109 West Street, Ilion, NY 13357 (315) 894-3766 [email protected]www.annunciationilion.org 414 Frankfort Street, Frankfort, NY 13340 (315) 894-2360 [email protected]www.olqoa.info Church of the Annunciation Our Lady Queen of Apostles BOTH PARISHES Pastor: Rev. Fr. Paul Catena Deacon: Rev. Mr. Michael Carbone Business Manager: Francis Reina Religious Education Coordinator: Maryel Wallace St. Joseph House of Prayer Coordinator: Lydia Sexton (894-9501) Pastoral Ministry Coordinator: Cindy Reles ANNUNCIATION Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 12:30pm Secretary: Lori Cook Music Director: John Schuyler Assistant to CRE: Vicki Angell Trustees: Carol Lennon & Mark Cushman QUEEN OF APOSTLES Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 12:30pm Secretary: Patricia Viti Music Director: Carole Jean Crimmins Assistant to CRE: Teresa Riscica Trustees: Debbie Wainwright & Vince Bono Mass Schedule Saturday Vigil: 4pm (Nov.-April) Sunday: 11am Monday & Wednesday: 9am Confession Saturday: 3pm-3:45pm (Nov.-April) and by appointment Rosary Saturday: 3:30pm (Nov.-April) Sunday: 10:30am Monday & Wednesday: 8:30am Mass Schedule Saturday Vigil: 4pm (May-Oct.) Sunday: 9am Tuesday & Thursday: 9am Confession Saturday: 3pm-3:45pm (May-Oct.) and by appointment Rosary Saturday: 3:30pm (May-Oct.) Sunday: 8:30 am Tuesday & Thursday: 8:30am Baptism, Marriage, and Anointing of the Sick: Please call the parish office.
BOTH PARISHES Pastor: Rev. Fr. Paul Catena Deacon: Rev. Mr. Michael Carbone Business Manager: Francis Reina Religious Education Coordinator: Maryel Wallace
St. Joseph House of Prayer Coordinator: Lydia Sexton (894-9501)
Pastoral Ministry Coordinator: Cindy Reles
ANNUNCIATION
Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 12:30pm
Secretary: Lori Cook
Music Director: John Schuyler
Assistant to CRE: Vicki Angell
Trustees: Carol Lennon & Mark Cushman
QUEEN OF APOSTLES
Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 12:30pm
Secretary: Patricia Viti
Music Director: Carole Jean Crimmins
Assistant to CRE: Teresa Riscica
Trustees: Debbie Wainwright & Vince Bono
Mass Schedule Saturday Vigil: 4pm (Nov.-April)
Sunday: 11am Monday & Wednesday: 9am
Confession Saturday: 3pm-3:45pm (Nov.-April)
and by appointment
Rosary Saturday: 3:30pm (Nov.-April)
Sunday: 10:30am Monday & Wednesday: 8:30am
Mass Schedule Saturday Vigil: 4pm (May-Oct.)
Sunday: 9am Tuesday & Thursday: 9am
Confession Saturday: 3pm-3:45pm (May-Oct.)
and by appointment
Rosary Saturday: 3:30pm (May-Oct.)
Sunday: 8:30 am Tuesday & Thursday: 8:30am
Baptism, Marriage, and Anointing of the Sick: Please call the parish office.
Saturday, May 22nd 4pm +Stephanie & Jack Zito Love, Vicki & family +Donald Bristol (Birth. Rem.) by daughter Evelyn L. Entwistle +Philip Tangorra by Chris & Connie Giambrone +Dolores Vivacqua by Frank Terras +Joe Tamburro by Young at Heart +Charles & Doris Amento by The Amento & Oyer Families +Rosemary Malta by Linda, Gordy & Ryan MacCammon +Barbara VanWormer by Robert A. Oliver +Flora Leone by Chris & Connie Giambrone +Leonard Cavaretta, Jr. by Joe & Bea Tocco +Delores Restante by Marsha & Roy Coffin +Donald Roberts by Ida & Dom Bellino +Sam LoVolla by Robert Oliver +Rosaria Galante by Fran Reina +Maureen Spatuzzi by Mary & Tony Grasso +Stephen & Mae Sabo by Ron & Barb Dunadee +May Birth. Rems for deceased members of the Bruso, Mainer, Catalano & Tripoli Families by Tom, Dorothy & Jessica
Pentecost Sunday Sunday, May 23rd 9am +Angelo & Frances Reina by Steve Jaskowiak, Jr. +Anthony Vito Caruso, Catherine M. Caruso & Patricia Tashjian by loving daughter & sister Karen +Deceased Consecrated to God - priests and religious +Tony Laura by Fran & Kathy Congelo +Frank Rossi by Fran & Kathy Congelo +Jack P. Montalto (Birth. Rem.) by family +Ron Rehm (Birth. Rem.) by Nancy Reina +Ron Gatto, Sr. by The James Caiola Family +Donald Roberts by St. Francis Society +James Schwerdt by Barbara Palumbo & Julie Perri +James Accattato (Birth. Rem.) by wife Pat & family +Dolores Vivacqua by Chris & Connie Giambrone +Marlene Christie by Robert Oliver +Philip Tangorra by Michele & Gary Caiola, Eleanor Reina- Tamburro +Mary Ciccone by Nancy Diliberto +Alfred Amendolare, Sr. by Prudy Molling +Sharon & Vinnie Ciccone - in grateful appreciation +In thanksgiving Almighty God, all the angels & saints for favor received by a parishioner +Annivs. Elizabeth & Anthony Barrett by children & grandchildren 11am +Peter & Alla Gromow by family +Phyllis Spohn-Bates by Nancy Murphy +Father John Quinn, OCDS (Living) +Linda Frank (Living) *************************************************************************** Monday, May 24th - Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of the Church +Father Daniel Lanza by Mary Joan Korce +Joan Nolan (Healing)
Tuesday, May 25th - St. Bede, Doctor of the Church, St. Gregory VII, pope; St. Mary Magdalene de Pazzi, virgin +Celia Averson by Angela Thurston +Philip Tangorra by Bea & Joe Tocco +Ruth Renshaw by Joseph & Kathleen Nurod & family +Mary Ciccone by Ida & Dom Bellino
Wed., May 26th - St. Philp Neri, priest +Anthony Thomas by Mary Joan Korce +Father Alfred Lamanna
Thurs., May 27th - St. Augustine of Canterbury, bishop +Celia Averson by Madeline Lombardo +Delores Restante by Joseph & Kathleen Nurod & family +Phyllis Spohn-Bates by Patricia Carcione +Peter & Paula Kearney by Katherine Edgett
Friday, May 28th - Weekday +Pro Populo
Saturday, May 29th 4pm +Rose Bellino (Birth. Rem.) by Joe & Denise Bellino +Anniv. Dominick Vore by wife Mary & family +Philip “Jr” Tangorra by Janice Branck +Dolores Vivacqua by Elizabeth Tangorra +Joseph Tamburro by The Salvaggio Family +Rosaria Galante by Robert Oliver +Patricia Clements by Pat & Vicki Angell +Matthew Zane by Alan & Mayme Ann Kennell +Carmela Miller by Joseph & Kathleen Nurod & family +Jim, Carm & Gigi Aiello by family +Dominick & Carm Minosh by children +Charlotte Laura by VanDusen Family (Delaware) +Beloved friend Deanna Bono (Birth. Rem.) by Tom, Dorothy & Jessica Tripoli
Most Holy Trinity Sunday, May 30th 9am +Angelo & Frances Reina by Steve Jaskowiak, Jr. +Martha Jane “Marty” Murtaugh by The Murtaugh Family +Holy Souls in Purgatory +18th Anniv. Frank J. Tocco, Jr. by children & grandchildren +Sam & Mildred Simonette; Marie Simonette Chaffee by Sam & Geraldine Simonette +Tony Laura by Vinnie & Sharon Ciccone +Ron Rehm by Nancy & Leo Lombardo +Frank Rossi by Dom & Ida Bellino +Ron Gatto, Sr. by Friends & Co-Workers - Nancy Rutigliano & Mary Jo Weaver +Don Roberts by Joe & Bea Tocco (FL) +James Accattato by Jim & Sandi Palumbo +Marlene Christie by Anthony & Pattie Viti +Dolores Vivacqua by Ida & Dom Bellino +Philip Tangorra by Mr. & Mrs. Frank LaPuma +James Schwerdt by Nancy Diliberto +Joseph Tamburro by Prudy Laura +Rosaria Galante by Patty Loiacano & family +Ted Karonis (CA) by cousins Dom & Ida Bellino +Mom Philomena Dacquino (Birth. Rem.) by Chris & Bill Schwerdt +Anniv. sister Mary Dacquino Conley (June 2nd) by Chris & Bill Schwerdt 11am +Father John Quinn, OCDS (Living) ***************************************************************************
The Symbols of Pentecost
Wind Representing God’s first breath of love (Ruah) into all of creation. A “driving wind” surrounded the apostles on that first Pentecost to strengthen them in their faith. The breath of the Holy Spirit – and sometimes a gusting wind – strengthens and challenges God’s people on their faith journey.
Fire Representing the Holy Spirit, who filled the apostles with enthusi-asm, replacing their fear with the courage to go forth and share Christ’s story. “Tongues of fire … came to rest on each one of them.”
Red The color of liturgical vestments on Pentecost, representing the dynamism of the Holy Spirit and the zeal of those who open their hearts to the Spirit.
Water Representing new life and the commitment first made at the time of our baptism and renewed throughout our faith lives.
Dove Representing the Holy Spirit that descended “like a dove” and hov-ered over Jesus when he was baptized. Symbol of peace. -www.archmil.org
May 24 - The Blessed Virgin Mary
Mother of the Church and
Our Lady Help of Christians
Mary’s Motherhood of the Church, her spiritual offspring, is re-vealed at the foot of the cross. There, where her divine Son, the Church’s head, suffers death, she takes John– and with him all of us—as her children: “Woman, behold your son.” She again obeys the Word to whom she gave herself completely at the Annunciation. In clinging to her like little children, we are all more conformed to Jesus and thus made worthy to inherit his Kingdom. -Magnificat
Prayer To Our Lady, Help Of Christians
Most Holy Virgin Mary, Help of Christians, how sweet it is to come to your feet imploring your perpetual help. If earthly mothers cease not to remember their children, how can you, the most loving of all mothers forget me? Grant then to me, I implore you, your perpetual help in all my necessities, in every sorrow, and especially in all my temptations. I ask for your unceasing help for all who are now suffering. Help the weak, cure the sick, convert sinners. Grant through your intercessions many vocations to the religious life. Obtain for us, O Mary, Help of Christians, that having invoked you on earth we may love and eternally thank you in heaven. -St. John Bosco
Women’s Zoom Visitation Albany NY Chapter of Magnificat is hosting this Women’s Visitation on Saturday, June 5th from 10am-11am on Zoom. Join them for prayer, praise & worship & a meditation by Fr. Michael Flannery & a witness talk by Sally Gilpin. Free event - register online at : www.magnificat-ministry.org/ny-albany; or www.facebook.com/albanymagnificat; or email [email protected] to re-ceived the Zoom link. Questions: Diane Bigos: 518-810-1310.
Basket Raffle Basket Raffle at Blessed Sacrament Church, 71 E. Main. St., Mo-hawk on Saturday, June 5th from 10am-2pm sponsored by Catho-lic Daughters of the Americas, Court St. Bridget #265 & Blessed Sacrament Church. Tickets $5 for 10 tickets. Please use the door from the parking lot. Please wear your mask & social distancing. Open to the public!
Deaths Life has changed not ended. Pray for the peace of Heaven for Patricia Clements & Charlotte Laura.
Go to Joseph Joseph loved Jesus as a father loves his son and showed his love by giving him the best he had. Joseph, caring for the child as he had been commanded, made Jesus a craftsman, transmitting his own professional skill to him. So the neighbors of Nazareth will call Jesus both faber and fabri filius: the craftsman and the son of the craftsman. Jesus worked in Joseph’s workshop and by Jo-seph’s side. What must Joseph have been, how grace must have worked through him, that he should be able to fulfill this task of the human upbringing of the Son of God! Jesus must have resembled Joseph: in his way of working, in the features of his character, in his way of speaking. Jesus’ realism, his eye for detail, the way he sat at table and broke bread, his preference for using everyday situations to give doctrine—all this reflects his childhood and the influence of Joseph. It’s not possible to ignore this sublime mys-tery: Joseph who is man, who speaks with the accent of a particu-lar district of Israel, who resembles a carpenter called Joseph, is the Son of God. . . In human life, Joseph was Jesus’ master in their daily contact, full of refined affection, glad to deny himself to take better care of Je-sus. Isn’t that reason enough for us to consider this just man, this holy patriarch, in whom the faith of the old covenant bears fruit, as a master of interior life? Interior life is nothing but continual and direct conversation with Christ, so as to become one with him. And Joseph can tell us many things about Jesus. Therefore, nev-er neglect devotion to him—Ite ad Joseph: Go to Joseph, as Chris-tian tradition puts it in the words of the Old Testament (Gn 41: 55). A master of interior life, a worker deeply involved in his job, God’s servant in continual contact with Jesus: that is Joseph. Ite ad Jo-seph. With Saint Joseph, the Christian involved in his job learns what it means to belong to God and fully to assume one’s place among men, sanctifying the world. Get to know Joseph and you will find Jesus. Talk to Joseph and you will find Mary, who always sheds peace about her in that attractive workshop in Nazareth. -Saint Josemaria Escriva
St. Joseph, Meet Your Spiritual Father On Father’s Day weekend we will be starting a Spiritual reading group covering such topics as: theology, spirituality and the lives of Saints. Because he is the Patron Saint of the Universal Church we will start with the book, entitled, St. Joseph, Meet Your Spiritual Father by Mark Miravalle. After 4-6 weeks we will meet with other readers to discuss the book. If interested, please contact Cindy at 315-368-4150 by the end of May so that books may be ordered. Price should be under $20.
Altar Host In honor of all Priests
Altar Wine In honor of all Religious
Altar Floral Bouquet in Ilion 1 Urn: In loving memory of Benjamin Byland by wife Harriet
Monthly May Missal Sponsor in Frankfort +In loving memory of our beloved parents Anthony & Beatrice Tripoli & Sam & Carmela Valent by David & Linda
ANNUNCIATION CHURCH
May 9, 2021 Weekly Offertory $1,.86100
Loose 447.00.
Monthly 171.00
Mother’s Day Envelopes 250.00
Back Env. Religious Education, Evangelist, etc. 272.00
$3,001.00
After consideration of other sources of parish income, we need $3,836.00 from our weekly collections to meet parish expenses. Our Diocesan Appeal Goal is $30,200.00. So far we have 105 gifts/pledges for a total of $21,908.00
QUEEN OF APOSTLES CHURCH
May 9, 2021 Weekly Offertory $2,624.00
Loose 745.00
Maintenance/Repair 660.00
Mother’s Day Envelopes 276.00
Back Env.: Rel. Ed. , Insurance, etc. 92.00
$4,397.00
After consideration of other sources of parish income, we need $3,642.00 from our weekly collections to meet parish expenses Our Diocesan Appeal Goal is $35,350.00 So far we have 160 gifts/pledges for a total of $28,726.00.
Please Pray for the Sick
After one month, names will be removed unless we are notified otherwise at 894-2360: Kimberly Baye, Evelyn Balder, Melissa Bowen, Gordon Bowie, Michael Brooks, Bertha Brown, Sandra Button, Judy Butts, Peter J. Caiola, Gail Campo, Rodney Congdon, Carol Conte, Sam Costanza, Jeanette Davis, Saman-tha Dennis, Linda DiFlippo, Carolyn Dunadee, George Dygert, Michael Dygert, Bernadette Enjem, Eden Entwistle, Alexandria Fisher, Camille Fisher, Kevin Friend, Charlene Gaffney, Michael Gaffney, Kevin Hilley, Eileen Hoverer, Charles Hand, Gianna Henrickson, Lisa Hughes, Lynn Hunter, Ray Johnson, Bernadette Scalise Jones, Alison Kinney, Patricia Kodz, Daniel Kohlmann, Kay Kruger, Rebecca LaMartinere, Gerry LaPorte, Mary Lyons, Cindy Maneen, Elizabeth Maneen, Joseph J. Maneen, Michael Mathews, Gordon MacCammon, Ryan MacCammon, David & Roxanne Martyniuk, Marisel McCloud, Jo McGraw, Karen Ma, Donna Merhib, Mark Miller, Barb Minosh, Deb Nichols, Florida Norman, Helen Nudo, Sean O’Brien, Joseph Palmieri, Sandra Palumbo, Rosemary Parody, Robert Paul, Benjamin & Dennis Pierce, Joe Plano, Marie Posey, Christopher Max Redmond, Ju-dy & Lauran Rotunno, Jillian Rumrill, Marcus Sardina, Jimmy Seaman, Paul Stone, Angela Traglia, Christopher Urtz, Gerry Vallese, Mark Weber & Ted Zawalski.
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
St. Joseph House of Prayer in Frankfort Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 10:00am-4:00pm
Annunciation Church Wednesday 9:30am thru Thursday 8:00am
PRAYER GROUPS Our Lady Queen of Apostles
Monday - 2pm - Marian Movement of Priests - Church Tuesday 6pm Novena - Church Friday: 9am - Prayers for Priests- Church First Fridays: 9am - Devotions - Church Every Second Friday of the month we will have a spiritual bouquet day for our Blessed Mother Mary. This is a special time when we can draw our hearts close to Mary and, through her intercession, to the heart of her Son, Jesus. In this way, every prayer of ours may be an encounter with God. Every hour the Rosary will be led by persons participating for that hour. If you would like a designated hour, please contact Karen Slocum: 315-360-4829 or Roseann Cai-vana: 315-796-3305. Help us lift up a large bouquet of roses/Rosaries to our Blessed Mother Mary in prayer.
ROSARY Before each Mass, we pray the Rosary together (see the bulletin cover for times and places). Our Church and our world are in great need of prayer and so the intention for our Rosary each day will be for the transformation of our hearts and the salvation of souls.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION May 23rd
Annunciation Grades 1-& 2- 9:45-10:45am - Class Today Grades 9 & 10 - 5:30-7pm - Class Today
Our Lady Queen of Apostles Grades 1 & 2 - 10:15-11:15am - Class Today Grades 9 & 10 - 5:30-7pm - Class Today
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