Mass Schedule: Saturday Vigil Masses: 4:00 PM & 7:00 PM

Sunday Masses: 7:30 AM, 10:00 AM & 11:30 AM

Daily Masses: Mon. – Fri.: 7:00 AM & 9:00 AM, Sat.: 9:00 AM

Sacrament of Penance: Saturday 3-3:45 PM & after 7 PM Mass

St. Rose of Lima Church 409 South Main Street, North Syracuse, New York 13212

February 26, 2017

FROM THE PASTOR

1. A COMMON WORRY ABOUT THE CHURCH IN OUR TIMES: IS IT GOING TO GO OUT OF BUSINESS, WHAT WITH

THE SHORTAGE OF PRIESTS ON THE ONE HAND, AND THE GROWTH OF INACTIVE CATHOLICS ON THE OTHER?

The short answer is NO! Christ said, “I will be with you always,

un"l the end of the world.” Over the years, many people have

predicted when the ‘end is coming’ but so far no one has been

correct. That decision is not ours to make. Meanwhile the Lord

has counseled us to be always ready.

What era of Church history is considered more worrisome than

the present? Among many experts, the usual pick starts with the

Crucifixion 33 A.D. and lasts un"l the Church is finally freed of

persecu"on with the conversion of Constan"ne in 324 A.D. About

five steps tell the story.

Persecu"on by the Roman Empire led to a choice: The Church

had to go ‘UNDERGROUND’ or face martyrdom in the Colosseum.

Therefore, Mass was celebrated in the catacombs for secrecy. The

Roman Empire ins"tuted the persecu"on to prevent this new

Chris"an religion from becoming a source of religious division.

Their fear was that it might weaken the Empire. The fear was

heightened when Tacitus, a respected writer, made a report

about the new religion; These Chris"ans follow a man named

Christ; they believe him to be divine because he supposedly came

back to life a#er being put to death on a Cross. AND THEY

WOULD RATHER DIE THAN TO DENY IT! Certainly the believers

must have had to live fear.

St. Paul emerges: At age 36, his name was Saul, and he was

both a well-educated Pharisee and a inveterate enemy of the

church. He was an ac"ve par"cipant in the martyrdom of St. Ste-

phen. On his way to Damascus in search of more Chris"ans, God

intervened; his well-known conversion followed. A#er some years

in prayer and medita"on, at age 45, he emerged as the Apostle to

the Gen"les. So now, two more worries present themselves: a) Is

Paul to be trusted or is he a spy? b) The Chosen people are Jewish,

but Paul claims that the Church must now include Gen"les as well.

St. Peter was the first Pope and clearly established himself as

the Pope in Jerusalem. At the Council of Jerusalem, he presided

and led the discussion which made possible the preaching to Gen-

"les, thus permi$ng the Church to become universal. He went to

Rome, thus replacing Jerusalem as the center of the Church. Be-

fore he could really get established there, he was put to death in

64 A.D. by order of the Emperor Nero. His death le# a big leader-

ship-vacuum in the infant church, just when the opposite was

needed the most.

In the year 70 A.D. the Roman Emperor got "red of Israel and

its never-ending resistance in paying the taxes, and therefore had

the city of Jerusalem burned to the ground. A#er that tragedy and

the dispersal of its people, any hope for the Chosen People be-

coming Chris"an disappeared, which was another serious blow to

the young church.

Controversies: In the years between 80 A.D. and 150, the

church was trying to put together a Creed and use it to pass on the

Faith. Two groups were involved: One group is called “The Apos-

tolic Fathers”. They wrote many ar"cles, like “The Didache” (85

A.D.), “The Trinity”, “Christ”. The other group contradicted the

Apostolic Fathers and usually ended up as here"cs. Perhaps the

best known heresies of this group are known as Gnos"cism and

Doce"sm. The formal study of these controversies is known as

‘Patrology”. Again, along with the other difficul"es cited above,

people were saying “How can the Church ever survive?” In the

end, with the most unexpected thing happened, the Roman Em-

peror Constan"ne was received into the Church and set it free.

The Council of Nicaea quickly followed and to this day we recite its

Creed at Sunday Mass. So the Virtue of Hope is in order today!

2. UNCONNECTED ITEMS:

As of the "me of this wri"ng, Fr. Francis will have arrived back

from his vaca"on, and ready for ac"on. So, we welcome him and

wish him the best in our St. Rose of Lima Parish.

Lent starts on Wednesday, with the ashes. May it be a holy season

and bring the happiness of Easter!

Why did the queen go to the Den"st? To get crowns on her teeth.

Why did Sally’s computer keep sneezing? It had a virus.

Why do baseball pitchers stay away from caves? They don’t like

bats.

What did one wall say to the other? Let’s meet at the corner.

Page Two February 26, 2017 St. Rose of Lima Church, North Syracuse, New York

Sunday, February 26—8th Sunday in Ordinary Time

7:30 AM—Christine Prevo-Martino, R–Family

10:00 AM—Norbert Redell, R–Carol Falise & Mary Rice

11:30 AM—Salvatore Prattico, R–Wife, Maria

Monday, February 27

7:00 AM—Woosyk Chong, Birthday, R–Veronica Huh

9:00 AM—Leonard Matyasik, Birthday, R–Family

Tuesday, February 28

7:00 AM—Kenneth Gray, Anniv. R–Mary Anne Gray

9:00 AM—Robyn Carinci, R–Jackie Forte

Wednesday, March 1—Ash Wednesday

7:00 AM—Mass for the People

9:00 AM—John J. Relihan, R–Mary & Mark Worden

12:10 AM—Barbara & Joey Tranelli,

R–Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Tranelli

5:30 AM—Anna Anelli, R–Family

Thursday, March 2 7:00 AM—John Joyce, R–Kathy Joyce

9:00 AM—Paul Cerullo, R–Parents

Friday, March 3

7:00 AM—Michael Clark, R–Daughter

9:00 AM—Marilyn Root, R–Roslynn Verginio

Saturday, March 4 9:00 AM—Joseph O’Donnell,

R–Mr. & Mrs. Antonio Bianchetti

4:00 PM—Frank Bisesi, R–Daughter & Family

7:00 PM—Ronald Sauer, R–The Ferrara Family

Sunday, March 5—1st Sunday in Lent

7:30 AM—George Munnelly, R–Betty O’Connor

10:00 AM—Nancy Mulrooney, R–Family

11:30 AM—Barbara Greco, R–Husband, Bob

Please Note!

The Rosary is prayed daily at 8:30 AM just before the

9:00 AM Mass. Please join us!

Bulletin deadline!, Deadline for bulletin announcements is Monday at Noon! Please be sure to include a phone number in case there is a question! Email address: StRoseBulletin@gmail.com

Janet Adams

Mary Arroway

John Barkley

Ed Boles

Pat Brown

Nadine Budlong

Bob Burns

Jean Burns

Jim Byrnes

Peter Capponi, IV

Andy Casimiro

Michael Chorlton

Gerard Coleman

John Coleman

Fran Coughlin

Jill Cullen

Gary Cunningham

Kim Cunningham

Tom Emery

Geraldine Emond

Linda Franks

Ann Fritcher

Heather Gleason

James Goodman Joseph Gugliotta, Jr.

Terry Laterra

Angelo LaVerne

Evelyn LaVerne Henrietta Mackowsky

Carole MacMillan

Michael Marafino

Shannon Martin Mary Beth Matyasik

Kay McAndrew

Marie McCaffrey

Ted McCaffrey

Alice Merriman

Joyce Michaels

Mary Navarra

Father Al Nortz

Robert O’Konski

Rose Ostrowski

John Palumbo

Dr. Sam Paris

Susan Paris

Tyler Piagentini

Margaret Planty

Joan Plantz

Richard Powell

Betsy Race

Everly Rice

Anne Russell

Charles Russell

Sunny Irving Schlie

Helen Shulkin

Bradley Six

Anne Smith

Frank Sofia

Petie Soprano

Sophie Thisse

Josie Timilione

John Trait

Maureen Tranelli Grace Marie

Tullar-Damico

Billy Volz

Parker Wall

Christine Wallace Brittany

Waszkiewicz

Angeline White

D. Whitman

Florence Wojcik

John Wojcik

and all our parishioners in nursing homes. If you wish to place

someone on the Prayer List or if someone should be taken off

the Prayer List, please call the Parish Office at 458-0283

Lectors:

Next Saturday

4:00 PM—Jamie Fitch and Connie Juliano

7:00 PM—Diane Reichert

Next Sunday

7:30 AM—Sheila Burdick

10:00 AM—Robert Leach and Mary Koenig

11:30 AM—Communion Children

Altar Servers:

Next Saturday

4:00 PM— Olivia Marra, Owen McClure

Christopher Poole and Sofia Poole

7:00 PM— Robert Gilbert, Kyle Rice

and Noah Hendry

Next Sunday

7:30 AM—Alexandra Horth and Justin Horth

10:00 AM—Isabella Dixon, Sara Szuba

and Arthur Brown

11:30 AM—Kirk Rothrum and Derrick Heath

Collections: February 19, 2017 $9,185.00

This Week At St. Rose

Sun., Feb. 26

10:00 AM—Kindergarten & 1st Grade CCD –School

6:00 -7:30 PM—Youth Ministry Mtg (6th-8th)—Church Bsmt

Mon., Feb. 27

6:30 PM—CCD Classes—School

Tues., Feb. 28

9:30 AM—Women’s Bible Study—Rectory

3:00 PM—World Apostolate of Fatima Prayer Group-Church

6:30 PM—RCIA Meeting—Rectory

7:30 PM—St. Rose Men’s Group—Church Basement

Wed., Mar. 1

7:00 AM—Mass—Church

9:00 AM—Mass—Church

9:30 AM—Al. Anon. (non-smoking)—Rectory

11:00 AM-12 Noon—Overeaters Anonymous—Rectory

12:10 PM—Mass—Church

3:00-3:45 PM—Karate –Cafeteria

4:00 PM—Fish Fry—Cafeteria

5:30 PM—Mass—Church

NO CCD Classes

7:00 PM—Legion of Mary—Rectory

Thurs., Mar. 2

3:00-4:45 PM—Dance Class– Cafeteria

3:00-5:00 PM—Soccer—gym

6:00 PM –7:30 PM—High School Youth Ministry

((9th—12th)-Church Bsmt

7:30 PM—St. Rose Prayer Group—Church Bsmt.

Fri., Mar. 3

4:00-6:30 PM—Fish Fry—Cafeteria

7:00 PM—Stations of the Cross—Church

8:30 PM—A. A.—Church basement

Sat., Mar. 4

8:00 AM-11:00 PM—Saturday Basketball-Gym

5:00 PM-8:00 PM—Bingo with a Twist—School

Sun., Mar. 5 - 1st Sunday of Lent

10:00 AM—Kindergarten & 1st Grade CCD –School

11:30 AM—First Communion Preparation Mass—Church

6:00 -7:30 PM—Youth Ministry Mtg (6th-8th)—Church Bsmt

Page Three St. Rose of Lima Church, North Syracuse, New York February 26, 2017

Visitors and New Parishioners — Welcome!

OUR PARISH WELCOMES ALL — EACH PER-

SON, FAMILY, CHILD AND BABY! We are so glad that you are here! We would be so pleased

if you would come again. Please review this bulletin for activ-

ities at our parish and the listed contact information for min-

istries. If you have any questions, please feel free to call our

parish office at 458-0283.

Please try to patronize of all the businesses that adver-tise in our bulletin each week. Many of them are St. Rose Parishioners and their generosity and support help to provide our weekly bulletin to you at no cost to us.

St. Rose 0f Lima Church

OFFICES: 409 South Main Street ,

N. Syracuse, NY 13212

Tel.: 458-0283, Fax: 458-1290

Hours: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. - Mon.-Thurs

9 a.m. to 3 p.m. - Friday

9 a.m. to 12 noon - Saturday

Closed Sunday

RECTORY: 407 South Main Street, Tel.: 458-0283

ST. ROSE OF LIMA CHURCH WEB SITE:

http://www.stroseny.org/home/st-rose-of-lima-church

PASTOR: Rev. Msgr. James M. Kennedy

PAROCHIAL VICAR: Rev. Msgr. Francis A. Osei Nyarko

PARISH MINISTER: Sr. Corinne, Tel.: 458-0283

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION:

Patricia Decker, Director, Tel.: 458-6592

MUSIC DIRECTOR: Douglas Pyke, Tel.: 488-6897

YOUTH GROUP COORDINATORS:

Dave and Val Jones, Tel.: 458-4959

RCIA COORDINATOR: Diane LaPorte, Tel.: 451-6053

PASTORAL COUNSELING SERVICE:

Donna Williamson, Tel.: 458-0283

BULLETIN ANNOUNCEMENTS: By Monday 12 noon

StRoseBulletin@gmail.com or to the Parish of!ice.

SACRAMENT OF PENANCE EVERY SATURDAY:

3-3:45 p.m. and after the 7 p.m. Mass.

NEW PARISHIONERS: Welcome! Please register

at the Parish Of!ice.

SCHOOL: 411 South Main Street, Tel.: 458-6036

PRINCIPAL: Mrs. Mary Crysler

ST. ROSE SCHOOL WEB SITE: www.stroseny.org

AFFILIATED: Knights of Columbus Council #3717

401 South Main Street, Tel.: 458-0938

TO ALL ST. ROSE PARISHIONERS

If you or a family member is at a local hospital, nursing

home, or any other long-term facility, such as Francis

House, Please call the Parish Office at 458-0283, to let us

know. Privacy issues are preventing these facilities from

notifying us.

A time to prepare and reflect…

Page Four February 26, 2017 St. Rose of Lima Church, North Syracuse, New York

LENT 2017 AT ST. ROSE OF LIMA The season of Lent is a special time for us - through more intense prayer, fasting and almsgiving - to unite ourselves more closely to Christ by renewing the commitment we made to him and to the Church at our baptism: to continually turn away from an old way of life, a life of sin and death, toward a new way of life, a life in Christ.

PRAYER Ash Wednesday Masses

Wednesday, March 1, at 7:00 AM,

9:00 AM, 12:10 PM and 5:30 PM.

Ashes will be distributed at all Masses.

Daily Mass

Monday - Friday at 7:00 AM and 9:00 AM.

NO 12:10 PM Mass during Lent.

Confessions

Every Saturday from 3:30 PM to 3:45 PM

and after the 7:00 PM Mass.

Lenten Penance Service

Priests from the area will hear confessions at

St. Rose on Wednesday, April 5, beginning

at 6:00 PM.

“The Light Is On For You”

Confessions will be heard at every parish in

the Diocese of Syracuse on Monday,

April 10th from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM.

Stations of the Cross

Every Friday in Lent at 7:00 PM in the

Church. Mar. 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, Apr. 7,

and Good Friday, Apr. 14.

Lenten Reading

“Little Black Books” Spend 6 minutes a day

for 50 days meditating on the Word of God.

“The Word Among Us for Lent: is available.

Bulletin Inserts: “Proclaiming Christ” -

Lenten Refections on the Gospel Message

for each week.

FASTING Abstinence

Catholics ages 14 and older are

required to abstain from meat

on Ash Wednesday and

Good Friday as well as

all Fridays during Lent.

Fasting

Catholics between the ages of

18 and 59 are required to fast

(eat only one full meal, two small

meals may be taken but may not

be equal to the one full meal) on

Ash Wednesday, Mar. 1st

and Good Friday, Apr. 14th.

When possible, the fast from

Good Friday should continue

until the Easter Vigil. This is

called the “Pascal Fast.” It is

done to honor the suffering and

Death of the Lord Jesus and to

prepare more fully to celebrate

His Resurrection.

Lenten Fish Fry

Ash Wednesday (March 1st) and

every Friday (Mar. 3, 10, 17, 24, 31,

Apr. 7 & 14) from 4:00 PM to

6:30 PM in the school cafeteria.

St. Joseph’s Table

Saturday, March 18th and

Sunday, March 19th. Please

bring a donation for the

St. Rose Food Pantry.

Page Five St. Rose of Lima Church, North Syracuse, New York February 26, 2017

Pre-Baptism Class The next class is, Monday, March

6th at 8:00 PM in the St. Rose Recto-

ry. (Please use the back door off the

parking lot.) (The classes are held

the first Monday of the month, if it’s

not a holiday)

JUST A REMINDER !!! First Communion Preparation

Masses

If your child is preparing for First

Holy Communion, he or she MUST

attend a First Communion Prepara-

tion Mass. The last one will be:

Sunday, March 5, 2017 at 11:30

am in the church for all Wednes-

day evening CCD students and

Ms. Chorlton’s 2nd grade stu-

dents from St. Rose of Lima

School.

If your child has not attended

please attend this Mass.

Children will meet in the Church

basement at 11:20 am. Mass will

begin promptly at 11:30 am. They

will process in together and sit to-

gether.

Any questions, please call Pat

Decker at 458-6592.

St. Rose of Lima School

invites you to join us for

“BINGO with a TWIST” on Saturday, March 4, 2017 from 5-

8pm. Doors will open at 4:00pm. Cost

is $10 per person admission, $5 per

child (12 and under). Winners select

from a choice of prizes, i.e. gifts card,

restaurant gift certificates. Final

game is 50/50. Refreshments will be

available. Any questions contact St.

Rose of Lima School, 458-6036. Hope

to see you there!

FISH FRY INFO: Please join us for the annual St. Rose Fish Fry; Ash Wednesday,

March 1, and every Friday during Lent, including Good Friday. Your

choice of fish dinners, fish sandwiches, and pizza, along with macaroni

and cheese, desserts, beverage and more are available. As always,

Monsignor Kennedy will be providing his famous dinner rolls. Serving

hours are from 4:00 un"l 6:30 in the School cafeteria. Come enjoy the

food and the camaraderie.

The menu and prices for the St. Rose Fish Fry have been revised for

the 2017 events. This change is being made to make it more conven-

ient for patrons to order exactly which side dishes (French Fries and

Macaroni & Cheese) they want while not being charged for items not

desired and also to reflect the difference in cost to provide these items.

These changes are summarized below:

· LARGE FISH DINNER:

¨ Price has been reduced from $9.00 to $8.00

¨ Dinner includes:

· Large Haddock Fillet

· Cole Slaw

· Msgr. Kennedy Roll

· Beverage

· Dessert

· FISH DINNER:

¨ Price has been reduced from $7.75 to $6.75

¨ Dinner includes:

· Smaller Haddock Fillet

· Cole Slaw

· Msgr. Kennedy Roll

· Beverage

· Dessert

· FISH SANDWICH:

¨ Price has been reduced from $7.50 to $6.50

¨ Sandwich includes:

· Smaller Haddock Fillet

· Cole Slaw

· Sandwich Roll

· Beverage

· Dessert

· PIZZA:

¨ Pizza is now offered for $2.00 includes beverage & dessert

· FRENCH FRIES are now offered ala carte for $1.00

· MACARONI AND CHEESE is now offered ala carte for $1.50

· COLE SLAW No extra charge for reasonable numbers of extra

St. Rose of Lima Church, North Syracuse, New York February 26, 2017 Page Six

Congratulations to the Winners

February 12 #704 a Kelly McMillan $30.00

b Beatrice Reed $30.00

February 13 #464 T.J. Krawczyk $25.00

February 14 #864 St. Rose $50.00

February 15 #068 St. Rose $25.00

February 16 #158 M/M Peter Whelan $25.00

February 17 #633 Dan Krawczyk $25.00

February 18 #179 Corrine Galuppi $25.00

February 19 #469 Peter Worn $30.00

February 20 #716 Rebecca Simonds $50.00

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Feb 14 It is good to know the Lord takes on the burden of our fragil-

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over.

Feb 15 The throwaway culture is not of Jesus. The other is my

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Feb 16 I invite you to join in the fight against poverty, both materi-

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