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ST. JOHN NEUMANN CATHOLIC COMMUNITY Church Bulletin Rev. Johnson Machado, Pastor John Zielinski, Deacon Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ (“Corpus Christi”) June 13 & 14, 2020 PARISH CENTERS The worship site at: The worship site at: Strykersville Sheldon 3854 Main St., Strykersville, NY 14145 991 Centerline Rd. Strykersville, NY 14145 Masses: Sat. Vigil -5:00pm, Sunday -8:00am Sat. Vigil-8:00pm, Sunday 10:30am Weekday masses: Mon, Tues, Thurs & Fri—9:00am Confessions: Sat. 4:15-4:45pm Sat. 7:15-7:45pm (other times by appt.) Office: 585-457-3222 Fax: 585-457-3222 Email: [email protected] @ 3854 Main St. School Building Parish Website: www.sjnchurch.org Office Hours: Monday- Friday 8:00am-3:00pm Facebook: St. John Neumann Catholic Community Catholic Cemeteries: Donations greatly appreciated for all Cemeteries. St. Cecilia’s Cemetery, Sheldon Site St. Mary’s Cemetery, Strykersville Site St. Nicholas Cemetery, North Java St. Patrick’s Cemetery, Java Center Inquiries: 585-457-3222 Eucharistic Adoration: Strykersville Site --- 9:30am -7:00pm First Friday of the Month or as announced PARISH OFFICE: Russ Reisdorf, Office Manager Faith Formation Director –Melissa Weisenburg e-mail: [email protected] or call the office and leave a message SACRAMENTS POLICY Baptism: Call the office for preparation 585-457-3222 – Baptisms on Saturdays: 12:00 Noon – Strykersville Site and Sundays: After 10:30am Mass- Sheldon Site Marriage: Six months lead time. Diocesan approved preparation program (Pre-Cana) required, after Pastor interview Communion to the sick: Please contact Pastor for special circumstances. Monthly and Sundays by Eucharistic Ministers or Pastor Anointing of the Sick: Night or day 585-457-3222 or daily during Mass prior to surgery. Please Pray for: world peace, our country, for those serving overseas, for victims of war, violence and natural disaster, for the sick and suffering including: Fred Marcheson, Todd Hart, Lacey Bach Moore, Carl Schiltz, Cathy Keem, Jean H., Elizabeth, Madonna Zittel, Sheri Zittel, Kathleen Anderson, Paul Switalski, Len Mazurkiewicz, Ruth Z., Prudy Allein, Peter, Gayle Lane, Jeanine Peehler, Bob Daniel, Jean Dominesey, Esther Roberts, Leona Meyer, Judy Perl, Rose Gielow, Shirley Becker, Bernie Eley, Michael Bankers, Annabelle Ziegler, Father Jim Fugle, Bob Schuessler, Bill Calmes, Sylvia Nowak, Marilyn Noecker, Mildred Ash, Liz, Lorne LeMieux, Norm Kehl, Ellsworth Smith, Sabrina Marlowe, Nancy Cox, Gerry Fugle, Linda Hall, Judy Carlson, Shaun Vonna, Donna Perry, Bill Datzler, Kyle & Angela, Sabrina, David Hennenberger, Arlene Langa and Father Johnson. Please be advised after 60 days the names will be removed from the prayer list unless otherwise notified. Strykersville: Saturday, June 13–Vigil-Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ [+Gert Hyman-SJN Social Committee] [All Parishioners] Sunday, June 14-Most Body & Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi) [+Norman George-Wife and family] [All Parishioners] Monday, June 15- 9:00am [+Ann Hopkins-Paul & Joanne Pitkin and family] Tuesday, June 16- 9:00am [+Emily Spencer-Bill & Debbie Fugle] Wednesday, June 17- ***NO MASS*** Thursday, June 18- 9:00am [+Bea McCormick-family of Dave & Ella Boxler] Friday, June 19- 9:00am [+Regina Meyer-John & Theresa Zielinski] Saturday, June 20–Vigil-Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:00pm [+Ken Lefort-family] 8:00pm [+Robert Haungs-Larry Perl] [All Parishioners] [All Parishioners] Sunday, June 21-Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:00am [+Barbara Farrant-Mark & Michelle George] 10:30am [+Marie Dominesey-Dorothy Perl] [All Parishioners] [All Parishioners] ***Public masses begin on Monday—be mindful of the 25% capacity of churches—Strykersville site—approx. 60 people; Sheldon site approx. 90 people per mass. Please respect others and keep social distancing. ***

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ST. JOHN NEUMANN CATHOLIC COMMUNITY Church Bulletin Rev. Johnson Machado, Pastor John Zielinski, Deacon

Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ (“Corpus Christi”)

June 13 & 14, 2020

PARISH CENTERS The worship site at: The worship site at: Strykersville Sheldon 3854 Main St., Strykersville, NY 14145 991 Centerline Rd. Strykersville, NY 14145 Masses: Sat. Vigil -5:00pm, Sunday -8:00am Sat. Vigil-8:00pm, Sunday 10:30am Weekday masses: Mon, Tues, Thurs & Fri—9:00am Confessions: Sat. 4:15-4:45pm Sat. 7:15-7:45pm (other times by appt.) Office: 585-457-3222 Fax: 585-457-3222 Email: [email protected] @ 3854 Main St. School Building Parish Website: www.sjnchurch.org Office Hours: Monday- Friday 8:00am-3:00pm Facebook: St. John Neumann Catholic Community Catholic Cemeteries: Donations greatly appreciated for all Cemeteries. St. Cecilia’s Cemetery, Sheldon Site St. Mary’s Cemetery, Strykersville Site St. Nicholas Cemetery, North Java St. Patrick’s Cemetery, Java Center

Inquiries: 585-457-3222 Eucharistic Adoration: Strykersville Site --- 9:30am -7:00pm

First Friday of the Month or as announced

PARISH OFFICE: Russ Reisdorf, Office Manager Faith Formation Director –Melissa Weisenburg e-mail: [email protected] or call the office and leave a

message SACRAMENTS POLICY Baptism: Call the office for preparation 585-457-3222 – Baptisms on Saturdays: 12:00 Noon – Strykersville Site and Sundays: After 10:30am Mass- Sheldon Site Marriage: Six months lead time. Diocesan approved preparation program (Pre-Cana) required, after

Pastor interview Communion to the sick: Please contact Pastor for special circumstances. Monthly and Sundays by Eucharistic Ministers or Pastor Anointing of the Sick: Night or day 585-457-3222 or daily during Mass prior to surgery.

Please Pray for: world peace, our country, for those serving overseas, for victims of war, violence and natural disaster, for the sick and suffering including: Fred Marcheson, Todd Hart, Lacey Bach Moore, Carl Schiltz, Cathy Keem, Jean H., Elizabeth, Madonna Zittel, Sheri Zittel, Kathleen Anderson, Paul Switalski, Len Mazurkiewicz, Ruth Z., Prudy Allein, Peter, Gayle Lane, Jeanine Peehler, Bob Daniel, Jean Dominesey, Esther Roberts, Leona Meyer, Judy Perl, Rose Gielow, Shirley Becker, Bernie Eley, Michael Bankers, Annabelle Ziegler, Father Jim Fugle, Bob Schuessler, Bill Calmes, Sylvia Nowak, Marilyn Noecker, Mildred Ash, Liz, Lorne LeMieux, Norm Kehl, Ellsworth Smith, Sabrina Marlowe, Nancy Cox, Gerry Fugle, Linda Hall, Judy Carlson, Shaun Vonna, Donna Perry, Bill Datzler, Kyle & Angela, Sabrina, David Hennenberger, Arlene Langa and Father Johnson. Please be advised after 60 days the names will be removed from the prayer list unless otherwise notified.

Strykersville: Saturday, June 13–Vigil-Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ [+Gert Hyman-SJN Social Committee]

[All Parishioners] Sunday, June 14-Most Body & Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi) [+Norman George-Wife and family] [All Parishioners] Monday, June 15- 9:00am [+Ann Hopkins-Paul & Joanne Pitkin and family] Tuesday, June 16- 9:00am [+Emily Spencer-Bill & Debbie Fugle] Wednesday, June 17- ***NO MASS*** Thursday, June 18- 9:00am [+Bea McCormick-family of Dave & Ella Boxler] Friday, June 19- 9:00am [+Regina Meyer-John & Theresa Zielinski] Saturday, June 20–Vigil-Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:00pm [+Ken Lefort-family] 8:00pm [+Robert Haungs-Larry Perl]

[All Parishioners] [All Parishioners] Sunday, June 21-Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:00am [+Barbara Farrant-Mark & Michelle George] 10:30am [+Marie Dominesey-Dorothy Perl] [All Parishioners] [All Parishioners]

***Public masses begin on Monday—be mindful of the

25% capacity of churches—Strykersville site—approx. 60 people;

Sheldon site approx. 90 people per mass. Please

respect others and keep social distancing. ***

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CHRIST IN THE WORD

Ministry Schedule June 20th & 21st: PUBLIC MASSES RESUME THIS WEEKEND 5:00pm-- Eucharistic Ministers: Pete Schnitzler, Russ Reisdorf Cantor: Carol Schnitzler Lector: Pat Lefort Altar Server: N/A 8:00pm— Eucharistic Ministers: John Meyer Lector: Dana Kirsch Altar Server: N/A 8:00am-- Eucharistic Ministers: Marian Lefort, Bill Perl Lector: Mike Skrzypek Altar Server: N/A 10:30am-- Eucharistic Ministers: Ron George, Peggy McCormick Lector: Mary Zielinski Altar Server: N/A Please arrange for substitute if you are unable to make your scheduled ministry—Ministers, please make sure you have a substitute if needed, as Father will not be distributing communion during this period of reopening.

***pickup new ministry schedules this week*** ****************************************

As we reflect on all who have donated or pledged to the 2020 Appeal in support of Catholic Charities and the Fund for the Faith. Thank you for thinking of those most in need in Western New York and deciding to give them the gift of

comfort, peace, healing, and hope. Together, with your generous help, we will continue to accomplish wonderful

things! Think of Me. ****We are currently at 83.10% of our parish goal

($31,100.00). If you have given already--THANK YOU, but if you have not, please consider giving to this

worthy cause (please remember donations to Catholic Charities cannot be touched by the bankruptcy proceedings.) **** Appeal ends the end of June.

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Congratulations to all our local graduates!

Whether college, high school, or elementary school You have made your families proud of your

accomplishments! May God watch over you in your future endeavors.

Upcoming Meeting: Finance council will meet on Monday June 15th @ 7:00pm---Strykersville St. John Neumann Prayer Chain: If you have any requests for prayers please contact Michelle Schubert (585-689-0098) or Carol Comstock (585-317-9459) or email [email protected].

Gifts to God

June 6 & 7– $2325.00 (by mail & drop off at office) God Bless you for your generosity!

**We are truly blessed by those who have mailed in or dropped off their contributions during the pandemic. As we return to open up the

parish, thank you does not seem to be enough…let us continue to pray for one another! **

Instruction and Guidelines to follow at

St. John Neumann Parish, Strykersville, NY.

The Diocese of Buffalo is issuing new guidelines in response to corona virus (covid-19) concerns.

According to the diocese, the guidance is in stages and could be stepped up if, or when, the situation changes in the country or Western New York.

I think the first thing we have to do is normalize our emotions and realize it's okay. We all are un-certain. We don't know what the future holds. We fear the unknown. We want to be in control.”

The dispensation from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass remains in place. All who are especially vulnerable or simply

uncomfortable attending a public Liturgy are encouraged to remain at home and if

possible, view Mass via live streams, which will continue in local parishes.

If you are SICK, stay home and limit your contact with others. Please be concerned about others.

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Today’s Readings:

Deuteronomy 8: 2-3, 14b-16a 1 Corinthians 10: 16-17

John 6: 51-58 The readings today not only remind us that God has provided us with food to strengthen and sustain us, but also that this food is unfamiliar and unique. Moses points out that the manna the LORD provided in the desert was “unknown to you and your fathers.” Jesus tells the crowds that the food and drink he provides is his flesh and blood, previously unknown to be food at all. As we receive the Eucharist

today, let us appreciate the uniqueness of this true food.

Next week’s readings: Jeremiah 20: 10-13

Romans 5: 12-15 Matthew 10: 26-33

Father’s Day Chicken BBQ proceeds to benefit Charlotte House

Sunday June 21, 2020 Catered Creations is preparing dinners (chicken, macaroni & Cheese, cole slaw, roll & butter) Board members to provide

cookies for dessert! Tickets are $14.00 per dinner—all presale through

FACEBOOK EVENT—click on ticket link through 6/18/20 If you are not comfortable with Social media or paying by

credit card, give a call to Charlotte House @ 585-535-4065

***pickup will be at the North Java Firehall from 11:30-1:30 on Father’s Day***

Help spread the word! *******************************************

A VOCATION VIEW

Jesus has given us His Body to eat and His Blood to drink so as to nourish us on our journey toward the Kingdom.

God has called some to share this very gift of himself in a profound way. If God is calling you to a Church vocation,

call Fr. Andrew Lauricella at 716-847-5535.

*Never Forget Sanitizer and Mask when you come to Church*

• No Deacon, No Altar server on the Altar. Do not touch anything on the Altar.

• One lector and two Eucharistic ministers are required to help.

• A pianist and cantor are allowed. If congregation does not know hymns, they can remain silent and listen; if known, you may sing with your mask on. No Hymnal or Missalette will be provided

• Avoid close contact with people who are sick. Everyone should practice social distancing, in public maintain a minimum of 6 feet from the next person.

o Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth.

o Stay home when you are sick. o Cover your cough or sneeze into a tissue

or your elbow vs. your hand (you can spread germs when touching items after coughing or sneezing into your hand).

o Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces using a regular household cleaning spray or wipe.

Parishioners should bring and be prepared to wear their own masks and, a bottle of hand sanitizer for use upon entering, before receiving Communion, after receiving Communion, and after exiting the church. Catholics should plan on restricted seating, a change in the reception of Communion in order to ensure social distancing, and other appropriate measures upon entering and exiting churches.

• You are requested to bring you own sanitizer, wipes and mask when you come to Church. Stay with your mask on throughout the whole Mass

• Sit One Family per pew and occupy left – right corner.—sit in every other pew or socially apart.

• When you come for the communion wear your mask and sanitize your hand, proceed with your family. Keep safe distance between families.

• Eucharistic Ministers are requested to use Mask and Sanitizer too. (one Eucharistic Minister will be at front and one will be at back), please form single line to minister and remember social dis-tancing.

• At conclusion of mass, please wipe down your pew, so it will be ready for the next mass. And exit the Church in a socially distant manner.