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THANK YOU! for advertising in our St. John the Evangelist Church bulletin,
may my patronizing your business be a sign of our appreciation.
DO you know of anyone who would benefit from having their
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Please call the parish office at 352-5481, with your
suggestions.
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and check out our low interest home
equity line of credit!
2998 Chili Ave., Rochester, NY 14624 585-247-0724
Mass Schedule and Confession Times: See inside page 2 Hospital Visits: If you know you are going to be hospitalized please call the office beforehand if possible. Fr. Peter will make arrangements to anoint you. Fr. Peter is only allowed to visit the hospital during Covid-19 for emergencies due to hospital regulations.
Sacraments of Baptism & Marriage: Please call the office with any questions you have during this time. Leave a message with contact information or e-mail us [email protected].
Prayer Chain Call 352-5481, ext.213, and leave a message.
Wills/Bequests/Memorials–Please remember St. John’s Parish.
Food Cupboard: (585) 397-0290 Divine Mercy Religious Shop Ministries: Due to the Corona virus emergency, and to protect the health of our volunteers and customers, the Shop is temporarily closed. However, the Shop will re-open as soon as State and local authorities recommend the re-opening of all non-essential businesses. We will update this website (DMRSM.ORG or just Google Divine Mercy Religious Shop), and the Shop's phone message (585-352-5485), as soon as we know when we will be allowed.
Parish Cemetery: General Information: 352-5481
Holding Heaven Artist: Ron DiCianni. Holding Heaven gives us the opportunity to think about the moment where Joseph held his son, Jesus, for the first time. While all fathers gaze upon their newborn children with amazement and wonder, Joseph knew that his child would have a much higher calling.
The Church, our Mother, is
committed to supporting with all
her strength the good and
generous presence of fathers in
families, for they are the
irreplaceable guardians and
mediators of faith through their
goodness, justice, and protection.
—Pope Francis, Excerpted from a catechesis on the family at a general assembly on February 4, 2015.
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Social Ministry News Whatever you did for the least of my brothers, you did for Me.
Poor Box Collections for June will go to Hispanic Migrant Ministry. Jorge Salgado, Regional Coordinator, leads the following activities to bring the Catholic faith to migrant workers in our area: Children are prepared for First Communion and Confirmation. At Nativity, they have formed a small faith community. They meet in homes weekly for Bible study. These same members have become evangelists to other families and visit the camps where the farmworkers live. Each year they celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe.
Ecumenical Food Shelf needs hamburger helper , hash/chili, green beans, peas, crackers, coffee-no pods, muffin mix, confectionary sugar and shampoo. If you need food assistance, call 397-0290.
Open Wide Our Hearts: The Enduring Call To Love
“Racism comes in many forms. It can be seen in deliberate, sinful acts. In recent times, we have seen bold expressions of racism by some groups as well as individuals. The re-appearance of symbols of hatred, such as nooses and swastikas in public spaces, is a tragic indicator of rising racial and ethnic animus. All too often, Hispanic and African Americans face discrimination in hiring, housing, educational opportunities, and incarceration. Racial profiling frequently targets Hispanics for selective immigration enforcement practices, and African Americans for suspected criminal activity. There is also growing fear and harassment of persons from majority Muslim countries. Extreme nationalist ideologies are feeding the American public discourse with xenophobic rhetoric that instigates fear against foreigners, immigrants, and refugees. Finally, too often racism comes in the form of the sin of omission, when individuals, communities, and even churches remain silent and fail to act against racial injustice when it is encountered.” Open Wide Our Hearts: The Enduring Call To Love, pastoral
against racism – US Catholic Bishops
Prayers for Spiritual Communion
"My Jesus, I believe that you are present in the most Blessed Sacrament. I love You above all things and I desire to receive You into my soul. Since I cannot now receive You sacramentally, come at least spiritually into my heart. I embrace You as if You were already there, and unite myself wholly to You. Never permit me to be separated from You. Amen."
Visit St. John’s Facebook & Website For Updates!
Fr. Peter is posting some really great videos on Facebook. Make sure to check them out!
Online giving through our website www.stjohnschurchspencerport.org/donate-online
The collection tubes in church The drop box on the door to the Parish Center ACH Good old fashion mailing
Please call the office or e-mail us at [email protected] if you have questions with regards to any of our giving options.
Prayers for the soul of Jeremiah Clifford Our prayers and sympathy to Marjorie Clifford on the death of her husband to Daniel & Jeremiah Clifford on the death of their father and to Jeremiah & Mary Lou Clifford on the death of their son.
Mass Schedule - June 22, 2020
MONDAY 8:00am 5:30-6:00pm
St. Paulinus, St. Thomas More &St. John Fisher George Guerinot-Friend Confession (Ring rectory doorbell)
TUESDAY 8:00am 1:00pm-6:00pm 5:30-6:00pm
Intentions of Adoration Society Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Confession (Ring rectory doorbell)
WEDNESDAY 6:30pm 5:30-6:00pm
Nativity of St. John the Baptist George & Alice Magin-Eileen Magin Confession (Ring rectory doorbell)
THURSDAY 8:00am 5:30-6:00pm
Michael Fattore-Mother Confession (Ring rectory doorbell)
FRIDAY 8:00am 5:30-6:00pm
Saints John & Paul Traditional Latin Mass Intention of the Celebrant Confession (Ring rectory doorbell)
SATURDAY 5:00pm 3:45-4:30pm
St. Cyril of Alexandria Bill Walker 7th Anniversary of Death-Wife, Eleanor Walker Confession (Ring rectory doorbell)
SUNDAY Readings: 7:45am 9:30am 11:15am
Thirteenth Sunday In Ordinary Time 2 Kgs 4:8-11, Rom 6:3-4, 8-11, Mt 10:37-42 Mildred Grove-Family R. Theodore Pizzarello-Clementine Barkley People of St. John’s
Memorials: This week our sanctuary lamp will burn for The Deceased Members of the Maier Family
Requested by: Charles & Carol Maier
GOD’S PLAN FOR GIVING
Collection 6/14/20:…..…..…..………...……....$11,756.00 Weekly amount needed for budget:....……....…$8,671.00 Year To Date Collection:…....….…………...$427,427.70 Year To Date Needed for budget:.………......$433,550.00
GOD’S PLAN FOR GIVING
Collection 6/7/20:…..…..…..………...……....$11,783.50 Weekly amount needed for budget:....……....…$8,671.00 Year To Date Collection:…....….…………...$415,671.70 Year To Date Needed for budget:.………......$424,879.00
Wedding Banns Please pray for the following couple on their upcoming
celebration of the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony. I Joseph DiSano & Darya Rosien
Are you interested in doing the work of Christ in the marketplace of today? The Knights of Columbus are looking for Catholic men 18 years and older to join our order and help out the less fortunate in our society. You may have noticed some recent articles in the Suburban news about some of the things we're doing. If you would like to join us and help out please contact
Larry Peck at 585-766-2836 or [email protected] . We also have on line exemplifications and registration at kofc.org our council no. 7707 Spencerport, NY .
Vacation Bible School Update
After much difficult consideration, we have decided to postpone Rocky Railway VBS until next summer in order to better provide a full VBS experience without the unknowns of social distancing guidelines that may be in place in the summer. However, stay tuned for a possible family-friendly event late summer!
God Bless, Justin Jackson & Julie Bailey
Mass Intention Corrections:
Congratulations to Tom & Maureen Meyer on their “54” Wedding Anniversary! Not “45” as listed in last weeks bulletin.
Mass Intention as announced Sunday, June 14, 2020
7:45am Danielle Villani requested by Tom & Jan Dennis. Mass Intention as announced Sunday, June 14, 2020
9:30am Healing for Andrew DuBois
Pictured: St. John’s church during Adoration curtesy of Ray Kunz
Adoration: Tuesdays 1:00pm Exposition to 5:45pm Benediction and Every day: 6:30am–7:30am (start time is approximate)
Steubenville Live: July 17-18, 2020 For Teens & Families
Live-streamed from Steubenville Florida, this virtual Steubenville Youth Conference engages not only high-schoolers but their families, too! And, as an added bonus, everyone who registers for Steubenville Live gets free access to Real Life Catholic’s I AM 30-day coaching program. Featuring:
Hosts: Br ian Kissinger & Chr is Padgett
Worship Leader: Josh Blakesley
Priest: Fr . Mike Schmitz
Speakers: Mary Bielski Michael Gormley Oscar Rivera, Jr. Register Now: https://steubenvilleconferences.com/live/
CROP WALK Final Update: The final results from the
May 3rd Spencerport Virtual CROP Walk for Hunger; all money has been sent in to Church World Service.
With 6 churches participating, raised $6225 including cash, checks and online donations. We raised less than last year due to coronavirus limitations but St. John’s took the #1 seat in money raised ($2,903.00). Thank you all for making that possible! Spencerport Ecumenical Food Shelf will receive 25% of the money raised - $1556.
