com or call 703-606-6794CAMP STELLA MARISIS SEEKING A SPIRITUAL DIRECTOR FORSUMMER 2022Camp Stella Maris is seeking a Spiritual Director for Summer2022 (June 19-August 19). We are looking for someone tomanage and mentor a young adult staff in the facilitation ofvalues-based programming, for campers aged 7-15. Ourspiritual program focuses on values and lessons that can beapplied throughout our lives, regardless of where eachperson is in their faith journey. If you have experienceworking with children and are interested in leading activitiesand discussions about esteem, self-respect, love and so muchmore, contact jenn@campstellamaris.org today! This positioncan be a live-in or part-time (20-30 hours, Monday - Friday)commuter position.To Join the Flocknote group for your child’s grade, go to thehome page of either The Church of the Resurrection’s websiteor The Church of the Assumption’s website and scroll down toFlocknote to get started.If you are having any difficulties in signing up for Flocknote,contact our Communications Coordinator, Liz Clarke at:Elizabeth.Clarke@dor.org or call her at 388-5433.RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION FOR ADULTSWe are called to share our faith with others!Is there someone you know who might enjoy exploring theCatholic faith? Someone who is unbaptized or baptized in anon-Catholic Christian tradition? Perhaps you know a Catholicadult who hasn’t yet received all of the sacraments ofinitiation. Please feel free to invite them to learn more aboutthe Catholic faith!For more information, contact Sister Barbara Baker,388-5422, Sr.Barbara.Baker@dor.org orJulie Gutierrez, 388-5428, julie.gutierrez@dor.org.
PARISH DONATIONS from April 30 - May 1, 2022(includes online giving):CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION: 24,857.02CHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION: 4,882.05Thank you for your generous and faithful supportPARISH OUTREACH INITIATIVEOur Pastoral Outreach Initiative is going very well. Volunteersare continuing to reach out to all of our parishioners in orderto do a “check in”, see how people are doing and update ourrecords to help us communicate more effectively with ourchurch members. When you get a call from a fellowparishioner, please help us by taking a few minutes of yourtime to respond to their questions. Also be cognizant thatyou may receive a call from an “unknown” number.If you have received a message and haven’t yet responded,please consider contacting us. It is fine if you prefer not toshare your phone number but please let us know if you arestill a parishioner and which parish you and your familybelong to. Please also let know your correct mailing addressand email address.There are many ways to contact us. You can call back theperson who contacted you, you can use the paper formslocated at the main entrances of Churches of the Assumptionand Resurrection or you can use the online form that can befound on our church websites, under “Our Parish”. If you areusing the paper form, please drop your completed form inthe box marked “Parish Outreach Initiative”. Rest assuredthat any feedback you provide will be kept confidential soplease feel free to share your thoughts with us.We are still in need of volunteers from both Churches of theResurrection and Assumption. If you have a few hours of timeto make some phone calls over the next month or so, wewould love to have your help! Please contact Ann MarieWalker at wwalker@rochester.rr.com or 585 737-3352.Thank you for your prayerful consideration.WHAT CAN BE DONE WITH UNWANTEDOBJECTS THAT HAVE BEEN BLESSED?As Catholics, we are accustomed to having religious objects"blessed," which signifies the permanent sanctification anddedication of an object for some sacred purpose. Once areligious object is blessed and dedicated for divine worship orveneration, it must be treated with reverence and must not beused in either an improper or profane way (cf. Code of CanonLaw, #1171).What happens when the rosary or statue breaks and isirreparable? Or, when the palm dries out, and the followingPalm Sunday provides us with new palm? The basic rule forthe disposition of these items is to burn or to bury them.Therefore, anything that has been blessed should be burned(and then the ashes buried) or simply buried and ought not tobe thrown into the garbage.“At Easter, God finally reveals His glory: He takesaway the last veil and astonishes us as neverbefore. We discover, in fact, that God’s glory is alllove: pure love, mad and unthinkable, beyondevery limit and measure True glory is the glory oflove, because it is the only one that gives life to theworld. Certainly this glory is the opposite of worldlyglory, which comes when one is admired, praised,acclaimed. The glory of God, on the other hand, isparadoxical: no applause, no audience.” Pope Francis, Angelus, April 2019
READINGS FOR THIS WEEK(available online at www.bible.usccb.org)Sunday: Acts 13:14, 43-52/Ps 100:1-2, 3, 5 [3c]/Rv 7:9, 14b-17/Jn 10:27-30Monday: Acts 11:1-18/Ps 42:2-3; 43:3, 4/Jn 10:1-10Tuesday: Acts 11:19-26/Ps 87:1b-3, 4-5, 6-7/Jn 10:22-30Weds: Acts 12:24—13:5a/Ps 67:2-3, 5, 6 and 8/Jn 12:44-50Thurs: Acts 13:13-25/Ps 89:2-3, 21-22, 25 and 27/Jn 13:16-20Friday: Acts 13:26-33/Ps 2:6-7, 8-9, 10-11ab/Jn 14:1-6Sat: Acts 1:15-17, 20-26/Ps 113:1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8/Jn 15:9-17Next Sunday: Acts 14:21-27/Ps 145:8-9, 10-11, 12-13/Rv 21:15a/Jn 13:31-33a, 34-35THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUSRAFFLEWEEKENDS OF MAY 15 AND MAY 22ALL PROCEEDS ARE GOING TO CHARITYThe Knights of Columbus will be selling raffle tickets theweekends of May 15th and 22nd to fund LOCAL KNIGHT'SCHARITIES which includes FOOD FOR FAMILIES.Tickets are 20.00 each.The prizes totaling 2,000 are for:Home Depotone 500, and two 250 gift certificates.On Thursday, April 28, at Church of the Assumption, the COTAHealth Ministry teamed up with Perinton Ambulance topresent a seminar about the 911 call center.Here are some helpful tips you may have missed:CALL 911 FIRST! Don’t call the ambulance! (Why? If all theambulance rigs at the Perinton Base are out on calls, 911 willfind you an ambulance faster.)Wayside Garden Center in Macedonone 500 and two 250 gift certificates.Great chances to win as only 250 raffle tickets will be sold!Drawing to be held on May 29, 2022.Get your tickets after Mass next weekend!USE YOUR LANDLINE, if you still have one, NOT your cell!(Why? Your landline provides the 911 Call Center with youraddress immediately. Faster than GPS “pinging” to locateyou.)DON’T GET NERVOUS and try to rush the call. (Why? Firstresponders are already on their way within seconds of yourcall. The 911Operator is gathering essential information torelay to the ambulance while they are enroute.)EVERY EMERGENCY IN MONROE COUNTY GOES THROUGHTHE CALL CENTER (They are the source of First Response forpolice, fire, ambulance, marine rescue, animal control, mentalhealth assistance, drug overdose, protection in the parks just to name a few.)IF YOU CAN’T SPEAK – TEXT! (You might be quietly hiding in acloset for safety, or the opposite, sitting in an incredibly noisyarena and can’t be heard. Just text 911 and they’ll messageyou right back.)Shelby, Biljana, and Beth from Perinton Ambulance were veryopen about the challenges as well as the rewards of theirservice. If you are interested in more information, they wouldbe happy to come back. Call the Parish Office at Assumptionor Resurrection if you would be interested in thispresentation.As of April 29, 2022, 502 Assumption households have donated 135,851.48, bringing us to 61.13% of the 225,510.00 goal;188 Resurrection households have contributed 59,838.75, bringing us to 84.57% of the 71,606.00 goal.We appreciate your participation with a donation of any size.Return your pledge in the collection basket, bring it to your parish office, or visit www.dor.org/cma to donate online.
Fourth Sunday of EasterMay 8, 2022"Understandingand CombatingRacism”The Risks,Rewards andConsequencesA DAY TO CALLYOUR OWNCome and enjoy a day to yourself in yourown, private, comfortable room. You willbe able to pray, contemplate, read andrelax without being disturbed. Soup isincluded for lunch. Morning prayer isoptional.Facilitator: Sr. Gert Erb, RSMDates: Thursdays: May 12, June 9,July 14 and August 11.Time: 9:00 am-4 pm. 9:30 am: MorningPrayer (optional)Fee: 25Mercy Spirituality Center 65 HighlandAve.Rochester, NY 14620www.mercyspiritualitycenter.org forregistration.A Book Discussion atFairport Public LibraryTuesday, May 31, 20227:00 - 8:30 p.m.Large Community RoomBill Wynne’s antiracism journey asdescribed in his book ‘Understandingand Combating Racism: My Path fromOblivious American to Evolving Activist’does not come without associatedrisks, innumerable benefits, andunintended consequences. Join theauthor as he expands upon what hehas learned over a lifetime with newrealities since the publication of hismemoir. For more information, checkout Bill’s website atwww.wewynneauthor.com.SOCIAL JUSTICE AND OUTREACHCOMMITTEE MEMBERSChair: Michelle Kelly,themaj@rochester.rr.comROCACTS Leaders: Barb Green,bgreenanc@gmail.com and DeniseMack, deni.mack412@gmail.comPrison Ministry: Gloria Treis,gloriatreis16@gmail.comSecretary of Social Justice andOutreach Committee:Maribeth Szilagyi,maribeth@rochester.rr.comMinistry ContactsSACRAMENTAL PREPARATION—For information aboutpreparation for baptism, first holy Communion, first penance,confirmation, or marriage, contact the respective parishoffices.PARISH PASTORAL COUNCILKeith Volkmar, ChairKevin Riordan, CommunicationsTom Moose, Vice-Chair Mary Beth Allen, SecretaryRCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults)—If you areinterested in learning about becoming a Catholic, contactSr. Barbara Baker, 388-5422 / sr.barbara.baker@dor.org orJulie Gutierrez, 388-5428 / julie.gutierrez@dor.org,MINISTRY TO THE SICK — If you or a family member is ill orhomebound and would like a call or a visit, please contactJulie Gutierrez, 388-5428 / julie.gutierrez@dor.org,RESURRECTION PRAYER REQUEST MINISTRY— To make aprayer request or to join the ministry, call Jan Harmon 2234997.COMMUNITY MINISTRY Both of our parishes have ministriesthat work hard to coordinate donations from our parishionersto serve people in need in our community. To learn moreabout Caring & Sharing at Resurrection, call 223-5500 x1342.To learn about Assumption’s Mercy Fund, call 388-5440.BULLETIN QUESTIONS - Contact the editor, Corynn Shaw.CASE TRAINING - Contact the CASE Coordinator, Corynn Shawcorynn.shaw@dor.org.SPIRITUAL EXERCISES OF ST. IGNATIUS—An opportunity torenew & strengthen your “spiritual muscles.” 30 weeks oflearning & individual guidance to a deeper relationship withJesus. To learn more, call Aliece Franklin, 388-5430.BISHOP MCQUAID COUNCIL OF THE KNIGHTS OFCOLUMBUSWe meet at 7:00 pm the first Thursday of eachmonth. If you are interested in learning moreabout the Knights, please contact Grand KnightRobert Nazzaro at kofcmcquaid@gmail.com.CREIGHTON MODEL: NATURAL REPRODUCTIVE HEALTHBernadette Palermo PA-C, FCP585-678-1844 or comASSUMPTION’S HOME REPAIR MINISTRY—Leave a messagewith us at 388-0040 x1302.PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRYat Assumption; http://cota.church/prayer-shawl-ministryor call 388-5441 at Resurrection: Pat Fitzsimmons, 223-0565.
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