Reverend Kevin Maloney, Pastor�

Deacon Anthony Paratore�

Deacon Robert Connelly�

Saturday�Vigil 4:00pm at St. Patrick and St. Brigid�

� � � � 5:15pm at St. Charles�

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Sunday � � 8am at St. Patrick and St. Brigid�

� � � 10:30am at St. Charles�

We are proceeding at 33% capacity. � � � � Please

call the office to make a reservation for Mass. �

For Mass at St. Charles �� 315�468�1803�

For Mass at St. Patrick’s � 315�475�2185 �

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Monday, � � 8am Mass at St. Ann’s�

Tuesday, � � 8am Mass at St. Ann’s�

Wednesday, � 8am at St. Patrick and St. Brigid�

Thursday, � � 8am Mass at St. Ann’s�

Friday, � � No Mass Celebrated�

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Office�Hours �

Monday� Friday 9 am to 3:00 pm�

315�468�1803�

Fax Number 487�6312�

4461 Onondaga Blvd. Syracuse, NY 13219�

www.stcharles�stanns.com�

Email stcharles.stanns@gmail.com�

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Faith Formation �

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315�468�1803 for 1�7�

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St. Patrick and St. Brigid Church Office Hours�

Monday�Friday 9am�2:00pm�

315�475�2185�

www.stpatricksand stbrigids.org�

Email stpats@stpatricks.syr.org�

THE LINKED PARISHES OF ST. CHARLES– ST. ANN AND

ST. PATRICK AND ST. BRIGID

NOVEMBER 8, 2020

Lee Ackerman, Donna Adams, Mary Aigeltinger, Sarah Albright, Richie

Allen, Teresa Barndollar, Edward Bargelski, Tom Baumann, Phyllis

Behan, Joseph Bertalli, Jane Benson, Msgr. Larry Bordonaro, Eileen

Boutin, Briana, Nona Brockway, Cristen Brophy, Art Brzezinski, Jen-

nifer C., Sophia Grace Castrilli, Larry Chalk, Anna Ciccarelli, Christo-

pher Clemons, Infant Sloane Clucas, Anne Congel, Sylvester Conte, Den-

ise Corcoran, Phil Corso, Mary Courcy, Abby Cronin, John Danaher,

Bill Darmody, Sally Daughton, Jim DiPaola, Helen Driscoll, John Drury,

Christine Edinger, Stever Effler, Kay Ellis, Sally Ennis, Karl Esmark,

Dan Fahey, Carol Ficarra, Rose Fumich, Shawn Garland, Teresa Ge-

lormini, George Ginnopolus, Michael Goodyear, Jim Gorman, Dorothy

Graser, Carol Grayson, Bill Gunter, Chris H., Doug Hague, Jack Hal-

pin, Dylan Patrick Healy, David Hill, Timmy Hogan, Barb Honold,

Michael Hrab, Cathy Hubert, Mary Jackson, Holli Johnson, Chris Jones,

Connor Karlovitz, Joe Kane, Kathy Kotz, Angelo Kelly, Christine

Kleberg, Ted Kocienski, Kathy Kotz, John Krell, Christine LaPage, Si-

obhan Leonard, Hal Lockwood, Jeffrey MacCollumm, Cherie McCauley,

Shawn McManus, Mary Marcellus, Eli Marposon, Margaret Marposon,

Virginia Martens, Mary Martindale, Sister Maureen Mastine, Kathleen

Mayhew, Nancy Medicis, Marie Messina, Ron and Gail Metzger, Anton-

ette Milazzo, Kathleen Missert, Beverly Morgan, Thomas Naples, Mike

Nosowski, Julia O’Keeffe, James Onacki, Francis Ostrom, Elsie Parsons,

Michele Dubois Payne, Arlene Peck, Donna Marie Pirro, Rocco Pirro,

Bob Pray, Edward Purcell, Clare Ramsden, Angela and Mike Ranalli,

Bill Rezak, Bob Rickert, Patsy Rogge, Frank Sacco, Josephine Saccone,

David Sauer, Tom Schlueter, Karen Schmidt, Kimberly Schoemann,

Jenien Seib, Paul W. and Janet Seville, Kathy Shea, Pat Sheehan, An-

nette Sitnik, Laurie Smiley, James Spinoso, Jr., Christine Stepien, Mike

and Gerri Strojnowski, Mark Sunderman, Paul Talbot, Norma Taylor,

Brandon Thomas, Ed Tracy, Peggy Tracy, Jean Tupper, Makenna Grace

Turner, Jess Venditti, Angela Weeks, Mary Jo Weinheimer, Peg Welch,

Gerald Wickert, Carmella White, John P. White, Rich Worden, Msgr.

Robert Yeazel�

Please pray for the sick of our Parishes�

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St. Patrick and St. Brigid

Our collection from November 1 $ 4,848.00

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***MONDAY, November 9; MASS AT ST. ANN’S�

Reading:Ez47:1�2,8�9,12/1Cor3:9c�11,16�17/Jn2:13�22�

8am Marlene Molella by Mary Morley�

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TUESDAY, November 10, MASS AT ST. ANN’S�

Reading: Ti2:1�8,11�14/Lk17:7�10�

8am �Roffo Family by cousin� �

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WED., November 11; MASS AT ST. PATRICK’S�

Reading: Ti3:1�7/Lk17:11�19�

8am VETERAN’S DAY� NO MASS �NO OFFICE

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THURSDAY, November 12; MASS AT ST. ANN’S�

Reading: Phlm7:20/Lk17:20�25�

8am � Joseph Priola by Karen and Nick Lobello �

� � Sarah Snyder by Family� �

� � Josephine Gregg by Fr. Kevin�� � � �

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SATURDAY, November 14; �

Reading: 3Jn5:8/Lk18:1�8�

SP 4pm� Patrick Brown by Marlene and Dick

Maloney�

� � � Yolanda Payne by Family�

� � � Deceased members of DeGennaro Family

by Family�

� � � � � � � � � � � � � � �

SC5:15pm � Isadora Capella by Family�

� � � � Diane Virnoche by Charlie and Helen

Chajka�

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SUNDAY, November 15; �

Reading:Prv31:10�13,19�20,30�31/1Thes5:1�6/Mt25:14�

30 �

SP 8am � Matthew Checkosky by Joe and Kay�

Banaszek�

� � � Patrick Gorman by Michael F. Quinn�

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� � � � � �� � � � � � � � �

SC 10:30am Shaw�Reinman Families by Joan Brown�

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Prayer Requests�

�

Would you like us to pray for your intentions? Prayer re-

quests can be emailed to Sister Eileen McGrath at

emcgrath128@gmail.com. Your requests go directly to the

Blessed and Broken Prayer Group who will pray for your

intention. 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 known to God.” �

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� � � � � � Philippians 4:6�

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Elizabeth Loren

Rose Mary Capucilli

Marjorie Mack

Jane Sweeney

Robert Himpler

Anne Marie Barry

Joseph Priola

Joan Phelan

John Naples

Clara Nesci

Pearl Driscoll

John Honold

Walter Sweeney

Robert Sullivan

Anne Clark

Theresa Hobson

Margaret Corcoran

Frederick Smith

Richard Durant

Carmelina Giannino

Dominic Farrell

Gatia Petosa

Ann Carbery

Robert Warne

Larry Daniul

Eleanor Peters

Leonard Capucilli

Theresa Stagnitta

Mary Roickle

Jeannine Kane

Anne Zbikowski

Merle Piraino

Anne Petrocci

Joan Rey

Dorothy Burke

William Upwood

Mary Osada

Jeffrey Gasky

Marlene Molella

Lucille Kelly

Kathryn Donovan

Stephen Gilligan

Sister Paula Jude

Carlton Strempel

Wallace Ammon

Josie Augello

Irene Bertolini

Regina Capella

Matthew Checkosky

Jack Cheevers

Chester Clapper

Thomas Corbett

Mary Cuozzo

Ronald Daughton

Gert Fatcheric

Daniel Fleet

Joseph Gaffney

Patrick Gorman

Mark Henson

Kathy Humphrey

Kyle Kaufman

Rocky Kelly

Paul Michaels

Concetta Nigro

Harvey Olin

Teresa Punch

Christine Ryan

Agnes Salvatore

Jacob Shostack

Doris Sparrow

Theresa Stagnitta

Connie Steinman

Corey Stone

Peg Wright

May their souls and all the souls of the faithful departed

through the mercy of God rest in peace. Amen.

For the month of November candles have been lit

in loving memory of Phil and Ida Corso

by Kathy and Denny

St. Charles�St. Ann�

2020�2021 FISCAL YEAR COLLECTION REPORT�

� � � � � � Actual Budget� donation�

Year to date�� � 139,896.00� 150,840.00 3,700. �

11/1/2020� � 7,429.00�� 7,720.00�

11/8/2020� � � � � � 7,720.00 �

11/15/2020� � � � � � � 7,720.00 �

11/22/2020� � � 7,720.00 �

11/29/2020� � � � � � � 7,720.00�

Mo. Direct deposits 1,095.00�� 4,900.00�

�

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Collections YTD 148,420.00� 194,340.00 3,700.�

�

Bills Paid this week: � � � � � � �

Payroll� � � � � � � � � � � 4,264.56�

Ascension Press 1,660.59�

National Grid 866.81�

Wegmans Milk Mission 697.20�

M.E. Burgess & Co. 528.41�

Tri�Dim Filter Group 623.40�

Advent Little Books 244.70�

Pitney Bowes 581.16�

W. B. Mason 294.87�

Kishmish� � � � � � � � � � 134.00�

Hill and Markes Distributors 185.71�

Oregon Catholic Press 108.95�

Parish Data System 78.50�

Sam Rao Florist 67.50�

Quickbooks�� � � � � � � � � � 43.20�

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� � Thank you for your continued generosity!�

�

Thank you very, very much!�

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For the month of November, candles have been lit

in loving memory of Kenneth and Patricia Lake

by Family

The St. Patrick’s & St. Brigid’s Food Pantry Located at 1331 W. Fayette St. open every Monday and Tuesday 9:30-12 .

The Christmas season is fast approaching; with Covid 19, having our traditional giving tree will

be a real challenge for shoppers as well as the families being able to pick up their gifts. This year

we are asking for people to provide gift cards which can give to our families so they can still pur-

chase gifts for their children. We would like to have all the gift cards turned in to either the recto-

ry or church no later than the weekend of December 12

th

�and 13

th

. This would give our families

enough time to do their own shopping. As always, thank you for your kindnesses and generosity.�

�

PLEASE BE SURE TO HAVE YOUR GIFT CARDS MARKED ST. PATRICK

AND ST. BRIGID OUTREACH!

For the month of November, candles have been lit

In loving memory of Bill O’Leary

by Patty O’Leary

Congratulations to Jacob and Rachel Romancik, proud parents of

Matthew Jace Romancik, baptized this weekend.

Congratulations also to Joshua and Kristen Nowak, proud parents of

David Charles Nowak, baptized this weekend.

May God bless you all the days of your life.

ST. CHARLES ST. ANN FOOD PANTRY�

DUE TO THE PANDEMIC, OUR THANKSGIVING AND CHRISTMAS WILL NOT LOOK THE SAME. WE WILL CONTINUE TO

SUPPORT OUR FAMILIES IN NEED, BUT IT WILL TAKE ON A DIFFERENT SPIN. WE WILL NOT BE PACKING FOOD BAGS

OF THE SAME QUANTITY AS IN THE PAST, WE WILL BE DISTRIBUTING NON�FOOD ITEMS AND GROCERY GIFT CARDS. �

� �

AT THIS TIME OUR DESPERATELY NEEDED ITEMS: SOAP OF ALL KINDS TOOTHBRUSHES, TOOTHPASTE,

LAUNDRY SOAP, SHAMPOO.�

�

The Christmas season is fast approaching; with Covid 19, having our traditional

giving tree will be a real challenge for shoppers as well as the families being able to pick up their

gifts. This year we are asking for people to provide gift cards which can give to our families so

they can still purchase gifts for their children. We would like to have all the gift cards turned in to

either the rectory or church no later than the weekend of December 12

th

�and 13

th

. As always,

thank you for your kindnesses and generosity. �

�

If you would like to be a part of the St. Charles�St. Ann Christmas outreach,

please mark your gift card as such. We need to be able to determine where the gift

cards are disbursed. Please be sure to put your gift card in an envelope with the amount

marked inside. �

�

Monetary donations for food or gift cards are also greatly appreciated. Checks can

be dropped in the collection basket marked St. Charles�St. Ann Food Pantry or

mailed to Marie Cullen at 404 Parsons Drive.�

�

In the past, Karen Sparkes has spear-headed the efforts for

Christmas gifts at Elmcrest Children’s Center and McMahon- Ryan

Advocacy Group.

Karen is hoping to be able to help them again this year.

Both entities would like gift cards to assist their families.

If you would like to assist the McMahon-Ryan Advocacy Group, gift

cards to Walmart, Target or Wegmans would be appreciated.

If you would like to assist the Elmcrest Children’s Center, $25. gift

cards to Amazon would be appreciated.

PLEASE BE SURE TO MARK YOUR CARDS FOR

EITHER MCMAHON-RYAN

O R E L M C R E S T

CHILDREN’S.

As of January 1, 2021, our Youth Minister and Confirmation

coordinator, Terri Condon will be retiring. We have been so very

blessed to have Terri’s great talent and commitment to our young

students, families and parishioners over these past many years.

We will miss you in your position, but are grateful that you and Keith

will still be a part of our parish community! God Bless you and all

your good works. Well done, good and faithful servant!

Terri will be turning over the reins to Sharon Guglielmi. Sharon is a

warm and talented woman who is very enthusiastic about her new

position. Sharon has taught in the Confirmation program for the

past few years. Sharon is a great addition to the staff and to our

parish!

Welcome aboard Sharon!

Respect Life

As euthanasia and assisted suicide become legal in more states and

nations, the Church recently reaffirmed its teaching on the sinfulness

and gravity of the matter and the obligation of Catholics to

accompany the sick and dying through prayer, presence and the

sacraments. On September 22, the Congregation for the Doctrine of

the Faith released “Samaritanus Bonus: On the Care of Persons in

the Critical and terminal Phases of Life,” which states that a person

who turns to euthanasia, “whatever their subjective dispositions may

be, has decided upon a gravely immoral act.” We are grateful for

these instructions, which will enlighten pastors and the

faithful “regarding their questions and uncertainties

about medical care, and their spiritual and pastoral

obligations to the sick in the critical and terminal

stages of life. “

May their souls and all the souls

� of the Faithful Departed through the mercy �

� of God rest in peace. �

� Joan Dobricki, Marty Mather�

Fall has arrived and with it comes our annual Hope

Appeal. With Covid 19 our lives have not been what

we are� normally� accustomed to. The Hope Appeal

supports many aspects of our Diocese who without our

help would not be able�to fulfill their basic needs. It is

a struggle every year to understand and appreciate the

needs of our fellow neighbors. It is with hope that our

parish community will be able to help support the

needs of our Diocesan community.��

St. Patrick's & St. Brigid's Hope Appeal goal is

$42,126.98. Our parish has 644 families registered. If

each family gave $65.45 we would meet� our

goal. �$65.45 is equal to $5.45 per month or $1.26 per

week.�When you look at our goal in this way it does

not appear to be overwhelming.�

St. Charles�St. Ann’s Hope Appeal goal is 61,550.20.

Our parish has 805 families registered. If each family

gave $76.46 we would meet our goal. That would

mean $10.93 per week. �

The Hope Appeal runs from October 11�December 31,

2020.�

To pay by credit card, please go to

www.syrdio.org/foundation/hopeappeal�

AmEx, Discover, Mastercard and Visa

accepted.

Some random thoughts…...

Many of us are struggling with the frustrations of the day. Covid 19,

dark gloomy skies, loss of interaction with family and friends and damp

rainy weather. As we approach the seasons of fall and advent let us

each think of our neighbor and know that they may be struggling as

well. Some of us are realizing for the first time that as we approach

this Holiday season things may look very different this year. This is

usually a time of year when we all spend time with many family and

friends. For some of us this time year may be a very lonely. Many peo-

ple may not feel comfortable inviting family and friends into their

homes or some of us may not feel comfortable going to the homes of

others in our lives.

Let us each take a few minutes each day to be kind to one another, to

offer a friendly smile, to remember it is not what you may say to

someone, but the tone in which it is said that may be hurtful. To re-

member what measures you take for your safety may make someone

in your life feel very isolated and alone. We each need to be very con-

scious of others, not knowing what they are each individually strug-

gling with.

Dear Lord, Please help me to be present for my neighbor,

to be understanding

and supportive, to offer words of encouragement and not be critical.

Take the time

to be welcoming to all our neighbors as best as we can.

Amen

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