Sanctuary Candles in Memory/Honor of

If you would like to have a candle light in memory of a loved one, please fill out form and send pay-ment of $10 to CCBC. Candle will be reserved for week specified and

message will also be placed in the bulletin. Date: requested____________________ In Loving Memory:____________________________ By________________________________

Phone:_______________________

Home Town Family Chiropractic

Dr. Michelle A. Holbrook, DC

5628 State Route 11, Burke NY 12917 Office 518-521-3863 Fax 518-521-3851

Wadhams Council #469

For information call:

518-497-6465 100 Yrs and growing!

January 1900

Chateaugay Funeral Home

Hubert “Bert” Wilcox, Owner/Manager Emily A. Hanley, Funeral Director

(518) 497-6781 36 Church Street, P.O. Box 4, Chateaugay New

York 12920

“Our family serving your family”

Lopardo’s Barber Shop Hours: Monday thru Saturday

7:00 Am to 12:00 Noon

518-497-6860

166 East Main St. Chateaugay NY

Dominics’ Hardware & Supply, Inc. 5195 Route 11, Ellenburg Depot NY 12935

Tel: 518-594-3922 OPEN Mon-Sat. 7:30 am-5:00 pm * Sun: 9 am-2 pm We have PROPANE, Valspar Paint/Cabot Stain, Dairy Feeds and Supplies, Household Needs, Greeting Cards and Assorted Gift Ideas, Metal Roofing, New & Replacement Doors& Windows, Vet Free Heaters & Fireplaces and much more!

“Ole Time Service” Brenda L. Mallette - Glennon

Certified Public Accountant

“Sales and Payroll Tax Preparation” Corporate & Personal Income Tax Preparation

Sales ,Payroll ,Tax Preparation, Accounting & Bookkeeping Business Consulting & Tax Planning

921 Trout River Rd. Burke, NY 12917 Phone: 518-353-1896

680 East Main St. Malone, NY 12953

Email: bmgcpa@live.com

Lavigne’s IGA

HOMETOWN PROUD

Complete Line of Groceries Neighborhood Liquor/ Wine Shop

Phone (518) 497-3072 Fax (518) 497-3074 6081 State Route 11, Chateaugay NY 12920

GEODES ETC. Jack & Violet Lacroix

518-483-5256 24 Low Rd Malone NY

Website: www.geodes-etc.com Meteorites and amethyst sales

Call Parish to place an ad.

518-497-6673

Cemetery Regulations

1. Live flowers may be planted within one foot in front of

the gravestone and also may be placed in perma-nently attached vases on the gravestone.

2. Artificial flowers are allowed two weeks before and two weeks after memorial day. They will be removed after that time.

3. Fences, lawn borders, ornaments, flower boxes, pot-ted plants, and the planting of trees or shrubbery are not allowed.

4. Glass articles, memorial lights, and statues are not allowed.

Any questions should be directed to the Parish office at 497-6673.

We provide the following Grave Site Care, Headstone Cleaning,

Lichen Removal, Historic Marker Preservation, Plant-ing of Flowers (Per Cemetery Rules) and soon Simple

Grave Stone Repair

Contact us for an estimate Randy and Tammy Patnode

carefromthegroundup@yahoo.com Randy’s Cell / Tammy’s Cell

518-651-5544 / 518-481-7033 Check out our FB page

D.O.V.S.: The Diocese of Ogdensburg Vocations Society D.O.V.S is having our annual membership campaign. The annual campaign provides a major source of revenue for our organization and its success is vital to our Diocese. We, as a group, are dedicated to promoting and fostering vocations to the priesthood and religious life. Funds that we raise through our membership campaign helps us to raise awareness for vocations in our Diocese. If not a member, then why not be a patron. Annual dues are $50.00 per year or $75.00 per mar-ried couple. Any questions please call Connie Randall at 315- 265-2762 or Anne Miller at 315-353-2950 or email Connie at connierandall47@yahoo.com

Environmental Stewardship The recent catastrophic global weather events have drawn even the skeptics to acknowledge changes in the environment. Many others are drawn to read/reread Pope Francis’ encyclical Laudato Si: Care for our Common Home. This is not about blame, it is about responsible stewardship. Observing these events at a safe distance via TV, can you find an active, positive response in your own pattern of living that is environmentally responsible? One simple practice, like using your reusable mug, carrying your reusable bag for shopping, etc. can truly be a concrete way to express respect for life.

The Catholic Churches of Christ’s Light St. George’s & St. Patrick’s Churches

St. Mary’s of the Fort St. Joseph’s Churches St. Francis of Assisi & Our Lady of Fatima

NO MATTER WHAT Your present status in the Catholic Church, *No matter what your current family or marital situation is, *No matter what your past or present religious affiliation, *No matter what your own personal history, *No matter what your age, background, race or color, *No matter what your own self-image or lack thereof, *You are invited, welcomed, accepted, loved and respected at the Catholic Community of Burke and Chateaugay.

Parish Office hours Monday– Thursday 9 am to 2:30 pm * Friday– Closed Email~ ccbcparish@yahoo.com Wesite~ww.ccbcparish.com Phone: 518-497-6673

WEEKDAY SERVICES Monday SP - 8:30 am Communion Service Tuesday SP 8:30 am Communion Service Wednesday SP - 8:30 am Mass (Notice)* *Thursday SG– 8:30am Mass Friday SP-8:30am Mass ** Please note: Holy Days of Obligation: see inside bulletin Eucharistic Adoration Notre Dame, Malone-Thursdays, 7-8pm, with confessions. St. Mary’s, Brushton-1st Thursdays 6:30-7:30pm St. Patrick’s, Chateaugay-1st Fridays 9-10am. w. confessions

Regional Mass Schedule Saturday: 4:00 PM St. Joseph’s (Bombay) 4:00 PM—Notre Dame ( Malone) 4:00 PM—St. Bernard’s (Lyon Mt) 5:30 PM Our Lady of Fatima (Westville) 6:30 PM St. Edmund’s (Ellenburg) Sunday: 8 AM– Notre Dame ( Malone) 8 AM St. Edmund’s (Ellenburg) 10:30 AM– St. Bernard’s (Lyon Mt) 11 AM– Notre Dame ( Malone)

11:00 AM St. Mary’s ( Fort Covington)

Pastoral Staff Rev. Thomas E. Kornmeyer, Pastor Rev. John J. Looby, Retired Priest, In residence at St. Francis Rectory Pastoral Associate Deacon Brian T. Dwyer, Office Manager/ Bookkeeper Mrs. Tammy Patnode,

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Contact Deacon Brian at Parish office to make arrangements. SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION- (Confessions) Sat. 3:15-3:45 at St. George’s, Sun. 10:15-10:45 at St. Patrick’s or anytime by appointment. SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE It is prudent for couples to contact the par-ish priest or deacon at least 8 months before the desired date of the wed-ding. SPONSORS FOR BAPTISM AND CONFIRMATION must be practicing Catholics 16 or older, confirmed themselves and if married, married in the Catholic Church (a practicing Catholic is one who regularly attends Mass.) PRAYER LINE– Call:497-6569 or 497-6910. HOLY FAMILY SCHOOL (PK-8)Principal: Mrs. Marianne Jadlos 12 Homestead Park, Malone, NY 12953 Phone: 518-483-4443 Website: www.holyfam.neric.org E-mail: hfsp@twcny.rr.com CHILD SAFETY & VICTIM’S ASSISTANCE COORDINATOR If you suspect misconduct involving diocesan clergy, religious, employees or volunteers, please contact Terrianne Yanulavich, 413 Ryan Road Chu-rubusco, NY 12923; terrianneyanulavich@yahoo.com. 518-483-3261. SHUT-INS Do you know someone who is not able to go to Mass on Sunday because of the weather or sickness? Please call the parish office for someone to bring holy communion on a weekly or monthly basis

Pastoral Council Mrs. Ona Rushford Ms. Cheryl LaPlante Mr. Stephen Boyea Ms. Pat Jones Mr. Corey LaBare Mr. & Mrs. Doug Malette

Trustees Joseph McComb Justin Boyea Liturgical Music Mr. Jack LaCroix, Mrs. Monique Dwyer

Maintenance Joe Siskavich Elementary Religion Mrs. Heather Locklin, St. Patrick’s Cemetery Joe Siskavich St. George’s Cemetery Mr. James Dumont

Financial Committee Jack Lacroix Doug Malette Brenda Mallette-Glennon Helen Ryan

Oct 28, 2018

30th Sunday

in Ordinary Time

Faith Formation Tentative 2018-19 Schedule

November- 4th and 18th

30th Sunday in Ordinary Time "Son of David, have pity on me!" Has the cry of Bartimaeus ever es-caped your lips? Today's Gospel tells the story of a blind man with a difficult lot in life. He made a living by begging coins from passing travelers. When word reaches him that Jesus will be passing by, this is when he begins his shouts for mercy. Jesus hears Bartimaeus' cry and beckons him forward. "What do you want me to do for you?" Last week, Jesus asked a similar question of James and John. Their response was a clutch for fame. Bartimaeus' response is much hum-bler. "Lord, I want to see." How strange this interaction must have seemed to the onlookers. The man is blind! Of course he wants to see! But Jesus is always teaching us. By asking us what we want, Jesus reveals the dispositions of our hearts. God already knows them, but do we? By asking James and John to name their ambition, their selfishness is exposed to them and to the other disciples. By asking Bartimaeus to name his longing, his faith is exposed to the entire crowd. Jesus invites participation in our own redemption. He doesn't save us without us! Take some time in silent prayer today. Place yourself in this story of Bartimaeus. Imagine yourself there on the dusty, crowded roadside. Jesus is calling you! When you stand before him, his focus is on you and you alone. "What do you want me to do for you?" he asks. Search your heart. How would you re-spond? What part of your heart is Jesus asking you to expose? He has come to heal and to restore. May we, too, be sent! "Go ... your faith has saved you."

Rosary during the month of October Thank you for praying the Rosary during the month of October. Would you please offer the intention for the clergy sexual abuse mis-conduct crisis and for Bishop LaValley. Please start the Rosary at least 20 minutes prior to Mass. Many people like 5 minutes of quiet time prior to Mass. Always have a per-son lead the Rosary

Youth Buses for Life Pilgrimage to the March for Life Two coach buses will depart the North Country on Thursday, January 17, 2019 for the high school pilgrimage to the March for Life in Washington, DC. They will return Saturday, January 19th. Pickup locations: Northern bus (Massena, Canton & Gouverneur), Western bus (Watertown). Cost $150 in-cludes transportation, hotel, meals and shirt. Online registration is now open at rcdony.org/prolife. For more info, please contact the Respect Life Office 518-524-0774.

The Homebound If you know of anyone who is homebound and would like a visit and/or Holy Communion, please notify Deacon Brian at 518-569-2295

Confirmation Class: October 28th 6-8 PM

St. Patrick’s parish center

3rd, 10th

We are pleased to announce that our thrift store is now open! We thank all of the volunteers that have helped to make re-opening Up-ward Looking possible! God Bless you! Many new items, come check it out.

Store hours: Monday—Friday 10 am to 4 pm.

Sat 10 am to 1 pm Closed Sunday

Vocations: We Are Called “

Are you able to drink the cup that I drink, or be baptized with the baptism that I am baptized with?” Should the Lord direct these words to you in prayer, how will you respond? As a priest, deacon or in the consecrated life? Talk to Fr. Tom or Fr. Doug Lucia at 315-386-2543, dlucia@rcdony.org or Cathy Russell, Diocesan Vocation Co-ordinator at 315-393 -2920 ext. 1450, or email: crussell@rcdony.org See us also on Facebook or at www.myvocation.net

Parish office closed Thursday Nov 1 in ob-servance of All Saints Day.

Snow Angel Craft Fair Holy Family School, Malone

Saturday, Nov. 17, 2018, 9:00AM 3:00PM

No Admission Charge. Accepting Vendors. Call 518-483-4443

Environmental Stewardship

Did you know that in the first half of the 20th century people con-sumed more non-renewable resources than in all of humankind’s previous time on earth? Consider this week what non-renewable resources that you use. Are there any that could be reduced? I.e. Studies show up to 30% of the difference in miles per gallon is due to driving habits alone. We could save more than a ton of CO2 per year by accelerating slowly and smoothly, driving the speed limit, maintaining a steady speed and anticipating stops and starts.

You Must Become Fire!

An Evening of Prayer and Reflection in celebration of National Vocation Awareness Week November 4-10, 2018

There will be four Evenings of Prayer and Reflection throughout the Diocese of Ogdensburg.

Each evening's schedule will be: 5:00 pm Discernment Holy Hour

6:00 pm Pizza & Wings 6:30 pm Panel Discussion

7:15 pm Video - "Is God Calling You?" 7:30 pm Closing Prayer & Sending Forth

The dates and sites for these gatherings are: Sunday, Nov. 4th - St. Peter's Church, Lowville Monday, Nov. 5th - St. Mary's Church, Clayton

Tuesday, Nov. 6th - St. John XXIII Newman Ctr, Plattsburgh Tuesday, Nov. 13th - St. Mary's Church,

Ticonderoga Anyone interested in knowing more about Church Vo-cations or how they can help to promote Vocations are invited to these evenings. For more information, please contact Fr. Lucia or Cathy Russell at the Diocesan Vocation Office or to RSVP by email-ing: dlucia@rcdony.org or crussell@rcdony.org or phone: 315-393-2920 to indicate which evening/site you will be attending. Hope you can join us!

Monday, Oct 29: (SP)8:30 AM Communion Service

(SF) 8:30 AM Herb Lester by Larry & Christ Morrison Tuesday, Oct 30: (SP) 8:30 AM Communion Service (SM) 8:30 AM Anthony French by Rose & Jim Reardon Wednesday, Oct 31:Anticipated-All Saints (Holy Day) (SP) 4:00 PM Shaylynn Bushey by Roland & Adam Bushey Thursday, Nov 1: All Saints ( Holy Day) (SF) 8:30 AM Richard Gravelle by Charlottte Levesque & Daughters

(SM) 5:15 PM Albert Latulipe by Bryon & Sharon Varin Friday, Nov 2: (SP) 8:30 AM Kate O’Neill by Ken O’Neill Family (SJ) 8:30 AM Jerry Savage by Frank & Glenda Youmell Saturday, Nov 3: (SG) 4:00 PM Donald Mangan by Joyce Mangan (SJ) 4:00 PM Anthony French by Jean French (OLF) 5:30 PM Jean Bashaw by Jim & Sandy Premo

Sunday, Nov 4: 31St Sunday in Ordinary Time (SF) 9:00 AM Pal Lamondie by the Family (SP) 11:00 AM For the People of Our Parishes (SM) 11:00 AM Gen Ouimet by Pat Jones

(SJ) Bombay (SF) Constable (SM) Ft. Covington (OLF) Westville

St. George’s St. Patrick's Sat~ Nov 3rd 4:00 PM Sun ~ Nov 4th 11:00 PM Reader– R. Johnston Reader—J. Beach EM– L. Lamondie, L. Bowen EM–J. Venette, P. Boyea

CCBC Weekly Stewardship of Oct 20 & 21th

Envelopes: $2043.81 Plate: 444.00 Fuel 61.00 Candles 18.00 Maintenance 50.00 Prop of Faith 511.00 _________________________________________ Total 3127.81

Envelope users 77 *Budget Needs: $3850.00 per week

Our Lord blesses us a hundredfold for our Stewardship Sacrifices. Thank you for support of your parish.

Sanctuary Candles in Memory/Honor of We now offer the Sanctuary Candles to be burned from Sunday to Saturday in Memory of a loved one. If you would like to remember a loved one please fill out form on the back of the bulletin and either put into collection basket or mail to parish.

The Homebound If you know of anyone who is homebound and would like a visit and/or Holy Communion, please notify Deacon Brian at 518-569-2295

Parish Hall Rental Please visit the Diocesan TULIP Insurance website to obtain insurance at: https://eventus.ajgrms.com prior to booking the parish hall for private use.

Community Christmas Basket Program

The Community Christmas Basket Program will be soon underway. I’m writing because I want everyone to know that this is my last year to coordinate the program. There is a need for this program, but I feel that it’s time for someone younger to take over. I certainly do not do this

project alone. Many, many people come forward to help in a variety of ways. People have donated so much for the needy of the area, year after year. I’m constantly amazed and appreciative of the generosity of those in our rural area. Anyone who even thinks they may be interest-ed, or even if you would like to look over the paperwork to see what it involves, is more than welcome to e-mail me at tombet70@gmail.com or call me at 518-497-6656. you can also go through the process with me if you want. I have an extensive binder that has detailed info of ex-actly what to do, who to contact and when. Of course, it is a large pro-ject, but going through this step by step and enlisting the help of volun-teers, it really does go smoothly. Always remember that it helps so many children and adults in our area. Sincerely, Betty Cook

Harvest Dinner: North Bangor, NY

St. Augustine Parish of North Bangor will be hosting a Harvest Dinner to

be held on Sunday, October 28 from 12:00 Noon to 4:00PM at the St. Au-

gustine Parish Center, 2470 State Route 11, North Bangor. A home cooked

Turkey Dinner with the trimmings will be served. Adults: $10.00, Senior

Citizens: $9.00, Children under 12: $5.00 and children under 5 free. Take

out available. Please plan to attend this annual event and enjoy good food

and good friends. For more information, contact the parish at 518-483-

Fall Pilgrimage

The Churches of St. Peter’s, St. Mary’s, St. Hedwig’s are planning on taking advantage of God’s beauty and mercy with a bus trip on Tuesday, October 30 to the National Shrine of Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, MA. At the Shrine there will be an opportunity to visit the gift shop and roam the beautiful grounds before breaking for a relaxing brown bag lunch. The program will include Eucharistic Adoration from 1-2pm with an op-portunity for confession. Mass will be at 2pm followed by the Divine Mer-cy Chaplet at 3pm. There should be some free time to roam before de-parture around 4:30pm. We will be leaving Lowville Plaza promptly at 6:30am and returning between 8-9pm. Cost for the trip will be $70 per person. Pilgrims are expected to bring their own lunch and be responsi-ble for their dinner with our stop on the way home. Reservations with a $20 deposit should be made through St. Peter’s Church Office (315-376-6662) by October 23.

Upcoming Holy Day Mass Schedule Holy Day of Obligation for All Saints

Wed., 10/31/18 4:00PM St. Patrick’s, Chateaugay Thurs., 11/1/18 8:30AM St. Francis of Assisi Thurs., 11/1/18 5:15PM St. Mary’s of the Fort Regional

Holy Day Mass Schedule Thurs., 11/1/18 6:45AM Notre Dame, Malone

9:00AM St. Augustine’s, N. Bangor 10:00AM Notre Dame, Malone 12:05PM Notre Dame, Malone 5:15PM Notre Dame, Malone 5:30PM St. Mary’s, Brushton

American Legion Auxiliary Craft Fair

Nov 3rd 9:00 am to 2:00 pm Arts, Crafts, Chinese Auction, Bake Sale, Raffle, Lunch

Come and enjoy the day!