Mar 10th, 2019 Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time Weekend Mass Schedule St. Patrick's (StP) N. Main St., Prattsburgh 8:00am Sunday St. Theresa's (StT) Route 245, Stanley 11:15am Sunday St. Januarius (StJ) Route 21, Naples Confession 4-4:30pm Sat. 5:00pm Saturday 10:00am Sunday St. Michael’s (StM) Liberty St., Penn Yan Confession 4-4:30pm Sat. 5:00pm Saturday 9:30am Sunday Children's Liturgy 2nd and 4th Sunday Eucharistic Adoration and Benediction Every Thursday after 8am Mass at St. Michael and St. Januarius Prayer Line 315-536-7459 If you need a Priest for the Anointing of the sick, call 1-607-279-3750 Or 315-340-0001 or 315-536-7459 The Importance of Eucharistic Adoration The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops www.usccb.org have highlighted some of the Holy Hours complements of the USCCB for particular purposes. Visit the Bishops website below to learn more. http://www.usccb.org/prayer-and-worship/prayers-and-devotions/ eucharistic-devotion/index.cfm The importance of Eucharistic Adoration is shown in the fact that the Church has a ritual that regulates it: the Rite of Eucharistic Exposition and Benediction. This is an extension of the adoration of the Blessed Sacra- ment which occurs in every Mass: "Behold the Lamb of God, behold him who takes away the sins of the world. Blessed are those called to the sup- per of the Lamb”. Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament flows from the sacrifice of the Mass and serves to deepen our hunger for Communion with Christ and the rest of the Church. The Rite concludes with the or- dained minister blessing the faithful with the Blessed Sacrament. Some important prayers that are used during this rite include the Anima Christi (en español) and the Tantum Ergo. Holy hours are the Roman Catholic devotional tradition of spending an hour in Eucharistic Adoration in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament. The bishops have created a variety of holy hours that focus our prayer to Jesus Christ on peace, life, vocations, and other topics that are at the heart of the life of the Church and the world. Holy Hour for Healing Holy Hour for Divine Mercy Sunday Holy Hour for Healing and Reparation Holy Hour for Life | en español Holy Hour for Life and Liberty Holy Hour for Life: Extended Silent Prayer Holy Hour for Life, Marriage, and Religious Liberty | en español Holy Hour for Peace | en español Holy Hour for Vocations Holy Hour for Vocations, with priest celebrant Holy Hour for Vocations, without priest celebrant Holy Hour in Honor of St. Paul | en español Q&A on Perpetual Exposition LIST OF HOLY HOURS
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops www.usccb.org have highlighted some of the Holy Hours complements of the USCCB for particular purposes. Visit the Bishops website below to learn more. http://www.usccb.org/prayer-and-worship/prayers-and-devotions/eucharistic-devotion/index.cfm The importance of Eucharistic Adoration is shown in the fact that the Church has a ritual that regulates it: the Rite of Eucharistic Exposition and Benediction. This is an extension of the adoration of the Blessed Sacra-ment which occurs in every Mass: "Behold the Lamb of God, behold him who takes away the sins of the world. Blessed are those called to the sup-per of the Lamb”. Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament flows from the sacrifice of the Mass and serves to deepen our hunger for Communion with Christ and the rest of the Church. The Rite concludes with the or-dained minister blessing the faithful with the Blessed Sacrament. Some important prayers that are used during this rite include the Anima Christi (en español) and the Tantum Ergo.
Holy hours are the Roman Catholic devotional tradition of spending an hour in Eucharistic Adoration in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament. The bishops have created a variety of holy hours that focus our prayer to Jesus Christ on peace, life, vocations, and other topics that are at the heart of the life of the Church and the world.
Holy Hour for Healing Holy Hour for Divine Mercy Sunday Holy Hour for Healing and Reparation Holy Hour for Life | en español
Holy Hour for Life and Liberty Holy Hour for Life: Extended Silent Prayer Holy Hour for Life, Marriage, and Religious Liberty | en español
Holy Hour for Peace | en español
Holy Hour for Vocations Holy Hour for Vocations, with priest celebrant Holy Hour for Vocations, without priest celebrant Holy Hour in Honor of St. Paul | en español
St. Patrick (StP) St. Michael (StM) St. Januarius (StJ) St. Theresa (StT)
March 10th, 2019 First Sunday of Lent
Reading I: Deuteronomy 26:4-10 God will continue to protect and provide for the people.
Reading II: Romans 10:8-13 We are called upon to bear witness to God’s saving deed of raising Christ and will save us along with him.
Gospel: Luke 4:1-13 Jesus faces temptation. Reading I: Genesis 15:5-12, 17-18 Reading II: Philippians 3:17-4:1 Gospel: Luke 9:28b-36
March 10th, 2019 1st Sunday of Lent Introduction Trust. Trouble. Temptation. The Israelites remembered and trusted in God’s con-stant, guiding presence and gave back to God the first fruits of the land. The psalmist trusted God would be present in times of trouble. Jesus survived tempta-tion in the desert, only by trusting in God. In whom or in what do we place our trust when we are troubled and tempted?
If you haven't given, we ask that you consider and con-tribute appropriately according to your means. Whether you contribute a little or a lot, every bit helps us meet our goal! We benefit from the CMA through the support of the Diocese in liturgy, RCIA, religious education, sacramen-tal preparation and wedding preparation. Every gift is needed and important. We need your help! We sincerely thank everyone that has contributed and recognize that some may have rea-sons that limit their ability to give.
Missed hearing our own Anne-Meyer-Wilber speak about her 3 week border experience at Annunciation House in El Paso, TX at the Penn Yan Action Coali-tion? Contact Patty at the parish center to see about scheduling another opportunity. Thanks to all who brought in last year’s Palm Sunday palms. They have been burned for distribution on March 6, the first day of Lent. Check the bulletin, on our website, or at the outside location at your worship site to learn of Mass & distribution times and places. Again this year we will use Operation Rice Bowl as a way to help us focus our Lenten prayers, fasting and almsgiving. Teens, consider feeding the hungry and in-creasing your knowledge by gaming at www.FreeRice.com
BSA Scouts Troop 68 Fish Fry – presale only Friday March 22nd 4:30-7:30 at Hall Fire Dept$!5 See a Boy Scout for tickets or call Char Yarger@585-526-4477. Chicken Tender dinners also available.
St. Michael School in Penn Yan, NY is seeking a NYS certified elementary teacher to fill a long term sub-stitute 2nd grade, full time teaching position from mid May until June 28, 2019. AND seeking a NYS certified elementary teacher to fill a full time Kindergarten teaching position for the 2019-2020 school year. Interested candidates should send their resume, proof of certifica-tion, and 3 letters of reference to Tom Flood, Principal [email protected]
Please Pray for Healing / Comfort for: • Audrey Hartman • Pauline Fehrenbacher • John Rose • Denise Hartman • Rose Supple • Steven Richardson • Laura Baum • Joel
Rivera • Turner Family •Evie Worth • all who are homebound or in nursing facilities •
In accordance with NYS Hippa Laws to be listed on the prayer chain in the bulletin the request must come from yourself or a family member with your permission. (You can still be on prayer list, but not in the bulletin if you prefer)
Your Catholic IQ: Morality is a) a list of dos and
don’ts or b) having right relationships (with God &
others)? “b” is correct. When we say yes to God, we are
doing His Will, building the Kingdom of God. God in-
vites all to enter the Kingdom by living in love, seeking
peace and making others feel welcomed. Thanks for do-
ing your part in building the Kingdom here on Earth!
Lent is a time when we express sorrow for the ways we
have failed to be Kingdom builders. Remove the shroud
that is sin through the Sacrament of Reconciliation. A
diocesan wide Day of Penance & Reconciliation is set for
3/13. See the “Schedule of Events” for locations and
times. If you work out of the parish boundaries, check
with the Church in that location for times. Sacraments
are our opportunity to receive God’s grace and love.
Who doesn’t need more of that?
Lent (lente) means slowly. Slowly will we take stock of
ourselves? Will we join Jesus in the desert through our
prayers, almsgiving and fasting? It is unnatural to deny
ourselves that in which we find pleasure. By doing so,
who will win? Will we give in to temptations, or give
ourselves over to God?
Teens/gamers: Play a game, feed the world? That is what you can do at www.freerice.com For every correct answer in an array of educational categories, 10 grains of rice will be distributed by the World Food Program, an organization that also focuses on self-reliance and emer-gency preparedness in an effort to battle hunger. Sup-port of Operation Rice Bowl, our way of practicing soli-darity with the poor in developing countries is also sug-gested.
Women’s Retreat on May 31-June 2, 2019 “Our Spiritual Journey” Share in the Journey this year at Notre Dame Retreat House.
Hear the stories from scripture which offer words of encouragement along our personal journeys. Walk Pray and Talk with Jesus as you journey through the retreat weekend. “Always remember this: life is a journey. It is a Path, a journey to meet Jesus. At the end, and forever. "Pope Francis For more information, please call Notre Dame Re-treat House at 585-394-5700!!!!
https://ourladyofthelakescc.org/ Or call the Parish Office
315-536-7459
New Parishioner Registration Baptism
Anointing of the Sick Marriage
Holy Orders Our Lady of the Lakes Parish Office 210 Keuka Street Penn Yan, NY 14527 1-315-536-7459 St. Michael’s School
Phone & Fax: 315-536-6112 Tom Flood, Principal [email protected] http://stmichaelschoolpy.com/
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Church Name: Our Lady of the Lakes City, State: Penn Yan, NY File Name: 06-0100 Phone: (315) 536-7459 Contact/Editor: Melissa Conrad ([email protected]) Comments: March 3rd Seventh Sunday of Ordinary Time
