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February 23, 2020

St. Mary’s Church 95 North Main Street Canandaigua, NY 14424

St. Bridget’s Church 15 Church Street

Bloomfield, NY 14469

The readings for this week are very strong. Now it is certainly rare (or non-existent) that the readings not be strong, but these present us with essential sayings and teachings of Jesus that often present us with great challenges. The love of those whom we have excused ourselves from loving is something that we all have to confront. We all have to come to the realization that if we believe that God loves us and pours his love out upon us, that he also does this for our worst enemy. That the sun rises and sets and rain falls on the good and bad alike is an awakening for us that we ought not ever judge one another too harshly. God loves all and hates the separation we create between us. Finally, we are called to be perfect. This is difficult, too. Perfection in English is not a good way of expressing what Jesus is trying to say. Holiness is a path to an end in Christ and that end is our perfection. We will all become holy long before we are finally perfected, but the pursuit of perfection makes us holy. Nobody’s perfect, but we are all “perfectable” and called to live lives journeying by the power of his grace to this end.

Your servant in Our Blessed Lord,

Fr. Michael

Contact information: (585) 394-1220, ext. 12, [email protected]

Striving to know, love, and serve God in all others.

This week’s Faith Focus comes from Fr. Clifford Dorkenoo, St. Benedict Parish’s Parochial Vicar Can you believe it? It’s been almost three years since I arrived from Ghana and to Canandaigua: “The chosen spot.” The saying is true, “Tempus fugit,” (Latin – ‘time flies’). I arrived to a loving reception of Fa-thers Stanley Kacprzak (Pastor), Daniel Ruiz (Parochial Vicar), and the other staff of St. Benedict Parish.

Before I came over from Ghana, I was billed to work at the St. Marianne Cope Parish in Henrietta, but it had been changed because I was late in getting here. So, St. Benedict Parish offered me a home before my formal appointment as the parochial vicar began with the new Pastor, Father Michael Costik. I am the only priest working in his home parish. It was beyond my wildest imagination, growing up and seeing all the European missionaries working so hard in Africa, that I was to share in their apostolate. By divine providence, here I am and what a wonderful journey it has been so far. It’s been a wonderful adventure of many teachable moments, most of which I will carry with me forever, and the best thing about it is that it’s not ended. Before Father Ruiz left the Parish for his next assignment, he was generous to leave me with, the “Job Description of the Parochial Vicar.” It has about forty-five duties and responsibilities clearly spelt out in a bullet form. When you have that much to get acquainted with, it takes you a while—almost eternity—and I admit I am still trying to catch up on them. The introduction says that, “The Parochial Vicar’s primary mission is to support the Pastor in every way pos-sible, to be of one in mind with him….” This I do not forget, but I must say that this has been made a lot easier and en-joyable due to the personality of my Pastor, Father Michael Costik. I am truly grateful. It's always a privilege to preside over Masses and other liturgical celebrations at St. Mary’s, St. Bridget’s, and the various nursing homes through which I interact with most of our parishioners. Those of our parishioners who have met me at St. Mary’s School, their homes, hospitals, nursing homes and hospices may have realized (at least, so I hope) that visiting the sick or infirmed and the bereaved is an apostolate dear to my heart. In November 2019, I had perhaps my richest experience yet in the U.S., when I joined Kristen and six of our teens to my first National Catholic Youth Con-ference in Indianapolis. This was such an incredible experience which left me with nothing but HOPE for the future for the Church. In January of this year I joined about sixty men from our Parish at the Annual Men’s Retreat at Notre Dame with the theme, ‘Finding God in Life’s Transitions’. I am glad I did because it was truly inspiring. I try to share fully in the rich life of our various Parish ministries. If you have not met me yet at your group or ministry, then be pre-pared for me. God bless and keep you!

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DAY MASS INTENTION EVENTS

Sunday, February 23

Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time

7:30 am (SM) Margie Everett by Jack & Kathy LeGrette 9:00 am (SM) Jacob “Jake” Herendeen by Lar & Lauri Humph-

rey 9:30 am (SB) For the People of St. Benedict Parish 11:30 am (SM) Nick Valvano, Sr. by his children

(SM) Blood Pressure Clinic in Dougherty Hall after all Masses 10:15 am (SMS) Faith Formation Program for K-5 in St.

Mary’s School, various classrooms 10:15 am (SM) Middle School Youth Group in Dougherty Hall 10:45 am (SB) K-5 Faith Formation in the Church Hall 12:30 pm (SM) Catechists’ Meeting in Dougherty Hall 6:00 pm (SM) High School Youth Group in Dougherty Hall

Monday, February 24

Weekday

8:45 am (SM) Morning Prayer 9:00 am (SM) Samuel, Vincent, & Vincenzo Ceravolo (Anniv.)

by Mrs. Charles Bender

6:15 pm (SB) Women’s Prayer Ministry in the Church Hall

Tuesday, February 25

Weekday

6:30 am (SM) Morning Prayer 6:45 am (SM) Licia Park by her mom

10:00 am (SM) Prayer Shawl in Dougherty Hall

Wednesday, February 26

Ash Wednesday

6:30 am (SM) Morning Prayer 6:45 am (SM) Buddy Rockmaker by Anne Erdle 11:00 am (SM) Glenda Adams by Helen Vallee 6:00 pm (SB) Wesley & Dorothy Webster by Marcia & family 7:00 pm (SM) Marie Salvato by the family

Following 11am Mass (SM) Ash Wednesday Soup & Salad Lunch in Dougherty Hall

12:00 pm (SB) Hands of Hope Free Meal in the Church Hall 4:00 pm (SB) Scrapbooking in the Church Hall 5:30 pm (SM) Confirmation Session in Dougherty Hall (SB) No Confessions today

Thursday, February 27

Thursday after Ash Wednesday

6:30 am (SM) Morning Prayer 6:45 am (SM) James Erdle, Sr. by Mike Broderick & family

Friday, February 28

Friday after Ash Wednesday

7:45 am (SB) Morning Prayer 8:00 am (SB) Anthony, Mary, & Joseph Comella by bequest 9:00 am (SM) Ann DuBois by Phyllis Frantel 1:30 pm Mass at Elm Manor

Saturday, February 29

Saturday after Ash Wednesday

5:00 pm (SM) Betty-Maria Cytron by Jacky & Chuck Protano

8:30 am (SM) Divine Mercy Chaplet and Rosary 3:30 pm (SM) Confessions in Church

Sunday, March 1

First Sunday of Lent

7:30 am (SM) John F. Polimeni (Anniv.) by Ellen, Anna, & Chris

9:00 am (SM) Onofrio Palermo by the family 9:30 am (SB) For a Special Lenten Experience for the People

of St. Benedict Parish 11:30 am (SM) Scott Zahn by Dr. Cynthia Smith & family

9:00 am (SM) RCIA—Rite of Sending 10:15 am (SMS) Faith Formation Program for K-5 in St.

Mary’s School, various classrooms 10:15 am (SM) Middle School Youth Group in Dougherty Hall 10:45 am (SB) “T.A.G. Day”/Whole Community Faith Formation

in the Church Hall 6:00 pm (SM) High School Youth Group in Dougherty Hall 7:00 pm (Sacred Heart Cathedral) RCIA—Rite of Election and

Continuing Conversion

Events listed as SM take place at St. Mary’s, those listed as SB take place at St. Bridget’s, and those listed as SMS take place at St. Mary’s School

Readings for the week of February 23, 2020 Sunday: Lv 19:1-2, 17-18/Ps 103:1-2, 3-4, 8, 10, 12-13 [8a]/1 Cor 3:16-23/Mt 5:38-48 Monday: Jas 3:13-18/Ps 19:8, 9, 10, 15 [9a]//Mk 9:14-29 Tuesday: Jas 4:1-10/Ps 55:7-8, 9-10a, 10b-11a, 23 [23a]/Mk 9:30-37 Wednesday: Jl 2:12-18/Ps 51:3-4, 5-6ab, 12-13, 14 and 17 [cf. 3a]/2 Cor 5:20—6:2/Mt 6:1-6, 16-18 Thursday: Dt 30:15-20/Ps 1:1-2, 3, 4 and 6 [Ps 40:5a]/Lk 9:22-25 Friday: Is 58:1-9a/Ps 51:3-4, 5-6ab, 18-19 [19b]/Mt 9:14-15 Saturday: Is 58:9b-14/Ps 86:1-2, 3-4, 5-6 [11ab]/Lk 5:27-32 Next Sunday: Gn 2:7-9; 3:1-7/Ps 51:3-4, 5-6, 12-13, 17 [cf. 3a]/Rom 5:12-19 or 5:12, 17-19/Mt 4:1-11

Parish Procedure for Weekdays during Inclement Weather

If Bloomfield Schools are delayed or closed due to inclement weather, there will be no Masses, Confession, or meetings held at St. Bridget’s Church. If St. Mary's School is closed due to inclement weather, there will be no services including Masses, Confes-sions, Adoration, or meetings at St Mary’s Church. In addition, the Parish Office will be closed. If St. Mary's School is on a delayed opening, there will typically be no 6:45 am Mass.

This week, the Bread & Wine at St. Mary’s will be offered in loving memory of Rocco Catalfamo, requested by his wife, Anne, & children. The Sanctuary Lamp at St. Mary’s will also burn in loving memory of Rocco Catalfamo, requested by his wife, Anne, & children.

Today’s Responsorial Psalm

WHAT BETTER WAY TO “KNOW & GROW” THAN TO SPEND TIME LEARNING ABOUT YOUR FAITH WITH YOUR FAITH COMMUNITY? ALL ARE WELCOME TO THESE UPCOMING SESSIONS DURING LENT:

Schedule for Sunday, February 23 10:15am K-5 in SMS—various classrooms 10:15am Middle School Youth Group in Dougherty Hall 10:15am “Coffee & Conversation” for parents/

guardians of Faith Formation participants in St. Mary’s School’s faculty room.

10:45am K-5 at St. Bridget’s Church 12:30pm Catechists’ Meeting in Dougherty Hall 6:00pm High School Youth Group in Dougherty Hall

New! First Response Medical Ministry St. Benedict Parish is in the process of setting up a First Response Medical Ministry to care for parishioners that would be in need of emergen-cy medical attention during Mass or special events at our parish. If you are a medical profes-sional and wish to learn more about this new ministry and how you may be of assistance, please contact Jeanette Zavis-lan, ministry contact person, at [email protected].

New! Safety & Security “Pilot” Group The Diocese of Rochester would eventually like to see all parishes in the diocese have a group assigned for the re-sponsibility of the safety & security procedures at their par-ish and they are piloting the program with us. If you would like to be involved in the group that establishes and main-tains the safety and security procedures at our parish, please reach out to Andrew Eaton at [email protected] or Dr. Rick Constantino at (585) 721-1856. Additionally, if you are a law enforcement and/or security professional, please reach out to Andrew or Rick just to let them know that you are part of our parish. Thank you!

GROW IN YOUR FAITH BY PARTICIPATING IN ONE OF OUR PARISH MINISTRIES TODAY. FOR A COMPLETE LIST, PLEASE VISIT OUR WEB-SITE: HTTPS://STBENEDICTONLINE.ORG/MINISTRIES

Important Upcoming Events:

March 1—Rite of Sending at 9am Mass (SM); dismissal to Dougherty Hall to break open the Word

March 1—Rite of Election and Call to Continuing Conversion with Bishop Matano at 7pm, Sacred Heart Cathedral

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Catholic Ministries Appeal Update We did it! Because of our amazingly gener-ous parishioners, we surpassed our CMA goal! As of the date of publication, $167,789 (101.88%) of our $164,696 CMA goal had been pledged. Of that amount, $157,662 had been paid. Thank you so much for your gener-osity, not only for this appeal, but for every-thing you do for and give to our diocese, par-ish, and school! We are incredibly blessed!

St Benedict’s Parish Support for February 15 & 16

Attendance ...........................................................964 Weekly Offertory Income* ............................ $12,365 Weekly Needs ................................................ $18,520 Overage (Shortage) ....................................... $(6,155)

Year To Date Offertory Income* ....................................... $623,676 Year To Date Need ..................................... $629,680 Year To Date Overage (Shortage) ............... $(6,004) *Regular Sunday Collection

Sincere thanks for your support of the parish and its ministries!

ELECTRONIC GIVING PROGRAM St. Benedict Parish is pleased to offer this safe and conven-ient option for you to contribute your Sunday offering to the Church automatically through your checking or savings account. Please contact the business office at 394-1220.

CCIA Wish List for the Weeks of... Feb 22 & 23-Tuna, canned fruit, mac & cheese, soup Feb 29 & Mar 1-Canned fruit, spaghetti sauce, pasta, cereal Personal hygiene items, especially men's deodorant, lotion, and toothbrushes are also needed.

Wednesday, Feb 26 Ash Wednesday—The official start of Lent

Mass Schedule: 6:45am (SM), 11am (SM), 6pm (SB), 7pm (SM) Soup & Salad Lunch: in Dougherty Hall following 11am Mass

Monday, Mar 2 Lenten Retreat with Deacon Peter Dohr, day 1 of 2: 7pm in St. Mary’s Church

Tuesday, Mar 3 Lenten Retreat with Deacon Peter Dohr, day 2 of 2: 7pm in St. Mary’s Church

Wednesday, Mar 4 Lenten Presentation—“Apostolate of Friendship”: 11:30am and 7pm in Dougherty Hall

Wednesday, Mar 11 Men’s Group Webinar—“Preparing Our Hearts: A Guided Examination of Conscience for Holy Confes-sion”: 7pm in Dougherty Hall

Thursday, Mar 19 St. Joseph’s Day

Masses: 6:45am (SM), 11am (SM) - note altered Mass schedule for today St. Joseph’s Table (luncheon): in Dougherty Hall fol-lowing 11am Mass Scriptural Study: 2pm and 7pm in Dougherty Hall

Thursday, Mar 26 Scriptural Study: 2pm and 7pm in Dougherty Hall

Wednesday, Apr 1 Day of Penance and Mercy

Confessions: 10am—1pm (SM), 3pm—7pm (SM), 5pm—7pm (SB)

Thursday, Apr 2 Scriptural Study: 2pm and 7pm in Dougherty Hall

Sunday, Apr 5 Holy Week: Palm Sunday

Masses: follow typical Sunday schedule

Tuesday, Apr 7 Holy Week

Chrism Mass: 7pm, Sacred Heart Cathedral

Thursday, Apr 9 Holy Week: Holy Thursday

No Daily Mass Morning Prayer: 8am (SM) Mass of the Lord’s Supper: 7pm (SM) Adoration:

Friday, Apr 10 Holy Week: Good Friday

No Daily Mass Morning Prayer: 8am (SM)

Passion of the Lord/Good Friday Services: 3pm (SM), 7pm (SB)

Saturday, Apr 11 Holy Week: Holy Saturday

No Daily Mass Morning Prayer: 8am (SM) Święconka—Blessing of the Food (in Polish & Eng-lish): 11am (SM)

Sunday, Apr 12 Easter Sunday

Easter Vigil: April 11, 8pm (SM) followed by reception in Dougherty Hall Sunday Masses: 7:30am (SM), 9am (SM), 9:30am (SB), 10:30am (SM), 12pm (SM)

Every Monday Daily Mass: 9am (SM)

Every Tuesday Daily Mass: 6:45am (SM)

Every Wednesday

Daily Mass: 6:45am (SM), 8am (SB) Stations of the Cross: Mar 4—Apr 8, following 8am Mass (SB)

Every Thursday Daily Mass: 6:45am (SM)

Every Friday

Daily Mass: 8am (SB), 9am (SM) Stations of the Cross: Feb 28—Apr 3, following 9am Mass (SM)

Every Saturday Divine Mercy Chaplet and Rosary: 8:30am (SM)

Almsgiving in Lent 2020 at St. Benedict Parish In Lent 2020, St. Benedict Parish has decided to support two almsgiving projects: Operation Rice Bowl and Family Promise of Ontario County. Each project gives us the oppor-tunity to pray for the needs of others and offer a financial contribution for the flourishing of these efforts. Operation Rice Bowl involves more than 14,000 Catholic communities across the United States to help alleviate situations of hun-ger and poverty around the world. Family Promise of On-tario County is one of 200 affiliates throughout the country who address homelessness on a local level. Each project has a collection box for your use. At the en-trances to each church on Ash Wednesday, there will be rice bowls for Operation Rice Bowl and milk carton homes for Family Promise. All monies collected for Family Promise will stay in Ontario County. 75% of ORB monies goes to support projects around the world.

100%+

Women’s Prayer Ministry Women of the parish are welcome to join the Women’s Prayer Ministry. ALL are welcome: 20’s, 30’s….80’s, 90’s, married, single, with children or without. We can grow to-gether through prayer, Scripture, and reflection. We meet every second Monday of the month in Canandaigua and every fourth Monday of the month in Bloomfield. Please feel free to join us Monday, February 24 at 6:15pm in St. Bridget’s Church Hall. For more information about the min-istry, please contact Maureen Gallagher at (585) 797-8935, [email protected] OR Cynthia Miller at (716)445-3387, [email protected].

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GriefShare: Unpredictable Emotions The unpredictable timing and odd combinations of emo-tions that hit you during grief can leave you confused and despairing. “My life was totally flipped upside down emotionally, in every way you could think of,” says Sue, whose husband died. Your emotions not only hit hard, but they can also occur at unexpected moments, which makes the impact seem even worse. Being aware of the unpredictable nature of your emotions will help you stand firm during each new barrage. God’s promises in the Bible will also help you to persevere. In Matthew 5:4 Jesus promises comfort and a blessing for those who go through the process of grief and mourning: “Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.” Lord, when my emotions come and go with no semblance of order, remind me that this is to be expected during grief, and help me to stand firm. Amen. © MMIII, MMV by Church Initiative. Used by permission. Please visit www.griefshare.org to sign up for the free daily devotions. The devotions are also available in book format: Through a Season of Grief by Bill Dunn and Kathy Leonard. The grieving process is part of the life cycle we each en-counter. We at St. Benedict’s do not want persons to feel unsupported in these times of emptiness, aloneness, sad-ness and confusion. Please consider joining our weekly GriefShare group which meets Thursday mornings, or ask for a Stephen Minister to walk alongside you during your bereavement, or meet with a staff member. Contact Deacon Claude for more information.

Upcoming Day of Prayer: “Blessed Mother and the Feast of the Annunciation”

Join us on Tuesday, March 24 for Notre Dame Retreat House’s Day of Prayer, presented by Rev. William Leone , pastor of St. Jerome Parish in East Rochester. The conference will run from 9:30am – noon, and will be followed by lunch, free time, and Confessions. The day ends with Mass at 2pm. There is a $25 registra-tion fee. Please register by calling (585) 394-

5700 or by emailing [email protected].

Catholic Mens’ Group—Next Small Group Meeting Men of the parish: join us at 7pm on March 11 in Dougherty Hall for a webinar sponsored by the Institute of Catholic Culture. Speaker is Fr. Paul Scalia (son of the late Supreme Court Judge Antonin Scalia) will share his thoughts and experience on “Preparing Our Hearts: A Guid-ed Examination of Conscience for Holy Confession”.

Planning Ahead: St. Mary’s Festival’s 50th Year! We are in the planning phases for the 50th Anniversary of St. Mary’s Festival and are looking for pictures of the festi-val in past years. We have quite a few from the past 10 years or so, but are wondering if anyone has any from earlier years with Dick O’Donnell, Steve Tempest, and other mem-bers of past crews, etc.. If you have any older festival pic-tures, please contact Valerie Haynes at (585) 905-8018 or [email protected]. Thank you!

KnightLine Coffee for Hospice: The annual Council #1445 ‘Coffee for Hospice’ collection will begin next weekend and conclude at the end of Lent. K of C

collection boxes will be at all entrances of St. Mary’s and the main entrance to St. Bridget’s. Regular brew and K-cups are welcome. This coffee is brewed to bring comfort to families as they sit with their loved ones during their last days at three local hospices: Light Hill in Canandaigua, Serenity House in Victor, and House of John in Clifton Springs. Congratulations! Drew Williamee, age 12, and Sean Olvanv, age 13, won the K of C District #91 Boys’ Basketball Free Throw Contest, sponsored by Council #1445 at St. Ben-edict Parish and held at St. Mary’s School. District #91 in-cludes six local councils. Drew and Sean are now eligible to compete in the diocesan-wide Chapter Free Throw Champi-onship at McQuaid High School on Sunday, March 8. Con-gratulate Drew and Sean when you see them! Euchre Tournament: Council #1445 is sponsoring a Euchre Tournament Fundraiser on Saturday, March 7 in Dougherty Hall. Registration is at 6pm and game starting promptly at 7pm. The entry fee is $25/player. Complimen-tary food and soft drinks. Proceeds will go to Council #1445’s many local charities. Contact Marty Badger at (585) 394-0111 or [email protected] or David Boyle at (585) 978-9922 or [email protected]. Pancake Breakfast: Council #1445 strongly supports Catholic education and St. Mary’s School. The Council’s an-nual Pancake Breakfast to help support St. Mary’s School is on Saturday, March 14 from 7:30am-10:30am (or until sold out) at Charlie’s Restaurant at 3140 County Rd 10, next to Aldi’s. Pricing is $6 for adults, $10 for children under age 10, with a maximum of $20 per family. Volunteer opportu-nities are available for SMS students and parents. For more details, contact Michael Larche at (585) 739-1185 or

. For More Information: The K of C Council #1445 bro-chure is available at all Church entrances and lists how the local Knights are making an impact on the Canandaigua and Bloomfield communities with additional Faith in Action initiatives. For more information about the K of C at St. Benedict Parish, please contact Jeff Gelinas at (585) 943-6767 or [email protected].

Women’s Retreat—Save the Date! Women of the parish: A Women’s Retreat is being planned for March 27—March 29 at Notre Dame Retreat House. Mark the dates in your calendar and watch for more information to be published in next weekend’s bulletin!

Many people face a tough time every day of their lives, seemingly with-out end. Whether they are caring for a sick family member, going through a long period of unemployment, or experiencing incurable pain, they and their families may benefit from the support and care of a Stephen Minis-ter. Our faith community is committed to providing care to those who need it. To find out more about Stephen Ministry or to receive a Stephen Minister’s care, call Deacon Claude.

Join us for a fundraiser for St. Mary's School on Fri-day, March 20. Doors open 6:30pm. Enjoy games (blackjack, roulette, & craps tables), food, a DJ, and photo booth. There will also be a silent auction and 50/50. Cash bar available. Tickets are $75 each and include $500 in casino chips. More chips available for purchase. Addition-al information about ticket purchases and sponsorships is available at https://stmaryscanandaigua.org/events-1.

Coffee Hour Next Sunday All are welcome to join us in St. Bridget’s Church Hall following 9:30am Mass next Sun-day, March 1

mailto:[email protected]

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Parish Administration Center (PAC) 95 N Main St., Canandaigua, NY 14424

Office: (585) 394-1220 Fax (585) 396-3230 Parish Emergency Number: (585) 364-2419

Office Hours: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday: 9am-4pm (closed from 12pm-1pm) Tuesday and Thursday: 9am-12pm Website: www.stbenedictonline.org

St. Mary’s School 16 Gibson St., Canandaigua, NY 14424

Office: (585) 394-4300 Website: www.stmaryscanandaigua.org

St. Benedict Parish Staff

Father Michael Costik Pastor

[email protected] 394-1220, x34

Father Clifford Dorkenoo Parochial Vicar


Father Kevin Murphy Senior Priest

Father Edward Dillon Senior Priest

Deacon Claude Lester Social Ministry/Sacramental Ministry


Deacon Michael McGuire Parish Deacon

[email protected]

Jeanette Williams Housecamp Pastoral Associate


Sarah Eaton Director of Music Ministry


Amy Corron Communications/Parish Life Coordinator


Kristen Leschhorn Coordinator of Faith Formation/Youth Ministry


Anthony DiPrima Director of Finance and Administration


Buildings and Grounds/Cemeteries 394-1220, x33

Maureen Horrocks Receptionist


Patricia Simmons Business Manager


Helen Vallee Bookkeeper


Rich Clayton, Joe Schrader, & Laurent Paré, Maintenance and Grounds


Lisa Milano Principal, St. Mary’s School


Pam Negley Administrative Assistant, St. Mary’s School

Donna Kamholtz Office Assistant, St. Mary’s School


Parish Pastoral Council

Chairperson: Bob Cownie Council Members: *David Felten (Vice Chairperson), *Jean Mercandetti(Secretary), Sara M. Bodine, Clare DeMarco, *Beth Knopf, Bethann Miller, *Teresa Paré, Angela Rockmaker, Dick Scott, *Jeanette Zavislan, *Todd Bern-hardt, *Andrew Eaton, and *Jerry Wiepert (alternate) Ex officio members: Fr. Clifford Dorkenoo, *Lisa Milano, Deacon Claude Lester, Deacon Michael McGuire, Jeanette Williams Housecamp, Tony DiPrima, Amy Corron, Sarah Eaton, and Kristen Leschhorn *New members 2019-2020

Parish Finance Council

Chairperson: Mike O’Donnell Council Members: Kathy Revier, Jean Guzek, Jim Weisbeck, Colleen Delaney, Andy Yudichak, and Rick McMullen

St. Benedict Parish Office and School Information

A Ann Addante Joseph Addante B Marty Badger Sheryl Barry Jack Bement Constance Bennett Marian Betsinger Christopher Black Anna Bomwell Leanne Bossert Carol Bowler Barbara Brooks Evelyn Bugg Ruth Bundy Marilyn Burnett John Burns Linda Burns Sara Burns Lucille Burrill C Pete Caffo Weldon Canough Pete Carter Robert Casella Rina Chappell Bob Cirre Michelle Cleaves Mark Conover Terrence Constable Carol Creswell Darlene Creswell Marge Croker Bruce Currier James Curry D Robert Damato Brenda D’Angelo Beverly Price DeNard Dana DiGiulio Sue Dobies Alan & Patricia Donnelly Mike Doran William Dreesen F Pauline Fehrenbacker Steve Finnick Marilyn Fisher G Robbie Gaiek Andrew German Jeff & Stacey Gibbs Elizabeth Gotham Elodie Graham Barbara Graves Anne Griffith Chris Griffith Lacey Pietropaolo Gulick H Sue Hall Patricia Hammond Joyce Hatcher Shannon Haynes Noelle Henning Mary Hollis

Ted Horrocks Steve Horwitz J Adam Jemmott Jeff Johnson Patt Jones K Michael Kachmar Scott Kesel Robert Kubiak, Jr. George Kutterhoff L Maureen Lahue Kitty Loeper James & Liz Lowe Hope Lowman Teresa Lynch M Luke, Lilly, & Jamie MacDonald Barbara Mack Zeke MacUmber Alice Malinowski Mary Malinowski Diane Malloy Claire Maney Jim Marianacci Lori McJury Barbara & James McKee Terry McKenna Scott Miller Carolyn Muldoon Fr. Thomas Mull Fr. Kevin Murphy Robert Murphy N Gordon Nicholson Marie Nicosia O Mary O’Brien Ethan O’Donnell Michelle Smythe Oravec Lauren Orlando The Orlando Family P Rita Palumbo Susan Paoli Ed Pasciak Betty Penner Jeanetta Pharis David Pratt R Tom Revier Wendy Rex Ryder Thomas Rexford Eileen Ross S Cori Sandoe Joan, Donald, & Charles Scheibener Rita Schuster Roger Schutt

Deb Scorse Emily Scorse Phyllis Scott Christina Senska Mary Shaw William Shaw Madelynn Jane Simmons Ann Skinner Laurie Skinner Randy Skrypek Donna Smith James Smith Tom Socha Lorie Stack Jacob Staggert Sue Steiner James Sullivan Dennis Supik T Steve Tempest Abby Terhune Dan Tidrick Ethel Toner John “Jack” Torrell V Elaine Vanetta Janet VanGelder Annette Vitalone W Lloyd Wade Barbara Walczak Marcella Walczak The Walczak Family Barbara Wasson Matthew Wasson Tim Welch Abbe Widmark-Crowell Lori Wolfe Y Lisa Young ...and any other unnamed individuals needing our prayers.

Church Name: St Benedict Roman Catholic Parish City, State East Bloomfield, NY / Canandaigua, NY File Name: 06-0088 Phone: 585-394-1220 Contact/Editor: Amy Corron, Communications [email protected]

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