july 18, 2021 love god. love self. love others. share jesus
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July 18, 2021
ST. MARY CHURCH (SM)155 STATE ST. CORNING, NY
ALL SAINTS ACADEMY (ASA)158 STATE STREET
CORNING, NY
PARISH OFFICES (PO)158 STATE STREET
CORNING, NY
Love God. Love Self. Love Others. Share Jesus.
AllSaintsParishCorningNY
AllSaintsAcademyCorningNY
www.allsaintsparish.org
www.asacorning.org
All Saints Parish Corning ASPCorning
ASACorning MyParishAPP (smartphone)
Father Matthew Jones Pastor, x208 [email protected]
Mary Ann Lacey, x203 ASA Principal [email protected]
Kathy Warner, x210 Operations & Finance Manager [email protected]
Office: 607-936-4689 Emergency: 607-481-1113 School: 607-936-9234
Jill Reimann, x212 Bookkeeper [email protected]
Charlette Smith Communications [email protected]
Mary Ann Tozer, x209 Cemetery & Funerals [email protected]
Baptisms ...x204 Marriage ...x208
Michael Plagerman Music, 509-237-0094 [email protected]
Lorraine Smith, x204 Faith Formation [email protected]
Office Hours: Due to COVID restrictions, office hours are by phone only. In God We Trust
Join Us For Mass on Saturdays at 5:00pm | Sundays at 8:00am and 10:30am | Mon-Wed-Fri at 12:15pm
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Symbols of the Mass: Candles
Sometimeago,afewparishioners(inseparateinstances)remarkedasimilarobservationaboutthecurrentconfigurationofcandles on the altar. One said that it looks like I am behind bars while saying Mass at the altar. An interesting observation! The image is a deeply spiritual and realistic one that reached back to the earliest celebration of the Mass. Let’s think back to some of the letters thatSt.Pauldictatedwhileinprison.Paul,someoftheapostlesandearlybishop/martyrswereknowntoofferMassfromtheirprisoncellsorplacesofconfinement.Evenbehindbarstheywerestillvisibletothepeoplewhohadcometovisitthem,andthosevisitorswere putting their lives at risk by doing so. But then again, the Last Supper and the gathering of the Apostles after the Resurrection werecelebratedinconfinementandawayfromthepublicview.CelebratingMasswasriskybusiness,anditremainssoinvariouspartsof the world today. There are many areas throughout the globe where for some, attending and participating at Mass could mean the differencebetweenlifeanddeath.
In another conversation along the same topic, a parishioner remarked that the candles look less like prison bars and more like bars to the Gate of Heaven. I had pondered that image a long time ago in a moment of prayer, and it was a good reminder of somethingthatIhadforgotten.ThesacramentsoftheChurcharethegatewaytoeternallife,andthesignsandsymbols–whichcometousfromtheaccountsoftheOldandNewTestaments–aremeanttoenhanceoursensesanddeepenourfaith.Ienjoyedthe conversations I had with these parishioners about such matters. I cannot say there are times when I feel like I am behind bars orimprisoned,buttherearetimeswhenpreachingadifficulttopicorrunningtheriskoflosingpopularitycreepsin.Regardless,mystruggles are minor compared to what some priests have had to endure throughout the ages. And, I was not ordained to be popular. I was ordained to help people get into heaven.
HereiswhattheChurchsaysaboutCandlesontheAltar.AccordingtotheGIRM,#117:“thealtaristobecoveredwithatleastone white cloth. In addition, on or next to the altar are to be placed candlesticks with lighted candles: at least two in any celebration, or even four or six, especially for a Sunday Mass or a holy day of obligation. If the diocesan Bishop celebrates, then seven candles should be used.” According to the principle of progressive solemnity, two candles would be preferred for daily Mass, four or six for more solemn occasions, such as Sundays and Holy Days outside of Sunday. The candles used on the altar and for liturgical worship are to be made with beeswax.
Note: in a liturgical/religious setting, solemn does not mean sad! In this context, solemn means being marked by the invocationofareligioussanctionormarkedbytheobservanceofestablishedformorceremony,specifically:celebratedwithfullliturgical ceremony or awe-inspiring: sublime, solemn beauty. The observation about saying Mass behind bars included having limitedvisionorsightoftheelementsofthealtar.Therearetwothingstopointouthere:1.TheChurchinherworshipdesiresthatthe symbols and signs of the liturgy be clear and visible to the faithful. The altar is clear and visible, as are the other signs and symbols inourChurch.2.Thereisaspiritualtrapthatwecanfallintoeasily.Oursensesdonotdefineordictatethetheologicalrealitiesofworshipandfaith.Therearetimeswhenwethink“ifIcan’tseeit,itdoesn’thappen.”ThisnotionwasquicklydispelledtheSecondSundayafterEaster,whereThomasexclaimed“MyLordandMyGod!”whenheputhisfingersintotheLord’sside.Fromthatpointforward,theChurchlearnedthatourfeeblesensesdonotalwaystellthetruthaboutthemysteryoffaith.Howcanthey?Oursensesarehuman,andGodissupernatural.ThesignsandsymbolsoftheMass–andtheChurch–aresupposedtodrawusmoredeeplyintothemysteryofourfaith.Wemustalwaysbewillingtoengageoursensesduringaliturgicalcelebration,especiallyifwefinditchallenging.
OnCorpusChristiSunday,thehymn“LaudaSion”issungasthesequence,thereadinginsertedbetweenthesecondreadingandthegospelacclamation.ComposedbySt.ThomasAquinas,thelasttwoversesareusedasthehymnforBenedictionoftheBlessedSacrament.Thisprayerismostappropriate,aswewillbeofferingsomecatechesisaboutAdorationoftheBlessedSacramentduringthe month of August. This spiritual practice has taken root in the hearts of the faithful of our parish since we began an extended day ofAdorationonTuesdaylastyear.AsourChurchcallsustodeeperdevotionandreverencetoourLorduponthealtar,IaskthatweusetheseremainingmonthsofsummertoconsiderspendingsometimewithourLord,crucified,sacrificedandsharedforus.
InChrist,Fr. Jones
Good News
Down in adoration falling,Lo! the sacred Host we hail,Lo! o’er ancient forms departingNewer rites of grace prevail;Faith for all defects supplying,Where the feeble senses fail.
To the everlasting Father,And the Son Who reigns on highWith the Holy Spirit proceedingForth from each eternally,Be salvation, honor blessing,Mightandendlessmajesty.Amen
Tantum ergo Sacramentum Veneremur cernui:EtantiquumdocumentumNovo cedat ritui:PraestetfidessupplementumSensuum defectui.
Genitori,GenitoqueLausetjubilatio,Salus,honor,virtusquoqueSit et benedictio:ProcedentiabutroqueComparsitlaudatio.Amen.
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Adoration of the Blessed SacramentTuesdays, 9:00am - 9:00pm
ConfessionsSaturdays, 3:00-4:30pm
St. Mary Church is Open for Prayer Monday/Wednesday/Friday:7:00am-12:15pm
Tuesday:7:00am-9:00pmThursday:7:00am-6:00pmSaturday:1:00pm-6:00pm
Prayer GroupsRosary/Divine Mercy:Sat,7:30am
Daily Evening Zoom Rosary: 8:00 p.m. [email protected]
for zoom log-in
Thinking of Marriage? ContactFatherJones,[email protected],atleast nine months prior to your planned wedding date and before making other wedding arrangements.
Sunday TV Mass Sundayat11:00AMWETM2(18.2)
Spectrum11,EmpireAccess97,BlueRidge8~~~~~~
Look for ASP-TV atwww.allsaintsparish.org
Baptism: ApreparationclassisrequiredbeforetheBaptismofyourfirstchild.Toscheduleanappointment, please contact [email protected]
Mass Book | July - December 2022
The Mass Book for intentions is now open for July 1 through December 31, 2022.
PleasecalltheParishofficeat936-4689ext. 209 to reserve your Mass intentions.
Also, please ask about Bread & Wine, Sanctuary Lamp and Flower Memorials.
These can be sponsored each week for the church.TVMassmemorialscanberequestedas a remembrance of a loved one each week up to two TV Masses.
Digital Book of Intentions: We encourage you to visit our digital Book of Intentions at allsaintsparish.org/prayerintentions.
MEMORIALS JULY 18 - JULY 24
SANCTUARY LAMP Memorials Available BREAD AND WINE Orlando Agosta - Daughter, Mary Lanahan & Family
FLOWERSDeceasedMembersoftheO’Connell,Mineo&Capozzi Families-Joe&SabrinaO’Connell
PleasecontactMaryAnnTozerat936-4689,ext.209oremail:[email protected] sponsoring a Memorial. Thank you!
WEEKLY MASS SCHEDULE and INTENTIONSSixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sat July 17 (Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time) 5:00pm Raymond Naylor - Family (TV Mass: Kies & Ambrosone Families - Pauline Ambrosone & Sons Frank & Josephine Olmstead - Family ) Sun July 18 (Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time) 8:00am Bob, Rick, Ann & Jack Backus - Agnes Backus 10:30am For The People of All Saints Parish
Mon July 19 (Weekday) 12:15pm Nancy & Tom Sinnett - Agnes BackusConnieSantell-ThomasMurphy Wed July 21 (Saint Lawrence of Brindisi, Priest, Doctor of the Church) 12:15pm Agnes King - Mary Lynn Zuder Fri July 23 (Saint Bridget, Religious) 12:15pm Josef Ramler - Alexander Richter George Serdula - Janice Rossettie
Sat July 24 (Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time) 5:00pm For the People of All Saints Parish (TV Mass: Michael & Angelina Cuda - Daughters William & Helen Nelson - Family) Sun July 25 (Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time) 8:00am Nora & Joe Dobeck - Agnes Backus 10:30am Joseph Welch - Ace & Noreen Lanahan
On Saturday, July 17, Fr.CurtisswillbeatAllSaintstohear confessions at 3:00pm and celebrate the 5:00pm Mass. Fr. Jones will be at a family reunion that day.
Please plan accordingly, especially if you wish to make a confession through the Sacrament of Penance.
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WEEKLY INSPIRATION
We only have so much psychological and spiritual energy. We easily get tired. Responding to life’s demands and people’s needs can really zap us of all of our energy. Anger, frustration, exhaustion, discouragement, helplessness, and evenapathycanrunwild.Wecanfindourselvesbitter and irritated by the fact that we have to do it all again. We need to rest, connect, and focus.
Deserted places, free of unnecessary distractions and demands, are great places of refreshment and we all need them. Desiring to be alone for abitandrestdoesnotindicateselfishness.Rather, it radiates wisdom. God is the source of all we do and the satisfaction of every human heart. If we are going to use the gifts God gave us well, then we have to make sure our batteries are recharged and replenished. Jesus invites us to go to a desert place to rest and pray.
Whereisyours?
The All Saints Parish Men’s Group is calling Spiritual Warriors
to come deepen your Faith through Prayer,Community,Discussion,andACTION!
The Group meets each Saturday from 8:00-9:00am in Rogers Hall
July Work of Mercy: Bury the Dead
• Say a Rosary for The Holy Souls in Purgatory.
• Visit, pray, and beautify grave sites of loved ones.
• Offer to take someone to visit their loved one’s grave.
• Prayerfully think about planning your own funeral Mass.
Annual Missionary Cooperation Plan Appeal
Sister,EllenAnderson,MSHR,arepresentative,of the Missionary Sisters of the Holy Rosary will be with us the weekend of July 31 & August 1.
TheCommunitywasfoundedinIrelandin1924to work with the women of Nigeria, West Africa. The Missionary Sisters of the Holy Rosary are now an international community working in nine countries of Africa and in Brazil. They serve in all forms of education, medical work, pastoral work, local development and agriculture, and assistingtraffickedwomenandthehomeless.
They are a strictly missionary group with no institutionsintheUnitedStatesorCanada,sotherefore rely almost exclusively on funds provided through the Society for the Propagation of the Faith and the generosity of the people back home to support their Sisters on Mission.
The Sisters ask for your prayers of support and are deeply grateful for any contributions you can make to assist.
If you would like to read more about them, their website is www.mshr.org
Pre-sale tickets available outside St. Mary’s after the July 17/18 & 24/25 masses for a $12 donation
Delicious, professionally prepared Pork BBQ dinners include:
cole slaw, salt potatoes, and dessert
First come, first served day of BBQ until gone for any walk-ups without reserved tickets
Contact Don B. at 769-4173 for additional details or pre-sale tickets
SAT., July 31st
Immaculate Heart of
Mary Church parking lot
(drive thru pick-up only)
11:30-3pm
115 E. High St. Painted Post
Pork BBQ is back!!
July 18, 2021 | Page 5Cemetery Corner
Regulations for Cemetery Plantings & DecorationsFlowers planted on graves:
-Plantingsshouldbeconfinedtoanarea not more than 12 inches out from the monument or marker.
-Plantings should be limited to 18 inches in height.
-Artificialflowers(whichhavebeenset in-ground), lawn ornaments or lights of any kind are not allowed. This regulation is for safety concerns. Plastic,wireorothersharpobjectfromartificialdecorations can be picked up by a mower or snow removalequipmentandhurledthroughtheairwhichcaninjureanemployeeorvisitor.
-Mulching with crushed stone, wood chips, shells or other hard materials is prohibited. They will be removed from the cemetery.
Flowers in pots on graves:-Freshorartificialflowersmaybeplacedongravesinmetal or plastic containers. Potted plants up to 12 inches in diameter are also acceptable. Do not use glasscontainers.Allflowerpots,freshorartificial,mustbe removed by October 1.Americanflags,upto12by18inches,maybe placedongravesyearround.Inrespectfortheflag,andin concern for the general appearance oftheCemetery,theCemeterywill,atitsdiscretion,removeanyflagsthathavebecomeunsightly.
Forquestionsorconcerns,pleasecontact: MaryAnnTozer,phone:607-936-4689,ext.209oremail:[email protected]
All Saints Parish Memorials
April, May, June 2021
Arthur Rutan: Gene Tunney
Fr. George Heyman: Donald & Barbara Price
Fr. Michael Conboy: Donald & Barbara Price
Fr. Lewis Brown: Donald & Barbara Price
Rita Cotter: Donald & Barbara Price
Helen Jones: Donald & Barbara Price
Faye Tong: Donald &Barbara Price
John J. Hall:DarleneChristofaro
Stephen Cuda:Mark&DebraCuda,MargaretDuffy,VirginiaDarcangelo
Patricia Van Etten:JenniferVanEtten,NorthsideHighSchoolClassof1960,GeraldSchichtel,JohnWalter,DorothyEldred,AmyLundgren, Joe & Mary Dubendorfer, Terry & GailVanEtten,Karl&LaurieDueland
Albert Quattrini:CorningIncorporatedEnvironmentalTechnologiesDivision
George Brewster: Paul & Linda Mullen
Helen Jones: Donald & Barbara Price
Joanne Sofia: Katherine Gronski
Lisa Franchi: Katherine Gronski
Mary Hanrahan Herring, Helena Hanrahan, Gertrude Hanrahan Horigan, John Hanrahan: Sara McKenny
Thank you to everyone that has contributed to the restoration of the Blessed Mother statue. After being stored in the garage, Bryan Hills from Hills Monument Studio, came to pick her up and move her to his work space for restoration. With lots of careful help, she was moved out of the garage and onto Bryan’s truck. We will keep you updated on the progress and we are all looking forward to the day she is moved to her new home in the cemetery!
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Thinking about becoming Catholic?
Parish Membership: A Parishioner is one who
belongs to our Parish family. As such, he/she is
registered and is committed through active participation
in the life of the Parish communitybyregularlyattendingMass,joining
ministries,andfinanciallysupportingtheParish.ForSponsorCertificatesforBaptismandConfirmations,Recommendations,etc.,pleasecalltheParishofficesat
607-936-4689.
ClassesforRCIA/RCICclasseswillbegininSeptember,for more information please contact:LorraineSmithat936-4689ext.204or
Grades Pre-K through 8th
SCHOOL NEWS:
All Saints Academy openings for the 2021-2022 school year.
Full Time Teacher OpeningAll Saints Academy is seeking a Full Time Primary Grade Teacher. This person will be responsible for teaching math, ELA,science,socialstudies,andreligiontoprimarygradestudentsfivedaysaweekforthe2021-2022schoolyear.The ideal candidate is an energetic, organized individual with classroom teaching experience and a passion for education. This person should have strong communication skills and be willing and able to collaborate with others as part of a professional learning community. He or she should have the ability to plan and implement standards-based curriculum, instruction, and assessments thataredifferentiatedtomeetthevariouslearningneedsand levels of students, while including technology to enhancethelearningexperience.MustbeaCatholicin good standing.
Part-Time Junior High ELA Teacher OpeningAll Saints Academy is seeking a part-time Junior High ELATeacherforgrades6-8.ThispersonwillberesponsibleforteachingELAforthe2021-2022schoolyear. The ideal candidate is an energetic, organized individual with classroom teaching experience and a passion for education. This person should have strong communication skills and be willing and able to collaborate with others as part of a professional learning community. He or she should have the ability to plan and implement standards-based curriculum, instruction, and assessments thataredifferentiatedtomeetthevariouslearningneedsand levels of students, while including technology to enhance the learning experience.
Full Time PreK Teacher OpeningAll Saints Academy is seeking a Full Time PreK Teacher. The ideal candidate is an energetic, organized individual with classroom teaching experience and a passion for education. This person should have strong communication skills and be willing and able to collaborate with others as part of a professional learning community. He or she should have the ability to plan and implement standards-based curriculum, instruction, and assessments thataredifferentiatedtomeetthevariouslearningneedsandlevelsofstudents.MustbeaCatholicingoodstanding.
Potential applicants should submit a cover letter, resume and three letters of recommendation.
[email protected]. Mary Ann LaceyPrincipal, All Saints Academy
All Saints Academy Aide openings for the 2021-2022 school year.
PreK Classroom AideAll Saints Academy is seeking an aide. This person should possess patience with younger children and be able to keep up with their energy level. They will assist the teacher with activities and help students with their needs. This person shouldbeflexiblewithschedules.Thepositionis35hoursa week. School Stay and Play Aide OpeningsAll Saints Academy is seeking aides for the after school program. The duties of an aide are to assist with the management of the program to include supervision of the children and organization of activities i.e. organized games, arts/crafts and outside playground activities. There will be interact with children as well as their parents. A positive, nurturing and safeChristianenvironmentmustbemaintain.Theabilitymaintain discipline for grades PreK to 8th. The hours will vary according to the school calendar. Most days will be from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. Individual must be at least 18 years old. Potential applicants should submit a cover letter, resume and three letters of recommendation to: [email protected]. Mary Ann Lacey, Principal, All Saints Academy
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