Reverend Kevin Maloney, Pastor�

Deacon Anthony Paratore�

Deacon Robert Connelly

Saturday�Vigil 4:00pm at St. Patrick’s�� � � � 5:15pm at St. Charles�Sunday � � 8am at St. Ann’s�� � � � 9am at. St. Patrick’s�

� � � 10:30am at St. Charles��

Monday, 8am at St. Ann’s�Tuesday, Thursday, 8am at St. Charles�Wednesday, Friday, noon at St. Patrick’s��Eucharistic Adoration�Takes place the third Tuesday of each month from�

4�5pm at St. Charles��

Church�Office�Hours �Monday� Friday 9 am to 3:00 pm�

315�468�1803�

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Confessions: �

Saturdays; 3:30pm at St. Patrick’s or by �

Appointment�

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Faith Formation �

315�487�6201�

Fax Number 487�6312�

4461 Onondaga Blvd. Syracuse, NY 13219�www.stcharles�stanns.com�

Email stcharles.stanns@gmail.com�

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St. Patrick’s Office Hours�Monday�Friday 9am�2:00pm�

315�475�2185�www.stpatricksand stbrigids.org�Email stpats@stpatricks.syr.org�

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March 4, 2018�

Our Lenten Series continues Tuesday,

March 6; 7pm at St. Charles

Our guest speaker this week is :

Rev. Lou Sogliuzzo, S.J.

Please join us for a special evening.

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MONDAY, March 5; MASS AT ST. ANN’S�Reading: 2Kgs5:1�15b/Lk4:24�30�SA 8am Rober t Ruder /16th anniversary by Family��

� � � � � � �TUESDAY, March 6; MASS AT ST. CHARLES�Reading: Dn3:25,34�43/Mt18:21�35�SC 8am Rita Gallati by Peg Hennigan��

� � � � � � � � by Evelyn Cordon�WEDNESDAY, March 7; MASS AT ST. PATRICK’S�Reading: Dt4:1,5�9/Mt5:17�19�SP noon Rose Ann Goodnough/birthday by Goodnough Family�� � �� � �

� � � � � � � � � � � � � � �THURSDAY, March 8; MASS AT ST. CHARLES�Reading: Jer7:23�28/Lk11:14�23�SC 8am Carola and Edward Cummings by Family�� � �� � � � �

FRIDAY, March 9; MASS AT ST. PATRICK’S�Reading: Hos14:2�10/Mk12:28�34�SP noon� Peggy O’Hara by Sandy and Jeff Bernozzi�� � David Heath by Tim Erwin�� � �� � �SATURDAY, March 10; �Reading: Hos6:1�6/Lk18:9�14� �SP� 4pm� Rev. Robert J. McKay by Family�� � Living and deceased members of Bill and Kate Collins�� � �SC 5:15pm James Schwanke by Dc. Tony and Mary Lou Paratore�� � � � � � � � � � �SUNDAY, March 11; �Reading: 2Chr36:14�16,19�23/Eph2:4�10/Jn3:14�21��

SA 8am Robert Fisher by Mary Osada and Family� �SP 9am Jeanne Henson by Goodnough Family�� � Barbara Vatter by Beth Parkinson�� � � �SC 10:30 Lucy Lydon by Paratore Family�

SC 5:15pm�

Sat. 3/10�

D. Fleishood�

M.L. Paratore�

Fuller, Giannino, Garofano, Corso� Dc. Tony� Turner, Taylor, Taylor, Turner�

SA 8:00am�

Sun. 3/11�

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C. Pullano� Nelson, Danaher, Tindall, Blasland, Giannino� Dc. Tony� Dunning, Centore�

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SC 10:30am �

Sun. 3/11�

TBA� Grady, Darmody, Rader, Kieffer� Dc. Tony� Allen, Allen, Allen�

Next week’s � Lectors� Eucharistic Ministers� � Homilist Altar Servers

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PLEASE PRAY FOR THOSE SERVING IN OUR MILITARY �

Liam Halligan, Matthew Locke, Andrew Ayres, Joseph Perry, Packy

Guy, Andy Bryant, Joseph Coppo, Owen Alberts, Clare

Lowery, Dave Saxton, David Kaminski, Greg Tayntor,

Michael Pizzari, Ryan Alberts, Seth Hatcher�

Mary Aigeltinger, Sarah Albright, Teresa Barndollar, Edward

Bargelski, Joseph Bertalli, Jane Benson, Art Brzezinski, Jennifer C.,

Sophia Grace Castrilli, Larry Chalk, Christopher Clemons, Phil

Corso, Abby Cronin, John Danaher, Mark DeSanctis, Mary Dooley,

Stever Effler, Sr. Paula Jude Egan, Kay Ellis, Karl Esmark, Dan

Fahey, Dominic Farrell, Rosa Froio, Shawn Garland, Carmelina

Giannino, Carol Grayson, Jerry Grosso, Bill Gunter, Doug Hague,

Holli Johnson, Ellie Jones, Jeannine Kane, Marcia Kirsch, Rita Kisil,

Doug Kloczko, Stanley Kowalczyk, John Krell, Christine LaPage,

Rick Lavin, Maggie Flynn Loney, Mary Marcellus, Margaret Mar-

poson, Virginia Martens, Nancy Medicis, Marie Messina, Mary Mor-

ley, Julia O’Keefe, James Onacki, Francis Ostrom, Michele Dubois

Payne, Elsie Parsons, Eleanor Peters, Mary Petro, Ed Popcun, Bob

Pray, Edward Purcell, Jane Rickert, Mary Roickle, Josephine Sac-

cone, David Sauer, Tom Schlueter, Kimberly Schoemann, Don

Schwanke, Paul W. and Janet Seville, Annette Sitnik, Christine

Stepien, Mark Sunderman, Jane Sweeney, Veronica Tario, Norma

Taylor, Joanne Trombetta, Makenna Grace Turner, Bill Upwood,

Kathy Volcano, Angela Weeks, Mary Jo Weinheimer, Peg Welch,

Rich Worden, Ed Zawacki �

Please pray for the sick of our Parish�

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Heavenly Father, through the Sacred Heart of your Son, Jesus, we pray

for our brethren with serious medical problems and for those among us

who suffer from age-related disabilities. Amen.

We welcome our Newly Baptized members!

Bishop Ludden Minister�

March 11�M. L. Paratore�

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St. Charles- St. Ann Food Pantries - We need chocolates, Easter grass, marshmallow peeps, chocolate bunnies, jelly beans, plastic eggs, coloring kits, sidewalk chalk, baskets, bubbles, coloring books, small toys.

Monetary donations can be put in an envelope marked FOOD PANTRY and placed in the collection basket

or mailed to Marie Cullen at 404 Parsons Drive, Syracuse, NY 13219.

Please make checks payable to ST. CHARLES-ST. ANN FOOD PANTRY. Food items needed: microwave

popcorn, tunafish, sauce canned fruits.

Non-food items: shampoo and toilet paper. Thank you!

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2017�2018 FISCAL YEAR INCOME REPORT�

Weekly Budgeted Income� � � $ 13,500.00�Weekly Budgeted Expense 14,250.00��

Income from February 25� � � � � 9,148.00�Insurance Reimbursement for Boiler SA 42,854.30�� � � � � � � � � � � � � �

� � � Bills Paid this week: ��

Payroll� � � � � � � � � � � 6,573.50�Triple R Concrete 7,800.00�The Word Among Us 446.00�Cooney Heating and A/C 43,178.75�

Thank you for your continuing generosity!

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Sunday, March 4….….Faith Formation Class K�7 9�10:15am�

� � � � � YIM Meeting 5pm in the YIM Room�

� � � � � Grades 8�10 Class 6�7:30pm�

� � � � � Tadhg ‘O Meachair and Joanna Hyde with

Lain Hyde at St. Patrick’s Church 6pm Tickets $15.00�

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Monday, March 5……. AA and Alanon�

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Tuesday, March 6…….Milk Mission �

� � � � Our God Reigns Prayer Group�

� � � � 4�5pm at St. Charles Church� �� � � � Lenten Series 7pm at St. Charles�

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Wednesday, March 7... Men’s League�

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Thursday, March 8…...Blessed and Broken Prayer Group�

� � � � 7pm in the Ministry Center�

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Friday, March 9……..Fish Fry at St. Ann’s (see flyer)�

� � � � � Stations of the Cross 6pm at St. Ann’s�

� � � � Westhill School District Food Drive Pick up�

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Saturday, March 10…….Bible Study 9�11am in the Media Room�

� � � � � Confirmation 2 Retreat at Alverna �

� � � � � Heights �

� � � � � The High Kings Concert�

� � St. Ann’s gym 6:30pm�� � �� � � � � �

Sunday, March 11…. Faith Formation K�7 9�10:15am�

� � � � � Friends Forever 1pm� cafeteria�

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With the recent merger of the St. Charles Food Pantry and St. Ann Food

Pantry, we have had an influx of families and individuals in need of as-

sistance. There are many senior citizens that need help also.

Palm Sunday Bake Sale!

Human Development will be hosting its Palm Sunday Bake Sale, March

24th and 25th immediately following the 5:15pm Mass and 10:30am

Mass. We are in need of our wonderful bakers to prepare and donate

their treats as this is our largest fundraiser of

the year.

Please join us in Canfield Hall to take home a

treat and help support the Human Development

Committee. Thank you!

Renew your faithful climb during Lent….�

Our Lenten Series continues this week with Rev. Louis Sogliuzzo, SJ

Father Sogliuzzo was ordained a Jesuit priest at Fordham University

in 1987, eight years after first entering the Jesuit Order’s Northeast-

ern Province. Following ordination, he began ministry work at the

Loyola House of Retreats in Morristown, N.J. A year later, in 1988, he

became a member of the North American Forum on the Catechumen-

ate. During his tenure with this national organization, he “perfected

his commitment to the work of reconciliation through the Remember-

ing Church Experience”.

Fr. Sogliuzzo subsequently joined the Jesuit Community at LeMoyne

College and, as head of the College Campus Ministry team, he directed

college students on international service projects in such third world

countries as Kenya and Ecuador. Continuing with a particular focus on

his commitment to Ignatian Spirituality, Fr. Sogliuzzo serves as a staff

member of the Spiritual Renewal Center, maintains a professional

association with Christ the King Retreat House and provides assis-

tance at certain parishes in the Syracuse Diocese.

God reveals himself to us through the Bible. We come to know Him

and ourselves better when we study the Word. Sr. Brigid O’Mahoney

breaks open the meaning of Scripture and how we can apply it to our

lives. The next meeting will be on March 10th and 17th, from 9-11am in

the Media Room.

Bring a Bible and a friend. We’d love to have you join us!

Ladies * Ladies * Ladies

Come be a part of the St Charles/St Ann’s women’s group

focused on faith and community fellowship. Join us for our

next meeting Wednesday March 21st from 6:30-8:30 in

the Parish Ministry Center (convent). We will begin with

a pot luck dinner followed by a presentation. Please bring

a small dish to pass. All are welcome. Contact Sue Rader with

any questions. P: 315-254-6298 or nrader1@twcny.rr.com

Mystery Players

The Immaculate Heart Central High School Mystery Players from Wa-

tertown, New York, will present a creative and profound Stations of the

Cross, a central meditation piece during this season of Lent, at St.

Lucy’s Church, 432 Gifford Street on Saturday, March 10 at 7:30pm.

Using the sanctuary of St. Lucy’s Church as a stage, the Paschal Mys-

tery is recreated in a moving, dramatic fashion. Join us for this

prayerful and powerful prayer experience.

This may not be appropriate for young children. Respect Life

Archbishop Joseph Naumann, Archbishop of Kansas City, Kansas, was

chosen to be Chairman of U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Com-

mittee on Pro-Life Activities. The Archbishop is a tremendous choice

and an outspoken opponent of abortion and everyone who supports it.

For example, during the 2016 Presidential Campaign, Archbishop Nau-

mann called Hillary Clinton’s “Catholic” running mate—Sen. Tim Kaine

of Virginia– an “orthodox” Democrat but a “cafeteria” Catholic based

on his public support of abortion. CatholicVote is excited for the fu-

ture of the Church’s full participation in the fight to end abortion under

the leadership of Archbishop Naumann, and invites all Catholics to

thank him for his leadership to date and assure him of their prayers.

Friends Forever St. Patrick’s Day Luncheon

1pm on March 11 in the cafeteria at St. Ann’s

Please join us!

….and continue your daily, heaven bound journey�

What to do on February break when you are NOT in Florida? That’s a question students and parents ask themselves during this winter break. Well, if you are a member of YIM (Youth in Ministry) at St. Charles-St. Ann’s, you were very busy!!

On the last Friday of school before break began, some of our YIM members took part in a 24 hour Famine to raise funds and awareness for the fight against hunger. A dozen of our youth group members and adults spent an evening together at the Ministry Center keeping very busy while not eating. The evening started off with Stations of the Cross with Sr. Eileen at St. Charles, we then headed off to Solvay Bowling Lanes for some fun! After 3 games of bowling, smell-ing pizza and snacks while our stomachs were growling, we headed back to the Ministry Center. We worked on making blankets for teenagers who are pa-tients at The Golisano Children’s Hospital. We were able to cut and tie 6 large blankets to be donated. The next morning, we visited St. Patrick’s Church for a tour with Michael Goodnough. We learned so much about the history and the beauty of St. Patrick’s. We ended our Fast with pizza and Tully Tenders – they never tasted so good. Our small group raised $300 to be used to buy toiletries for Assumption Food Pantry. It was the perfect way to start our Lent and feeling just a bit hungry gave us a lesson well learned. Thank you Michelle Cook, Keith and Brianna Condon for helping to drive and chaperone!

Tuesday of February break, 2 van loads of YIM members traveled to help out at Joseph’s House. It was our first time there and we learned so much about the ministry and the Lord’s work being done for homeless women and their children. The director Kitty Spinelli shared her life story on just how she started Jo-seph’s House – it was so moving and so inspirational. We worked for 2 and ½ hours in the very large attic, sorting children’s clothes and cleaning up the dif-ferent rooms. We really enjoyed helping them out, Kitty explained that they never have a large group to do this busy work. We hope to go again real soon and we thank Madison Prowak, one of our Peer Ministers who introduced us to Joseph’s House – she in founder of the youth board there and we are so very proud of her. Thank you to Nina Scrimale for helping to drive and working hard right alongside of our teens!

Thursday night of break was a fun night – bonfire at the Ministry Center with S’mores and snacks and then a game of Train Dominoes. It was a perfect night for a fire and we really hope to have more campfires to enjoy. There was talk of roasting hotdogs and Starbursts!! Keith is definitely the best fire keeper!

The last day of break proved to be the best time spent by far!! Our Confirmation 1 candidates traveled to the Emmaus Center on South Salina Street. We learned so much from Sheila Austin about the ministry there to the community of the South side. She shared her life story as well and we were just so moved on how this building and ministry came about. Through the grace of God and the many volunteers, the homeless and the forgotten are tended to with love and compassion. There is always a hot meal, a warm welcome, a place to get a haircut and a shower! God bless the work of the Emmaus Ministry! We next jour-neyed back to Onondaga Blvd. right down the street from St. Ann’s and we had the best experience ever! We visited the Senior Housing Apartments and served the residents soup and cookies and biscuits that we had baked previously at the Emmaus Center. We met 30 or more residents and we had the best time running Bingo and just getting to know each other. They loved our visit and asked for us to please come back! Thank you to Susan Couture, Keith Condon and Marie Cullen for driving and joining us on this great Service Retreat! We hope to visit the Senior residents real soon and we are so thankful to Sheila Austin for helping to orchestrate this amazing afternoon! So maybe it wasn’t the nice sunshine of Florida or a ride at Disney World, but February break for teens at St. Charles-St. Ann’s was life changing and we are so thankful!

Terri Condon

Youth Minister

Our God Reigns Prayer Group�

Meets Tuesdays at 4pm in the Reading

Room at St. Charles. Men and women

of St. Charles�St. Ann’s are invited to

attend.�

Please bring a rosary, bible

and your prayer requests.�

Any questions?�

Mike Strojnowski 469�4900�

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4461 Onondaga Blvd. St. Ann’s�

501 S. Orchard Road St. Charles�

Office Phone: 315�468�1803�

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Rev. Kevin Maloney�

Rev. Mr. Anthony Paratore, Deacon�

Rev. Mr. Robert Connelly, Deacon

Sacristans Jack Root, Brendan Rewakowski, Noah Rewakowski�

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Trustees�

Jeffrey M. Fetter, Joseph Dwyer�

Finance Committee Chairman�

Anthony Scott�

Parish Pastoral Council Chairman

Christopher Gorman�

OFFICE STAFF�

Maureen O’Sullivan Office Manager�

Ellen Flynn Parish Business Administrator�

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Office Phone: 315�487�6201�

Director of Faith Formation K�7�

Daryl Hall�

Confirmation and Youth Minister�

Terri Condon�

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Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults

(RCIA) Pat Hunt �

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PASTORAL CARE MINISTRY�

Mary Morley�

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MUSIC MINISTRY�

Nick Godzak, Coordinator�

Joanne Balduzzi�

Dave and Ann Rice�

MAINTENANCE AND GROUNDS�

Ken Eckert, Supervisor�

Katherine Durant�

Don Zawacki�

PRAYER GROUPS�

Our God Reigns Prayer Group�

� � � Mike Strojnowski�

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Blessed and Broken Prayer Group�

� � Sister Eileen McGrath�

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Altar care and linens�

Mike and Mary Jo Gehm, Lisa Smith�

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Altar Servers � � Deacon Tony and �

� � � � � Katie Boyea�

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Baptismal Preparation Sue Putnam�

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Bellevue Manor Mary Morley�

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Children’s Liturgy of the Word�

� � �� Julia Mayott�

Community Group Sheila Toia � �

� � � � � Marlene Sierotnik�

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Eucharistic Ministers Mary Lou Paratore�

Friends Forever� Kathy Hicks�

Funeral Luncheons� Florence Jutton�

Funeral Planning� Mary Ellen Bruet,�

� � Don Schwanke�

Funeral Ushers John Fleming, Bill � �

� � Darmody, Bill Herron SA�

� � Joe Alcaro, Ed Blasland, � �

� Al Fuller, Don Zawacki SC�

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Homebound Ministry Mary Morley�

Human Development Georgia Grady�

Lectors� � Mary Lou Paratore�

Oxford Inn� Karen Sparkes�

Respect Life� Joan Brown�

Social Ministry � Daryl Hall �

� � Betsy Blasland�

St. Camillus� � Deacon Tony�

Parish Registration: Welcome to all new

families and individuals. Please register as

soon as possible. Registration forms and a

welcome packet are available in the church

office �

Membership is a condition for the reception

of the sacraments of baptism, reconciliation,

first Eucharist, confirmation and marriage.�

Registration is also required before the

parish can issue a sponsorship certificate for

those asked to be sacramental sponsors. You

must be a registered, contributing member

for at least three months before a certificate

is provided. �

Attendance at Mass is the most meaningful

way we model and live our Catholic faith.�

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Baptisms: Second Sunday of each month�

Either during Mass or after the 10:30am Mass. �

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Baptism Preparation Class for Parents: By

appointment with Sue Putnam. Please call the

Parish Office to schedule.�

Marriages: Couples must contact Fr. Kevin at

least six months prior to the desired date of the

wedding. To initiate the marriage preparation

process or if you have questions, contact the

Parish Office�

Prayer Requests Would you like us to pray for your intentions? Prayer �

� � requests can be emailed to Sister Eileen McGrath at �

� � � � emcgrath1@twcny.rr.com�

Your requests go directly to the Blessed and Broken Prayer Group

� and the Our God Reigns Prayer Group who will pray for your �in-

tention. All prayer requests are held in confidence and are known only

to the prayer intercessors. “Do not worry about anything, but in

everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your

requests be made know to God.” �

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