Reverend Brian E. Lang, Pastor

Deacon Anthony Paratore

Mass Schedule

Saturday Vigil 4:00pm at St. Charles

Sunday 8am and 11am at St. Ann’s

9:30am at St. Charles

Weekdays

Mondays during the summer—Communion

Service 8am at St. Ann’s

Wednesday, Friday 8am at St. Ann’s

Tuesday, Thursday, 8am at St. Charles

Holy Day Masses Vigil: 5:30 pm

Holy Day: 8 am, 5:30 pm

Reconciliation

Saturday: 3pm at St. Charles; before 8am Mass each weekday, or by appointment

Anointing of the Sick

Takes place each Friday immediately following 8am Mass at St. Ann’s

Eucharistic Adoration

Takes place the third Tuesday of each month from 4-5pm at St. Charles

Church Office Hours

Monday - Friday: 9 am to 3:00 pm

315-468-1803

Faith Formation

315-487-6201

Fax Number 487-6312

4461 Onondaga Blvd. Syracuse, NY 13219

www.stcharles-stanns.com

Email stcharles.stanns@gmail.com

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Forged by our histories, united by our future, embracing the Spirit as one body in Christ, we are a community who prayerfully serve each other and all God’s people through all our ministries both formal and informal.

We seek to support each other’s journey to the Kingdom of Heaven.

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MASS IS CELEBRATED EACH MORNING AT 8AM

MONDAY, July 18; Communion Service at St. Ann’s through-out the summer. 8am

Reading: Mi6:1-4,6-8/Mt12:38-42

TUESDAY, July 19; MASS AT ST. CHARLES

Reading: Mi7:14-15,18-20/Mt12:46-50

SC Kenneth and Patr icia Lake by Barbara Lake

WEDNESDAY, July 20; MASS AT ST. ANN’S

Reading: Jer1:1,4-10/Mt13:1-9

SA Lar ry Deskin by Family

THURSDAY, July 21; MASS AT ST. CHARLES

Reading: Jer2:1-3,7-8,12-13/Mt13:10-17

SC Raymond and Madalyn Palladino by Family

FRIDAY, July 22; MASS AT ST. ANN’S

Reading: Jer3:14-17/Jn20:1-2,11-18

SA John Montague by Family

SATURDAY, July 23; MASS AT ST. CHARLES

Reading: Jer7:1-11/Mt13:24-30

4PM Faith Aur inger by Giada Aur inger

SUNDAY, July 24; Reading: Gn18:20-32/Col2:12-14/Lk11:1-13

SA 8am Edward J . Osada/24th anniver sary by Family

SC 9:30am Phil and Ida Corso/anniver sary by Family

SA 11am Sammie, Fannie, Theresa and Nick Froio by Rosa and Family

SC 4pm

Sat. 7/23

M. Hartnett Prowak, Garofano, Alcaro, Kinney Dc. Tony Turner, Bouchard, Turner

SA 8:00am

Sun. 7/24

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SC 9:30am

Sun. 7/24

K. Gilheney Ellis, Feyerabend, Corso, DeSanctis Dc. Tony Sheen x 4

SA 11:00am

Sun. 7/24

C. Giannino

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*Rader, Danaher, Heitzman, Hunt, Guilfoil Dc. Tony Legresley, Allen

Next week’s Lectors Eucharistic Ministers Homilist Altar Servers

Bishop Ludden Minister

July 24—K. Corso

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PLEASE PRAY FOR THOSE SERVING IN OUR MILITARY

Liam Halligan, Matthew Locke, Andrew Ayres, Joseph

Perry, Packy Guy, Michael Chase, Andy Bryant, Joseph

Coppo, Owen Alberts, Clare Lowery, Dave Saxton

Mary Aigeltinger, Sarah Albright, Joseph Bertalli, Jane Benson, Paul

Blais, Susie Bloomer, Stacia Brundage, Peter Cappuccilli, Sr.,Sophia

Grace Castrilli, Larry Chalk, Christopher Clemons, Phil Corso,

Chrissy Crandall, John Danaher, Mary Dooley, Marion Drozdz,Jim

Drysdale, Mary Dunn, Stever Effler, Sr. Paula Jude Egan, Karl Es-

mark, Dominic Farrell, Faye Fox, Rosa Froio, Shawn Garland, Car-

ol Grayson, Bill Gunter, Josh Hildreth, Rita Kisil, Doug Kloczko,

John Krell, Christine LaPage, Paul LaValle, Rick Lavin, Maggie

Flynn Loney, Ginny Long, Karen Magnarelli, Virginia Martens, Nan-

cy Medicis, Beverly Mersfelder, Marie Messina, Gladys Northup,

James Onacki, Francis Ostrom, Erny Pechilis, Elsie Parsons, Eleanor

Peters, Mary Petro, Ed Popcun, Edward Purcell, Mary Roickle,

Maureen Robinson, Jane Ross, Josephine Saccone, Tom Schlueter,

Helena Schmidt, Karen Schmidt, Kimberly Schoemann, Annette Sitnik,

Michael Stefanco, Mary Louise Steigerwald, Mark Sunderman, Jane

Sweeney, Veronica Tario, Norma Taylor, Sally Thurston, Riley

Thayer, Beverly Trembley, Makenna Grace Turner, Bill Upwood,

Kathy Volcano, Linda Walker, Angela Weeks, Mary Jo Weinheimer,

Rich Worden, Helen Zarecki, Chuck Zawacki

Please pray for the sick of our Parish

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for our brethren with serious medical problems and for those among us

who suffer from age-related disabilities. Amen.

Monday, July 18 ..………7:30pm Alanon @ SA

8:30pm AA @ SA

Lectio Divina 6:30pm Ministry

Center– Young Adult Ministry

Matthew 25 Farm

Brady Faith VBS

Tuesday, July 19 ......…..Assumption Milk Mission

Holy Hour 4-5pm at SC

AA 7pm @ SC

Brady Faith VBS

Wednesday, July 20...…..Men’s Basketball @ SA

Brady Faith VBS

Thursday, July 21 ……..Blessed and Broken Prayer

Group 7pm Ministry Center

AA– 7:30pm SC Primary Purpose

Brady Faith VBS

Bellevue Manor Mass

Friday, July 22…………Walk N Rosary & Ultimate Fris-

bee at Onondaga Lake Park

THIS WEEK AND UPCOMING EVENTS

**Bible Study WILL NOT meet during July

and August. We will resume in

September. Enjoy the summer!

God reveals himself to us through the Bible. We come

to know Him and ourselves be"er when we study the

Word. Sr. Brigid O'Mahony and Fr. Brian break open the

meaning of Scripture and how we can apply it to our lives.

No experience is necessary - we encourage everyone to join

us. Bring a Bible - bring a friend! The next mee#ng will be

in September Where: Media Room Please

consider bringing a friend and joining us! For more infor-

ma#on: Sister Eileen McGrath 315-706-1744

For your planning purposes…….

Msgr. Larry Bordonaro will be the Celebrant at the 9:30am Mass

on Sunday, July 31st in honor of his 40th anniversary of Ordination

to the Priesthood. There will be a light reception immediately fol-

lowing Mass in the gathering space.

Please feel free to stay a bit after Mass to congratulate him.

A gentle reminder….

Due to the HIPA Laws, hospitals and heath care providers are

unable to let us know when a parishioner is hospitalized or in need

of visitation or anointing of the sick. PLEASE call the parish office

when a loved one is in need. 468-1803. Thank you!

ST. ANN’S FOOD PANTRY

We are in need of shampoo, toothpaste, chicken soup, Kleenex, instant mashed potatoes. Thank you!

Adoration of Our Lord

“Be still and know that I am God.” Psalm 45

We all need grace to give us strength to do the Will of God. Just

being in the presence of the Lord, in Adoration gives grace to us.

Spend an hour in Adoration before the Blessed Sacrament this

Tuesday, July 19th from 4-5pm at St. Charles Church.

Praying the Rosary, Silent Meditation and Benediction

2016-2017 FISCAL YEAR INCOME REPORT

Weekly Budgeted Income $ 13,500.00

Weekly Budgeted Expense 14,250.00

Income from July 10 12,435.00

Rental Income 1,575.00

Bills Paid this week: Payroll 6,650.00

Wegmans 1,093.59

Sam Rao Florist 239.50

M.E. Burgess 172.00

Parish Maintenance Supply 209.47

Lorenzo’s 91.43

Onondaga Coach 840.00

Thank you for your continued support!

HOPE APPEAL UPDATE!

Our goal: 68,682.89

Donations to Date: 54,361.07

Balance Due: 14,321.82

We have received 79.15% of our goal!

St. Charles Food Pantry–

We especially need non-food items….Paper towels, toilet paper, dish soap, hand soap, shampoo,

toothpaste, etc. Thank you !

“Let the little children come to me……”

Through the Missionary Cooperation Plan, our parish

has been assigned to:

Rev. Frederick M. Kooro, Mission Director and Rev.

James Kariuki, representing the Catholic Diocese of

Nakuru.

The entire second collection from all the weekend Masses is for

the mission ministry. Fr. Kooro will be our Celebrant and Homilist

at all the Masses on July 16/17

RESPECT LIFE Abortion is not, and never has been, simply an

“issue.” It is, rather, the most radical break with civilization that

history has ever seen. The legal reason this is true becomes

clearer when we realize that Roe vs. Wade which legalized abortion

throughout all nine months of pregnancy for any reason or no rea-

son never denied that the unborn child is a child. The Court in-

stead declared that this question was beyond the competency to

answer. Had the Court said, “We have concluded that the unborn

are definitely not human, and therefore we can legalize abortion,

“at least it would have preserved the principle that government

cannot authorize the destruction of the innocent. But

the Court failed to do that. Instead, the Court asserted

that although unborn children may well be human be-

ings, government can authorize their destruction any-

way. ~Priests for Life

For the last two weeks of July, candles have been lit in

loving memory of Angelo Cupelo by Rosemary Monticello

For the last two weeks of July, candles have been lit in

loving memory of Kenneth and Patricia Lake by Family

There is a request for Prayer Shawls for residents of James

Square and other nursing homes. If you are interested in helping

with this endeavor, or if you would like to donate some yarn for the

shawls, please call Mary Morley at 492-3102.

On Sunday afternoon, an envelope was left on the sacristy counter

at St. Charles. There was a note that read, “Hi we are the un-

knowns. We raised $7 dollars for the church. Use it wisely. “

Your friends, the Unknowns.

Thank you for your generosity. We will! The children from the

Brady Faith Center here for Vacation Bible School will be treated to

Ice cream courtesy of you!

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Last Thursday, the skies looked threatening all day and we really needed rain, but we prayed to please keep it from raining between 5:30 and 7:30 in the evening. The reason being that a small army of volunteers including our YIM Youth in Ministry members, St. Charles Food Pantry volunteers, Parish Staff and parents of our teens traveled down to the Catholic Charities Men’s Night Shelter (formerly known as the Oxford Inn) to host a backyard barbeque. It was hot, really hot and sunny and not an inch of shade to be had. We all had our jobs to do and everyone got to work preparing, sorting, pouring, grilling and turning the Tallman Street parking lot into a picnic setting. Before we started, we all gathered around the grill and said a prayer of thanksgiving and we prayed for Deacon Vanelli and gave thanks for all the years he spent visit-ing and bringing sandwiches to the Oxford Inn. Thanks to our master grillers, Don Zawacki and Paul Payne, we served over 120 hamburgers and 20 lbs. of German hotdogs. The BBQ included 60 lbs. of salt potatoes, watermelon, lemonade, chips, cookies, bananas and chocolate bars!! The men of the shel-ter were just thrilled with the meal and many of them came back for seconds and we think a couple had thirds! We were surprised when Fr. Pater Major stopped down to visit and join us for dinner. We also met the Emmaus Minis-try from St. James Church, they were there to just stop in and visit. They told us that they have never seen the men so happy and content, they even stayed to share a picnic dinner with all of us. It was just the perfect blend of Church and community. We thank everyone who helped, cooked, served and drove, we especially want to thank our St. Charles Food Pantry and St. Ann’s Pantry for providing all the food. Before we all left, I introduced the teens to one of our volunteers and asked if they could guess how old she was – they giggled and one of the boys said “ Oh, she looks like 40!”. Well, they met Rosemary Monti-cello, a mere 95 years young, who stood for two hours and stuffed burgers into buns without a word of complaint. There was a gasp and then the few of us ready to complain about the heat, the sun, our feet just smiled and said “We want to be you when we grow up”. This was our third annual BBQ and honestly the best yet… may God bless the men who stay at the Night Shelter and those individuals who work and

serve there.

Terri Condon

First trip to Matthew 25 Farm- PEAS!

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Rev. Brian E. Lang, Pastor

Rev. Mr. Anthony Paratore, Deacon

Sacristans Meaghan Burrows, Zach Popp

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Trustees

Jeffrey M. Fetter, Joseph Dwyer

Finance Committee Chairman

Anthony Scott

Parish Pastoral Council Chairman

Christopher Gorman

OFFICE STAFF

Maureen O’Sullivan Office Manager

Ellen Flynn Parish Business Administrator

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Office Phone: 315-487-6201

Director of Faith Formation K-7

Daryl Hall

Confirmation and Youth Minister

Terri Condon

Young Adult Ministry

Mary Kortright

Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults

(RCIA) Pat Hunt

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Joan Gorman– St. Ann’s

Marie Cullen– St. Charles

PASTORAL CARE MINISTRY

Mary Morley

MUSIC MINISTRY

Nick Godzak, Coordinator

Joanne Balduzzi

Dave and Ann Rice

MAINTENANCE AND GROUNDS

Ken Eckert, Supervisor

Richard and Katherine Durant

PRAYER GROUPS

Our God Reigns Prayer Group

Mike Strojnowski

Blessed and Broken Prayer Group

Sister Eileen McGrath

Altar care and linens

Mike and Mary Jo Gehm, Lisa Smith

Altar Servers Deacon Tony and

Katie Boyea

Baptismal Preparation Sue Putnam

Bellevue Manor Mary Morley

Children’s Liturgy of the Word

Ericka Rader

Coffee and Donuts

Jim and Desiree Dillabough

Eucharistic Ministers Florence Gilber t

Friends Forever Jane Gilheney

Funeral Luncheons Florence Jutton

Funeral Planning Mary Ellen Bruet,

Don Schwanke

Funeral Ushers J ohn Fleming, Bill

Darmody, Bill Herron SA

Joe Alcaro, Ed Blasland,

Al Fuller, Don Zawacki SC

Homebound Ministry Mary Morley

Human Development Georgia Grady

Lectors Florence Gilbert

Oxford Inn Karen Sparkes

Respect Life Joan Brown

Social Ministry Daryl Hall and

Betsy Blasland

Parish Registration: Welcome to all new

families/individuals. Please register as soon as

possible. Registration forms and a welcome

packet are available in the church office

Membership is a condition for the reception

of the sacraments of baptism, reconciliation,

first Eucharist, confirmation and marriage.

Registration is also required before the

parish can issue a sponsorship certificate for

those asked to be sacramental sponsors. You

must be a registered, contributing member

for at least three months before a certificate

is provided.

Attendance at Mass is the most meaningful

way we model and live our Catholic faith.

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Baptisms: Second Sunday of each month

Either during Mass or after the 11am.

Baptism Preparation Class for Parents: By

appointment with Sue Putnam. Please call the

Parish Office to schedule.

Marriages: Couples must contact Fr. Brian at

least six months prior to the desired date of the

wedding. To initiate the marriage preparation

process or if you have questions, contact the

Parish Office

Prayer Requests Would you like us to pray for your intentions? Prayer

requests can be emailed to Sister Eileen McGrath at

emcgrath1@twcny.rr.com

Your requests go directly to the Blessed and Broken Prayer Group

and the Our God Reigns Prayer Group who will pray for your in-

tention. All prayer requests are held in confidence and are known only

to the prayer intercessors. Do not worry about anything, but in

everything be prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your

requests be made know to God.”

Phillipians 4:6

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B l e s s e d

Our God Reigns Prayer Group encourages

you to spend an hour in Adoration before

the Blessed Sacrament at St. Charles

Church this Tuesday afternoon, July 19th,

from 4-5pm.

Praying the Rosary, Silent

Meditation and Benediction.

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