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St. Michael

THE PARISH COMMUNITY OF

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH

Page Two

St. Michael’s Church, Warsaw, New York

Please remember in your prayers all those in

need of God’s healing -

Laura Dutton, Laura DeLuca, Lloyd Lane, Willard

DeGolyer, Pete Koronos Jr., Polly Stoffer, Shirley

Smith, Joanne Privitera, Lori Standish, Dick Harcleroad,

Nancy Surtel, Steven Ellis, Donna Ameter, Karen Holz, Dea-

con Dan McGuire, Natalie Lane, Doug DeGroff, Nancy

Bush, Deanna, Rene´Chichester, Frank Hollister Sr., Tom

Cicero, Don Prince, Mariah Mann, Kevin Smith, Marty Pratt,

Fr. Raymond Lennon SVD, Alice Wilson, Bob Macagney,

Judy Barton, Cari Lynn Gawel, Sheila Stavisky, Joanne

Mess, Pat Buttles, MacKenzie St. Germaine, Cathy Ravino,

Diane, Beanie Head, Rene´(Rebisz) Reaska, Bill Bochic-

chio, Velma D’Angelo, Wendy Rogers, Zachary Condidorio,

Amy Barnard, Jamie Klump & those in nursing homes, hos-

pitals & others suffering illnesses.

Please continue to pray for all men and women in our armed

forces who are serving throughout the world.

Also, in your charity, please pray for all who have died, espe-

cially Rose Carguilo.

Mass Intentions

Saturday, June 29

4:00 PM - For the Parishioners

Sunday, June 30

8:30 AM - Rose & John Keough by Family

10:30 AM - Sarah Protulipac & John Protulipac Sr.

(Birthday Remembrances) by Family

Monday - July 1

8:00 AM - Piech & Kopczynski Families

Tuesday, July 2

8:00 AM - Henry & Betty Brachmann

Wednesday, July 3

8:00 AM - Communion Service

Thursday, July 4

9:00 AM—For the men and women who serve in the

armed forces.

Friday, July 5

8:00 AM - For the Parishioners

Saturday, July 6

4:00 PM - For Patti’s complete recovery by Siblings

Sunday, July 7

8:30 AM - Paul Runfola by Mark & Laurie Barone

10:30 AM -Bernice McCormick by Gus & Kathy Youngers

Parish Support

June 23, 2019

Regular $2,923.00 Monthly $181.00

Ascension 5.00

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As June comes to an end I would like to just briefly give an

update on a variety of topics. First and foremost thank you for

your continued support as our community continues to transi-

tion. I know some things have changed and while change it is

not always something we seek out or desire, it can be good to

shake things up from time to time. If we become too comfort-

able in our ways it prevents us from growing individually and as

a community.

The month of June brings a lot of the committee meetings to

an end. Our Community Life Committee has been focused on

planning this year's Outdoor Mass & Picnic. Mark your calen-

dars for August 18th! More details will be forthcoming. Volun-

teers will also be needed so keep an eye out for the sign-ups in

the coming weeks. In April our community did a survey to see

what sort of events our community might be interested in. The

committee will be focused on bringing some of these activities to

life in the Fall so stay tuned!

What was once our "Faith Formation" Committee is now

"Spiritual Life." Our Spiritual Life Committee is working on a

few things including another couples retreat/evening reflection as

well as one for the whole community. Our hope is to also have

day pilgrimages in the future to places like Our Lady of Victory

Basilica in Lackawanna, Our Lady of Fatima Shrine in Lewiston,

and others, so keep an eye out!

This Fall a brand new committee will begin to meet. It will be

our "Liturgy Committee." The Liturgy Committee will be fo-

cused on things within the Church. Everything for the liturgical

environment to the lay out of the Holy Triduum at Easter will be

topics of conversation.

Our Buildings and Grounds Committee continues to be in con-

tact about various projects here on campus. We are currently

exploring options for new doors to the church as well as new

lights. Our lights are inefficient in several ways and to change

them is not just tedious, it's dangerous. There are grants that we

will look into for our lighting. Everything is just in early conver-

sation stages.

Our Finance Committee continues to meet and makes sure

everything is balanced. Financially we are stable as a par-

ish. Future fundraising and some changes to our operations will

help ensure the stability continues, and perhaps improves.

I have asked the Parish Council to treat September 2019 like

September 2018. With all of the transition going on, I have

asked that everyone stay on with no shake ups at this time.

Many thanks to them during this time in helping make sure

things continue to move along. If you have any interest in any

of the above mentioned committees please feel free to let me

know. All of our committees are always open for new members

and for growth. The Parish Council is the only "committee" at

this time that is set how it is.

As we celebrate our nation's Independence this week, may

God Bless you and all of your families! Celebrate safely! God

Bless America!

Join us Thursday July 4 for Mass at 9am as we pray for our

country! See you at the carnival this week!

In Good Faith,

Fr. Mike

June 30, 2019 St. Michael’s Church, Warsaw, New York Page Three

Take me out to the ballgame!

On Friday July 19 at 7pm our parish community

will be heading to Sahlen Field in downtown

Buffalo to cheer on the Buffalo Bisons! Join us

for this Friday night game which will have fire-

works to follow as we enjoy a night of fellow-

ship. Tickets are $10 and include $5 in Bisons

Bucks which can be used for food purchases or for the purchase

of a souvenir. If interested simply fill out the form on our par-

ish website or call the office during office hours. Payment can

then be sent into the office through mail or the collection bas-

ket, checks payable to “St. Michael R.C. Church.” If an Altar

Server is attending, please indicate who and their ticket is cov-

ered by the parish. Any questions contact Fr. Mike. Deadline

July 8th.

Countdown to Summer Raffle

June 1 Winner: Sue Knopeck #500

June 2 Winner: Ron Norton #258

June 3 Winner: Val Duell #374

June 4 Winner: Charles King #784

June 5 Winner: Amy Bush #872

June 6 Winner: Jackie Lapp #324

June 7 Winner: Fay Steele #402

June 8 Winner: Georgia Martin #755

June 9 Winner: Mary Syberg #850

June 10 Winner: Chris Wilkinson #372

June 11 Winner: Francis Head #750

June 12 Winner: Julie Yunker #326

June 13 Winner: Bill Stavisky #341

June 14 Winner: Mason Zon #378

June 15 Winner: Bob Fabian #472

June 16 Winner: Robert Pingrey #253

June 17 Winner: Jamie Mann #499

June 18 Winner; Donna Cloff #366

June 19 Winner: Cyndy Rebisz #618

June 20 Winner : Kenneth Williams #617

June 21 Winner: Mike Doran

Listening Sessions

The Diocese of Buffalo and the Movement to Restore Trust,

has been hosting a series of Listening Sessions across the

diocese during the summer months. The sessions include

Bishop Malone praying with the faithful, hearing their

thoughts and comments, inviting discussion, and offering

summary remarks regarding the mission of the diocese and

its parishes, schools and other organizations. A nearby ses-

sion is slotted for: Saturday, Aug. 3, 9:30 am-11:30 am,

Ascension Parish in Batavia.

Independence Day Mass

Join us for 9:00 am Mass on July 4th as we thank

God for the blessings in our lives as Ameri-

cans! Independence Day is a day of great celebration and

perhaps there is no better way to begin the celebration than

with Mass.

Seeking a Church Annulment? An annulment writing

workshop is scheduled for Monday, July 22 from 7-9

pm at UB North Newman Center, 495 Skinnersville Rd.,

Amherst. The session will include all the information

you need on annulments, information on the recent

changes, and how to start writing your history. Registra-

tion will take place at 6:45 pm. There is a nominal regis-

tration fee to cover the cost of materials. To ensure

enough materials, pre-register by calling 716-633-7786

or email bjwtr@aol.com. Walk-ins welcome.

Save the date!

Sunday, August 18, 2019 our parish will once again be

having an outdoor Mass and picnic at the Warsaw Village

Park. Mass will be at 10:30 with a cookout to follow.

More details to come but mark your calendar now.

The Parish Office will be closed on July 4 & 5th!

God our Father,

Giver of life,

we entrust the United States of America to Your

loving care.

You are the rock on which this nation was

founded.

You alone are the true source of our cherished

rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness

Reclaim this land for Your glory and dwell

among Your people.

Send Your Spirit to touch the hearts of our na-

tion’s leaders.

Open their minds to the great worth of human

life and the responsibilities that accompany hu-

man freedom.

Remind Your people that true happiness is rooted

in seeking and doing Your will.

Through the intercession of Mary Immaculate

Patroness of our land,

May we always hold up high the values of the

gospel in our day to day responsibilities as citi-

zens of this great country.

We ask this through Christ Our Lord.

Amen.

Toiletry Collection for Vets

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be used to take up a collection for toiletry kits for Veterans

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