PARISH OFFICE IS DOING BUSINESS REMOTELY and Andrea is available via email: [email protected]Parish Address: 12 HIBBARD AVENUE CLIFTON SPRINGS, NY 14432-1064 Office Phones: 315-462-2961 or 585-289-4164 Emergency Phone: 585-278-6334 Fax: 315-462-3608 E-mail: [email protected]Website: www.StPeterParish.us Facebook page: www. facebook.com/stpeterparishny/ Mass Live Stream: www.youtube.com/ (search Fr. Peter Van Lieshout) Father’s Podcast: https://stpetersparish1.podbean.com/ St. Peter’s Roman Catholic FIFTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME July 12, 2020 St. Francis Church Located at: 12 Church Street Phelps, NY 14532 St. Dominic Church Located at: 97 West Main Street Shortsville, NY 14548 St. Felix Church Located at: 12 Hibbard Avenue Clifton Springs, NY 14432 (Masses are open to the public and our Churches can now be filled to 33% capacity! Masks are required. Also, please practice social distancing and proper hand-sanitizing during & after each visit.) SATURDAY, JULY 11 Vigil of the 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time 4:00 PM St. Dominic Scotchy Henry—Jane Henry SUNDAY, JULY 12 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time *8:00 AM St. Felix Michael Allen and Kathryn & Vernon Allen —The Family 10:00 AM St. Francis Eldon Clement—Cindy Atkinson 12:00 Noon St. Dominic Our Parishioners, Living & Deceased MONDAY, JULY 13 St. Henry 12:00 Noon St. Dominic Deceased Family Members—Mike & Ruth Sutter TUESDAY, JULY 14 St. Kateri Tekakwitha, Virgin 12:00 Noon No Mass Today St. Bonaventure, 12:00 Noon St. Felix Anthony L. Cecere—Cheryl Cecere THURSDAY, JULY 16 Our Lady of Mount Carmel 12:00 Noon St. Francis For Healing for Divine Will Friends— Beverly Johnson FRIDAY, JULY 17 Weekday 12:00 Noon St. Dominic Carl Beechler—Judy Beechler SATURDAY, JULY 18 Vigil of the 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time 4:00 PM St. Dominic Anthony DelGatto—The Boardman Family SUNDAY, JULY 19 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time *8:00 AM St. Felix Peter & Julia Maslyn and Descendents— The Grandchildren 10:00 AM St. Francis Susan Vatter—Dcn. Bob & Cecelia Cyrana 12:00 Noon St. Dominic Our Parishioners, Living & Deceased AS YOU CAN SEE BY OUR LAST WEEK’S MASS ATTENDANCE TO THE LEFT, WE STILL HAVE PLENTY OF ROOM AT ALL OF OUR MASSES SO PLEASE JOIN US AND ENCOURAGE OTHERS TO AS WELL. PLEASE REMEMBER THE FOLLOWING IN PRAYER this Week as our Sanctuary Lamps burn at St. Dominic—in memory of Dec. Mem. of the Angeline, Gee & Mottelo Families at the request of The Family at St. Felix— in memory of Dec. Mem. of the Antheunis Family at the request of Dick & Janet Stoddard at St. Francis—in memory of Sr. Mary Gregory Pickford at the request of the Clarence & Sharon Curley ST. PETER’S PARISH SUPPORT A sincere thanks for your ongoing support of our parish and its ministries! On-line Sunday Offering 6/29-7/5 ........................ $2,286.50 Mailed-in & Sunday Env. 6/30-7/7 ......................... $7,073.01 A new Fiscal Year has started and with all that is going on, we are still working on developing our budget for it. So there are no “Total Needed” or “Difference” figures to put here at this time. We are very aware of the financial hardship you may be suffering during this difficult time. Please know that your parish is here to help in any way that we are able. For those whose incomes have not been too ad- versely affected, we Last Weekend’s Mass Attendance: St. Dominic 4:00 pm 49 St. Felix 8:00 am 50 St. Francis 10:00 am 79 St. Dominic 12:00 pm 75 TOTAL ATTENDANCE: 253 THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING! Name/Address for sending Monetary Donations Actual Cupboard Location Days & Hrs. of Operation Contact Caring Hearts Community Food Cupboard 12 Hibbard Ave, Clifton Springs, NY 14432 Basement of St. Felix, Clifton Springs 12 Hibbard Avenue, Every Thursday 11 am-1 pm Laura Janas Phelps Community Food Cupboard 96 Ontario St. Phelps, NY 14532 Phelps Community Center, Phelps 8 Banta Street Suite 310 Fourth Tuesday 10:00-11:30 am & 4:00-5:00 pm Tom Cheney Twin Cities Community Food Cupboard P.O. Box 183, Manchester, NY 14504 Bennett Building 4 Center Street Across from Manchester Fire Hall Second Thursday,10 am-Noon Second Saturday, 10 am-Noon & Fourth Thursday, 5-7 pm Sue Bogner OUR THREE COMMUNITY FOOD CUPBOARDS:
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PARISH OFFICE IS DOING BUSINESS REMOTELY and Andrea is available via email: [email protected]
Parish Address: 12 HIBBARD AVENUE CLIFTON SPRINGS, NY 14432-1064
Mass Live Stream: www.youtube.com/ (search Fr. Peter Van Lieshout) Father’s Podcast: https://stpetersparish1.podbean.com/
St. Peter’s Roman Catholic
FIFTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
July 12, 2020
St. Francis Church
Located at: 12 Church Street Phelps, NY 14532
St. Dominic Church
Located at: 97 West Main Street Shortsville, NY 14548
St. Felix Church
Located at: 12 Hibbard Avenue Clifton Springs, NY 14432
(Masses are open to the public and our Churches can now be filled to 33% capacity! Masks are required. Also, please
practice social distancing and proper hand-sanitizing during & after each visit.)
SATURDAY, JULY 11 Vigil of the 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time
4:00 PM St. Dominic Scotchy Henry—Jane Henry
SUNDAY, JULY 12 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time *8:00 AM St. Felix Michael Allen and Kathryn & Vernon Allen —The Family 10:00 AM St. Francis Eldon Clement—Cindy Atkinson 12:00 Noon St. Dominic Our Parishioners, Living & Deceased MONDAY, JULY 13 St. Henry 12:00 Noon St. Dominic Deceased Family Members—Mike & Ruth Sutter
TUESDAY, JULY 14 St. Kateri Tekakwitha, Virgin 12:00 Noon No Mass Today
St. Bonaventure, 12:00 Noon St. Felix Anthony L. Cecere—Cheryl Cecere
THURSDAY, JULY 16 Our Lady of Mount Carmel
12:00 Noon St. Francis For Healing for Divine Will Friends— Beverly Johnson
FRIDAY, JULY 17 Weekday 12:00 Noon St. Dominic Carl Beechler—Judy Beechler SATURDAY, JULY 18 Vigil of the 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time
4:00 PM St. Dominic Anthony DelGatto—The Boardman Family
SUNDAY, JULY 19 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time *8:00 AM St. Felix Peter & Julia Maslyn and Descendents— The Grandchildren 10:00 AM St. Francis Susan Vatter—Dcn. Bob & Cecelia Cyrana 12:00 Noon St. Dominic Our Parishioners, Living & Deceased
AS YOU CAN SEE BY OUR LAST WEEK’S MASS ATTENDANCE TO THE LEFT, WE STILL HAVE PLENTY OF ROOM AT ALL OF OUR MASSES SO PLEASE JOIN US AND ENCOURAGE OTHERS TO AS WELL.
PLEASE REMEMBER THE FOLLOWING IN PRAYER this Week as our Sanctuary Lamps burn
at St. Dominic—in memory of Dec. Mem. of the Angeline, Gee & Mottelo Families at the request of The Family
at St. Felix— in memory of Dec. Mem. of the Antheunis Family at the request of Dick & Janet Stoddard
at St. Francis—in memory of Sr. Mary Gregory Pickford at the request of the Clarence & Sharon Curley
ST. PETER’S PARISH SUPPORT
A sincere thanks for your ongoing support of our parish and its ministries!
On-line Sunday Offering 6/29-7/5 ........................ $2,286.50 Mailed-in & Sunday Env. 6/30-7/7 ......................... $7,073.01 A new Fiscal Year has started and with all that is going on, we are still working on developing our budget for it. So there are no “Total Needed” or “Difference” figures to put here at this time. We are very aware of the financial hardship you may be suffering during this difficult time. Please know that your parish is here to help in any way that we are able. For those whose incomes have not been too ad-versely affected, we
Last Weekend’s Mass Attendance: St. Dominic 4:00 pm 49 St. Felix 8:00 am 50 St. Francis 10:00 am 79 St. Dominic 12:00 pm 75 TOTAL ATTENDANCE: 253
THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING!
Name/Address for sending Monetary Donations Actual Cupboard Location Days & Hrs. of Operation Contact
Caring Hearts Community Food Cupboard 12 Hibbard Ave, Clifton Springs, NY 14432
Basement of St. Felix, Clifton Springs 12 Hibbard Avenue,
Every Thursday 11 am-1 pm
Laura Janas
Phelps Community Food Cupboard 96 Ontario St. Phelps, NY 14532
Phelps Community Center, Phelps 8 Banta Street Suite 310
Fourth Tuesday 10:00-11:30 am & 4:00-5:00 pm
Tom Cheney
Twin Cities Community Food Cupboard
P.O. Box 183, Manchester, NY 14504
Bennett Building 4 Center Street
Across from Manchester Fire Hall
Second Thursday,10 am-Noon Second Saturday, 10 am-Noon
& Fourth Thursday, 5-7 pm
Sue Bogner
OUR THREE COMMUNITY FOOD CUPBOARDS:
A REFLECTION FROM AARON KELLY, THE SEMINARIAN WHO HAS BEEN ASSISTING FR. VAN LIESHOUT AND HELPING OUT IN OUR PARISH THIS SUMMER
Dear Friends in Christ, As a nation, we have just come off of our annual Fourth of July celebrations, a time when we are led to think about those things that we hold dear as Americans – rights, freedom, and opportunity. However, when it comes to the notion of freedom, we seem to have an improper understanding of what freedom truly is. Our understanding of freedom has become distorted by relativism and individualism. We now hear things such as: “You do you” or “You can do whatever you want, so long as it doesn’t affect me and my freedom.” Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger, in the homily he gave at the outset of the conclave that elected him as Pope Benedict XVI, warns against a “Dictatorship of Relativism.” He writes: “Relativism, that is, letting oneself be ‘tossed here and there, carried about by every wind of doctrine’, seems the only attitude that can cope with modern times. We are building a dictatorship of relativism that does not recognize anything as definitive and whose ultimate goal consists solely of one's own ego and desires.” Freedom, when it is rooted in relativism and focuses only on oneself, leads to a reality in which we are not really free, but become slaves to our every desire. What, then, is true freedom? The Catechism of the Catholic Church defines freedom as, “the power, rooted in reason and will, to act or not to act, to do this or that, and so to perform deliberate actions on one’s own responsibility” (1731). So yes, freedom does involve a choice, BUT true freedom is a choice for something. What is that something? The Catechism continues, “[Freedom] attains its perfection when directed towards God, our beatitude. . . . The more one does what is good, the freer one becomes. There is no true freedom except in the service of what is good and just. The choice to disobey and do evil is an abuse of freedom and leads to ‘the slavery of sin’” (1731 and 1733). If we want to experience true freedom, we must choose to do the good and we must ultimately make the choice for God. When we continually make the choice for the good, live virtuously, and live for God we experience a taste of the beatitude (happiness) that is experienced in heaven by all the saints. In short, our freedom is not one of indifference, where we choose whatever we want, whenever we want, but rather, our freedom is for excellence, in which we choose the good and ultimately God himself. As St. Paul says, “For freedom Christ has set us free; stand fast therefore, and do not submit again to a yoke of slavery” (Galatians 5:1). In these days, when there is a temptation to follow the ideologies that say freedom means I can do whatever I want, whenever I want, and however I want, remember that true freedom comes from a continuous choice of the good and relationship with God. I will conclude, again, with the words of Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger: “We, however, have a different goal: the Son of God, the true man. He is the measure of true humanism. An ‘adult’ faith is not a faith that follows the trends of fashion and the latest novelty; a mature adult faith is deeply rooted in friendship with Christ. It is this friendship that opens us up to all that is good and gives us a criterion by which to distinguish the true from the false, and deceit from truth.” Pax et bonum,
Aaron Kelly
“Every generation of Americans needs to know that freedom consists not in doing what we like,
but in having the right to do what we ought.” John Paul II from his 1995 Apostolic Journey to the United States
ST. PETER’S ROMAN CATHOLIC PARISH at the CHURCHES of ST. DOMINIC, ST. FELIX, and ST. FRANCIS
ADULT ED LECTURE - SAVE THE DATE!
Join our Seminarian Aaron Kelly on Zoom for a lecture entitled “Who Am I?” this Wednesday, July 15th from 7:00-8:30pm. The lecture will look at what it means to be authentically human in a time when there seems to be a crisis regarding the meaning of personhood. We will explore the thought of various philosophers and theologians to try to arrive to an answer of the question, “Who Am I?”
The link to the lecture will posted next week on our web-site and Facebook page.
In the four weeks following the lecture, for those who are interested, there will be a series of one hour follow-up sessions that will look at various aspects of authentic personhood more in depth.
July 22nd – I am made for relationship. July 29th – I am made for the good life. August 5th – I am made for wisdom. August 12th – I am made to be in relationship with God.
Please join us for at least the first lecture and then for any or all of the classes to follow. A great way to get to know our seminarian better!
Here is the link to register: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJEtde6prjkuHdcazaHIkjpy9u4im73bS8vI
You can also find it on our FaceBook & Website pages.
If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact Aaron Kelly at [email protected].
Sunday: Is 55:10-11/Rom 8:18-23/Mt 13:1-23 Monday: Is 1:10-17/Mt 10:34-11:1 Tuesday: Is 7:1-9/Mt 11:20-24 Wednesday: Is 10:5-7,13b-16/Mt 11:25-27 Thursday: Is 26:7-9,12,16-19/Mt 11:28-30 Friday: Is 38:1-6,21-22,7-8/Mt 12:1-8 Saturday: Mi 2:1-5/Mt 12:14-21
Wis 12:13,16-19/Rom 8:26-27/Mt 13:24-43
PUBLIC MASSES AT ST. PETER’S PARISH Just like at other Catholic Churches throughout the Diocese, we continue to celebrate public Masses here in our parish. We encourage everyone, who is desirous to return to the celebration of Holy Mass, to come. We have plenty of room to assure that we maintain social-distancing.
For those who may not be aware: 1) Masks are required to be worn for the duration of Mass. 2) Holy Communion will be distributed after Mass in a slower manner that will allow Father & Deacon Bob to purify and
sanitize their hands in between Communicants as needed.
We understand that there are those within in our parish who, due to health concerns, should not return to Mass and/or who do not feel safe doing so. We remind these folks that Catholics in the Diocese of Rochester are still dispensed from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass.
REMEMBER IN PRAYER
FOR HEALING Aaron Donnie Allen Audie Arliss Barb Joseph Benoit Anne Black Anne Boardman Carmela Bonneville Joyce Buckner Mary Burgess Scott Burnham Wandy Bush Carlyn Burns Judy Carkner Carl E. Carlson Julie Carlson Laurie Caves Michelle Cleaves Harry Conklin Bea Coons Lisa Corriera Angela D’Arduini Bernie D’Arduini
Shirley D’Arduini Tracy D’Arduini Dawn Jill DeBrock Frank DeCook Mike Donk Delaney Doyle Christa Dunlap Tracy Dutton Wendy Ester-Presher Cherylann Enos Steve Finewood Tyler Fisher Coral Fox Phil/JoAn Freeman Rosemary Fry Kimberly Gentry Allison Gersbach George Gloska Scott Greenwood Declan Guilliams Richard Guilliams Abby Gwilt Daniella H. Maryann H. Melanie Haers Beth Haile Christopher Hansen Robert Hazell Noelle Henning Joyce Herbert Conner Hicks Jackie Jason Hill Kara Hill Mary Hollis Hilde Houck Rylan Hulo Daniel Incarnato Henry James Jeanine Johnston Sarah Jones Julie Darlene Kampf David Kathke Angie Keating David Keeler Alice Klahn Cindy Koch Nancy Kolb Thomas Kowalski Caitlin Kozma
Lee Donald Lipker Leigh Lockwood Liz M Lizzie W. Seth Makitra Jo Marek Marlene Beverly Marvin Kym Maslyn Sheila Maslyn Ginny Mattice Earl May Carter McConnon
Brian McCrone Ann McKee Elizabeth Meath Dan Moracco Judith Muehlig Christina Mulshenock Frank Murphy Mary Ann Nielson Gordie Nicholson Bev O’Brien Carl Overslaugh Piper Paddock Bob Pellomo Tori Perrin Stephanie Phenes David Quigley Tiffany Reichbach Anne Riley Don/Marie Rizzo Billy Rockefeller Cheryl Rozell Alvin Ryder Laurie Salko Wilma Shaner Dcn Ed Smith Jean & Dave Smith Mitchell Smith Nick Smith Terri Stell Andrea Stearn Summer Donna Swart Pinky Tiebout Bethany Tillman Rose Tills
Naomi Van Camp Colin VanDeusen Linda VerStraete Brian Weber Josh W. Jerry Wiepert Megan Wood Robert Wright Tammy Yacono Patti Yacuzzo Janice Yott Lacey Young Gabriella Zamora Midge Zuccala All of our Parishioners who are ill, homebound or suffering in some way due to the Covid-19 Pandemic
IN ASSISTED CARE Hazel Behen Janie Bree Pat Jerzak
Carol Kerins Bonnie Koberg Nancy O’Daniels Rose Pettrone Gerry VerStraete
FOR STRENGTH & WELL-BEING All of our priests, All of our medical professionals & first responders, All of those still working & trying to provide for our needs
HOUSE OF JOHN–
FOR OUR DECEASED: Brad Cheney, son of Tom Cheney; Bob Crowley, brother of Joe (Eileen) Crowley; Carrie Radesi Jones, mother of Richard (Louise) Jones
15TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JULY 12, 2020
CORONAVIRUS FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAM SUMMER SCHEDULE
Clifton Springs—July 13th, Aug. 3rd & 24th 5:30—7:30 pm
Wellspring Food Distribution Center 22 Teft Ave, Clifton Springs, NY 14432 No Pre-Registration required - first come; first serve
Geneva—July 20th, Aug. 10th & 31st
2:00—5:00 pm Geneva Enterprise Development Center (GEDC) 122 N. Genesee St. Geneva NY 14456 Pre-registration required - call 585-396-4522
Canandaigua—July 27th & Aug. 17th 12:00—3:00 pm
Zion Fellowship-5188 Bristol Rd., Canandaigua, NY 14424
Pre-registration required - call 585-396-4596
• All of the dates fall on Mondays
• Pre-Registration is required for Canandaigua & Geneva
• This is a no-touch distribution set up as a drive-thru model:
➢ Stay in car and put a piece of paper with your first and last name in car window facing out for volunteers to see.
➢ Please have trunk cleaned out so the boxes of food can be put into it. Once your trunk is closed and tapped, you may drive away. ➢ Proper social distancing must be maintained at all times. A partnership of Canandaigua Churches in Action, the City of Geneva,
Ontario County, Wellspring Food Distribution Center, the United Way and Foodlink to supply households with food during the COVID-19 pandemic.
SUNDAY—7:15-7:45 AM on the front porch of the Rectory in Clifton Springs
Father will also continue to hear confessions on the front porch of the Rectory in Clifton Springs
MONDAYS-FRIDAYS—5:30-6 PM
ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT
THURSDAYS—12:30-5 PM
in St. Francis Church
CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIORS, KATIE BENNETT & ERIN HURLEY
Katie Bennett is this year’s Bishop L. Hogan Council 13194 Knights of Columbus scholarship winner and Erin Hurley was awarded a $500 Merit Award from the Bishop L. Hogan Council 13194 Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of Columbus. Congratulations, Katie & Erin and the rest of the Class of 2020! Our parish’s prayers and best wishes go out to you!
JUDITH ANN HURLEY Professional Electrologist
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No more waxing, shaving, bleaching or tweezing
585-289-6001 Shortsville, NY 14548
Fuller funeral home 190 BUFFALO STREET CANANDAIGUA
PHONE: (585) 394-2220
TRADITIONAL FUNERALS — CREMATIONS SERVICES
SUPPORT OUR
LOCAL FARMERS ~ a friend
SAINSBURY FUNERAL HOME 78 West Main St. Shortsville, NY 14548
585-289-4099 David W. Sainsbury, Licensed Director
57 N. Main St. P.O. Box 301 Manchester, NY 14504 Phone: 585-289-8861 Automatic wash Fax: 585-289-8861 with foambrite Email: [email protected] 3 self-serve bays
Women of St. Dominic
Sponsors of many parish events & fund raisers
Want to join us? Contact: Sharon Trimm at (585) 289-9330
