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Mass Times
- Saturday: 5:00 PM EnglishEnglishEN
- Sunday: 8:15 AM EnglishEnglishEN 10:30 AM EnglishEnglishEN
- MonThu 9:00 AM EnglishEnglishEN
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Accessibility
As a parish, we strive to make everyone's faith journey inclusive. Therefore, our Parish Campus is handicap accessible. Everyone is able to enter easily into the Church, Chapel, Legacy Hall, Community Center and Restrooms. Our Ministers of Hospitality also offer their services, before Mass, to help those being dropped off in front of the Church, while a loved one parks the car. We have also a number of reserved parking spots for cars who have a handicap parking permit.
Additionally, ASL interpreting services are available. Typically, our 10:30am Sunday Mass is interpreted, but please contact our interpreter, Holly Jentsch, directly at hdegloma@gmail.com if you need interpreting services.
Our Parish is also fitted with a T-Loop. We have found that sitting at the end of the center pews is the best spot. You must also turn the hearing aid switch to T-Loop.
Along with our ASL interpreter and T-Loop, we have much of the mass projected on a screen to assist visual and hearing impairments. -
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Parish Office Information
Office Hours: Monday-Thursday 9am-4pm
Phone: 585.624.4990
Fax: 585.624.4996
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 Gn15:1-12, 17-18Responsorial Psalm Ps 105:1-2, 3-4, 6-7, 8-9Gospel Mt 7:15-20
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A note from Fr. Rob
Dear Friends,
Saturday, June 22nd the Church remembers two of her renowned Disciples of Jesus Christ, Saints John Fisher and Thomas Moore. Saint John Fisher is the patron of our Diocese as he was from Rochester, England. John Fisher was well received for his preaching and educational reforms. He was a defender of Church tradition against Luther and of Roman primacy against Henry VIII. Thomas Moore (patron of lawyers, statesmen/women and politicians) like John Fisher, stood up against Henry VIII and refused to support Henry VIII's divorce of Queen Catherine and his act of supremacy. Both men's faithfulness to the church cost them their lives. John Fisher was beheaded 22 June 1535 and Thomas Moore was beheaded 6 July 1535.
As we celebrate the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ this weekend may we who receive the Lord in Holy Communion never underestimate what we are capable of doing in living our faith before others. We may not be called to offer our lives like Saints John Fisher and Thomas Moore but we are asked to be vital faithful disciples before others in proclaiming the Good News. May we pray to be ever strong and steadfast in our faith.
This weekend we joyfully acknowledge and celebrate the anniversaries of Sister Ruth Maier and Deacon Jim Carra,
Please stop by after our masses for a Lemonade on the Porch reception in celebration of their anniversaries!
With gratitude to Ruth & Jim and blessings upon all they serve,
Father Rob