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805 WEST THIRD STREET JAMESTOWN, NEW YORK 14701
(716) 664-3800 lindfuneralhome.com
ind FUNERAL HOME
Vince’s Barber Shop
Falconer Bemus Point
665-7079 386-3985
By Appointment
(716) 664-4503
Welcome to the Parish Community of
Office Hours: Bemus Point: M-T-TH - FR 9:30-1:30 PM
Mayville: Friday mornings or by appt.
Administrative Office: 41 Main Street, PO Box 500
Bemus Point, NY 14712 Phone: (716) 386-2400 Fax: (716) 386-5562
www.stmaryoflourdesrcparish.org E-mail: [email protected]
Office Manager/Bookkeeper: Doris Pappalardo
Dir. Youth/Young Adult Ministry: Kathy Nicastro
Rev. Todd M. Remick Pastor
Rev. William Barrett Pastor Emeritus of St. Michael’s, Lyons
Village of Bemus Point 41 Main Street, PO Box 500, 14712
Daily Mass Schedule
Tues. & Thurs: 9:00 AM
Weekend Mass Schedule Sat: 4:00 PM ~ Sun: 8:15 & 9:45 AM
Penance/Reconciliation Saturdays at 3:30 PM or upon request
Village of Mayville 24 East Chautauqua St, 14757
Phone: 716-753-2332 Church Hall: 716-753-2318
Daily Mass Schedule
Mon & Fri: 8:00 AM, Thurs: 7:00 PM
Weekend Mass Schedule Sat: 5:30 PM, Sun: 11:30 AM
Penance/Reconciliation Thursdays at 6:30 PM or upon request
Sacraments - The following guidelines apply to those requesting Letters of Recommendation or for those wishing to receive a Sacrament:
Baptism: Attendance at a Baptismal Preparation Program is required for both parents. Letters of Recommendation for Godparents must be received two weeks prior to the Baptism. Call the Parish Office for arrangements.
Reconciliation: See front of bulletin for times and location.
Marriage: Diocesan Common policy requires six months prior notification.
Letters of Recommendation: Letters are issued to practicing Catholics who are registered members of St. Mary of Lourdes for at least six months, who attend Mass regularly, have received the Sacrament of Confirmation, and who actively support the parish and its programs.
Pastoral Care of the Sick: Please notify the Parish Office if a family member or parish member is hospitalized or confined to home. Holy Communion can be brought to your home weekly or monthly.
RCIA - (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults) - Anyone interested in becoming Catholic and/or learning more about the faith should contact the parish office or Fr. Todd at (716) 386-2400.
October 3, 2021
Ministries
St. Vincent de Paul: (716) 581-1854
Visiting/Respite Care Ministry: Stacy Proctor (716) 269-4224
Home Visitation: Ann Walsh ( 716) 269-7506
Mon-Sat 11 - 6PM Sun 11 - 4PM
Orders taken up to 5:45 PM
Joyce Lewallen owner
6344 Centralia Rd. Mayville, NY
Call 716-753-7390 or
Fax 716-753-5293
Bob Lucas Owner
Phone: (716) 386-7394 www.chautauquahydroseeding.com [email protected]
Raynor’s Liquor Store
213 Fluvanna Ave. Jamestown, NY 14701
Marilyn Perdue Fax (716) 664-1573
Tree Services, Inc.Tree Services, Inc.Tree Services, Inc.
Complete Tree Care Free Estimates ♦ Fully Insured
Crane Services
(716) 326-3798
Owner/Operator
Joshua Schauman NYS Certified Paramedic Law Enforcement Officer
FIRST AID & CPR INSTRUCTOR
Email questions to:
333 Fluvanna Avenue Jamestown, NY 14701
716-351-3498 [email protected]
716-355-6479
Lawn Care - Tree and Shrub Care Exterior Pest Control - Vegetation Control
Organic Lawn Program
www.southerntierlawnpros.com
The Wight Auer Group
Main Street, Bemus Point, NY 716-386-2232 [email protected]
O Holy St. Jude! Apostle and Martyr, great in virtue and rich in miracles, near kingsman of Jesus Christ, faithful intercessor for all who invoke you, special patron in
time of need; to you I have recourse from the depth of my heart, and
humbly beg you, to whom God has given such great power, to come to
my assistance. I will never forget thy graces and favours you obtained for
me and I will do my utmost to spread devotion to you. Thank you
St. Jude for the hope you offer to all who believe in you.
God made them male and female.
For this reason a man shall leave his father
and mother and be joined to his wife, and the two shall become one flesh.
Carrie Adelman, Dave Ahlstrom, Melinda Angeles, Mary Lou Arhar, Christine Bajdo, Laurie Benson, Richard Biondolillo, Deanna Bliss, Scott Boedy, Michelle Brown, Dave & Ida Cammarata, Christopher Canfield, Kenzie Catta, Rev. Msgr. Al Clody, Bob & Katie Cole, Cal Critzer, Barb Davis, Thom Davis, Brad DiFonzo, Max Eimiller, Brett Freligh, Morgan Harrington, Alexandra Hayes, James Herron, Jesh Hoeft, Jim Holcomb, Dorothy Kaluza, Robert Keebler, Doris Locy, Anthony Lotempio, Scott MacDonald, Oakley Mattern, Dayle & Bob McCreary, Drake McKane, Richard Moore, Eric Oswald, Tom Parker, Ray Phaneuf, Lynn & Ron Piccola, Alyssa Pole, Pat Preisel, Sharon Purdy, Christina Rieg, Roberta Rosage, Laura Rudnik, Lynn Shields, Pete Smith, Debbie Steiner, Jayme Stocum, Robert Szczesek, Dorothy Tanner, Michael Tyler, Debbie VanDyke, Richard Wappat, Chris Wight, Lisa Young, Jean Zingale.
If you would like to add someone to our prayer list, call the parish office @ 716-386-2400. We will be more than happy to add them and to pray for them. There is no cost.
Please keep the following military service members, and their families, in your prayers:
SA. David Abram - Navy - Naval Air Station, San Diego, CA SSgt. Daniele Belovarac - Air Force, Anchorage, Alaska A1C Roxanne Belovarac - Air Force, Grand Forks, N. Dakota MSGT Trey Coon - Marine - MCAS Miramar, San Diego Capt. Steve Gaylord - Air Force - Tinker AFB, OK Capt. Sarah Pfeil Gaylord - Air Force - Tinker AFB, OK Ryan Hart - Marine - Ft. Leonard Wood 2nd Lt. Cael McCormick - Army, Fort Gordon, Augusta, GA 2nd Lt. Kyle Sirianno - Army 1st Lt Mitchell Sirianno - Marine Corp. Air Force
From Deb Wehrfritz, Lourdes Ladies President
T he Lourdes Ladies would like to thank all for your kind and generous support. With your support we have been able to
make monetary donations to the following organizations in our community. UCAN City Mission, St. Susan’s Center (Soup Kitchen), St. Vincent de Paul Society, Mayville Food Pantry, BPUMC Food Pantry, The 5&2 Ministry, Option Care Center, and Bemus Point and Maple Springs Fire Departments. Through your support we will continue to adopt Christmas Families this December. We will continue to purchase gifts for First Reconciliation, First Communion, and Confirmation candidates. Because of you, we made or are making the following church and parish hall improvements. • Renovated bathrooms in the parish hall and church vestibule • Replaced 12 card tables used in the parish hall with new ones • Replaced the industrial size coffee maker and cooktop/oven in the parish hall which is used for bereavements and Donut Sundays • Purchased four 6-foot heavy duty plastic tables to be used in the classrooms • Purchased one 6-foot foldable heavy duty plastic table to be used as needed in the parish hall and church • Will donate towards carpet replacement in the church offices, classrooms and hallways • Parish Hall Improvements: Will caulk and paint walls, moldings and heating vents in the hall and kitchen, strip and wax the floors, replace the lighting ceiling tiles, replace stained ceiling tiles, and replace window blinds. So, as you can see, your kindness and support are a gift that is treasured by so many! The Lourdes Ladies are very blessed to have each and every one of you as part of our parish. Thank you again for your generous support, whether it was a kind word, attending our Valentine Card Party, donating a basket for our Basket Raffle, purchasing raffle tickets, sending a positive note of encouragement or a beautiful smile. We could not have done this without you!!
ST. MARY OF LOURDES PARISH
Offertory Report Comparisons (This year vs. last year)
September 26, 2021 Regular Offertory: $4,076.05
September 27, 2020 Regular Offertory: $4,684.00
Regular Offertory DOWN by $607.95 compared to last year.
FAITH FORMATION NEWS
IMPORTANT: Faith Formation Classes resume today…Bemus Pt. Class 9:30-11:00 (K-6th); Mayville 10:00-11:15 (K-8th). Bemus Evening class (7th-8th grade) 4:15-6:00 PM. Parents please note the time changes. Mass times Saturday Bemus 4:00pm, Mayville 5:30pm. Sunday Bemus 8:30am (only one Mass), Mayville 11:30am.
Changes made for our Faith Formation classes: . Parent handbook/folder has more IMPORTANT info, Mass/attendance/sacramental requirements. Parents: Please make sure you pick this material up. Few changes below:
Theme for FF Year “coming to the Table of the Lord, the Mass: Our Lifeline to Jesus”
1. New Class times 2. Students and catechists are expected to wear masks
during class. We will take brief periodic mask breaks. 3. Children will be supplied with a bag labeled with their
name. The bag will contain hand sanitizer, pencils, crayons, and Kleenex. Extra masks will be available if someone forgets their own.
4. Students will be asked to wash their hands in the restrooms IMMEDIATLEY upon entering the building before heading to their classroom. This is for the safety of their fellow classmates as well as our catechist.
Welcome & Thank You to our new/returning Catechists for Bemus Pt. and Mayville: Terri Franczak, Katie Lowe, Nadine McGraw, Rhonda Howard, Dayle Loutzenhiser, Debby Marsala, Larry Marsala & Justin Parker. Thank you for sharing your faith with our young church.
A Catechist’s Prayer Loving Father, pour forth your Holy Spirit upon me that I
may be a good catechist of your Word, your Son, Jesus Christ. Render my mind and heart so open, receptive and
responsive to your Holy Spirit that, like Mary, I might become a living instrument of your Word to others. Help
me to be a faithful witness to Gospel life so that your Church may become ever more alive. Let the fire of your love so enkindle my heart that I may be an instrument of
drawing others to love of you in the Church of your Son. I ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen. (USCCB)
A very SPECIAL THANK YOU to three of our catechists who are retiring this year: Fran Michalak, Ann Akin, and Ellen Bryant. Thank you for your years of dedication,
support, sharing, and being a true witness of your faith with our Young Church. God’s Blessings to you all. You will be missed!
Supernatural Love in Marriage
D o you love someone who isn't loving you back? Have you experienced God's supernatural love helping you
love those who are difficult to love? For those of us who are married, we expect to be loved by our spouses as much as we need to be loved. And we assume that it's always going to be mutual: We will always be loved by our spouse with the same passion as we love them. However, most marriages enter difficulties that require supernatural love as well as supernatural persistence. That's why we need the Sacrament of Matrimony instead of just a civil ceremony at the courthouse or beach. Marriages need divine grace to endure with the permanence that God provides. In this Sunday's Gospel reading, Jesus explains that the law of Moses permitted divorce (Deut. 24:1) because of the hardness of people's hearts. This is not an approval of divorce. He wants us to have hearts like his own, which never stops loving anyone. In the days of Moses, when a marriage became difficult or unsatisfying, many men abandoned their wives. Although marriage was, from the beginning (Genesis Chapter 1) supposed to be a permanent covenant that united one man with one woman, a bill of divorce would allow an abandoned or rejected woman to remarry for her protection. It was never intended to be an approval of divorce. Marriage is a reflection of God's faithful union with us. Permanence in marriage is a divine gift from God so that we can reflect him well. If we don't believe in the permanence of love within marriage, how can we believe that God is always in love with us -- including when we don't deserve it? And how can the children and others who watch us believe? God never forces us to stay "married" to him. He loves us even when we turn away from him. Likewise, an unloved spouse is called by God to continue loving the one who abandons the marriage, even if only from afar. This is also true in any God-ordained friendships, and between priests and the laity they serve, and parents with their children.
Options Care Center is in constant need of the following supplies: Legal envelopes, Bona floor cleaner, Kleenex, cases of water, stamps, snacks for clients (i.e. granola bars, chips, etc), printer paper, Enfamil Pro formula, diaper cream, post-it notes, disposal masks.
Parish Thanksgiving Dinner - It has been a tradition to have a parish Thanksgiving dinner prior to Thanksgiving. Due to the pandemic last year, the dinner was cancelled. We are now considering having another one this year but we want YOUR input. If the parish had a Thanksgiving dinner, would you plan on attending? You can either call the parish office @ 716-386-2400 and let us know if you would attend or fill out the form below and drop in any collection basket. The dinner is tentatively planed for November 14th or the 21st. Your input is greatly appreciated. We would hate to go through all the hard work of shopping, cooking, baking, and getting volunteers lined up if only a few people were to attend.
Name: ____________________________________________
____ Yes ____ No ________ # attending
OCTOBER 3, 2021
Office of Youth and Young Adult Ministry
SM = Mayville OLL = Bemus Point
27TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Masses for the Week
Saturday - October 2nd - The Holy Guardian Angels OLL - 4:00 PM + Int. Sr. Emily Marsh (Birthday)
By Bill & Sherry Hooper
SM - 5:30 PM + Int. of Joshua & John Schauman
By mom, Doris Pappalardo
Sunday - October 3rd - 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time OLL - 8:30 AM + Int. Julie & Bob Barnett (Birthdays)
By Nana Trethewey
SM - 11:30 AM + For the Parishioners By Fr. Todd
Monday - October 4th - St. Francis of Assisi
SM - 8:00 AM + Nancy Nicastro (7th Anniversary of death)
By daughter, Kathy Nicastro
Tuesday - October 5th - Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos
OLL - 9:00 AM + Lucy Clark (Anniversary of death)
By daughter, Dolores Trethewey-Coppla
Thursday - October 7th - Our Lady of the Rosary
OLL - 9:00 AM + Janice Morrissey (2nd Anniversary of death)
By husband, Ed Morrissey
SM - 7:00 PM + Carl Retzer By wife, Celine Retzer
Friday - October 8th
SM - 8:00 AM + Memorial Day Remembrance ~ For
those for gave the ultimate sacrifice
Saturday - October 9th - St. Denis, Bishop; St. John Leonardi OLL - 4:00 PM + Janice Morrissey (2nd Anniversary of death)
Requested by the Family
SM - 5:30 PM + For the Parishioners By Fr. Todd
Sunday - October 10th - 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time OLL - 8:30 AM + William “Billy” Eugene Toy
By Deb & Jim Wehrfritz
SM - 11:30 AM + Paul Webb, Jr. By SMOL Parish Family
Precious Wine & Blessed Hosts for October
In Loving Memory of Randy Loeser By Lynda & Robert Stuart
The Lourdes Ladies will meet on Monday, Oct. 4th at
11:00 am in the Bemus Point parish hall. All ladies of the parish are invited to attend.
The Mayville Altar & Rosary will meet on Wednesday, October 6th at 10:00 a.m. in the Parish Hall. Refreshments will be served. All ladies of the parish are invited to attend.
Famous Christmas Luncheon & Gift Exchange Fall is here and Winter is just around the corner. Time to start thinking about Christmas and all the
festivities. The Lourdes Ladies is once again having their famous Christmas Lunch and Gift exchange on Monday,
December 13th at Webb’s Captain’s Table in Mayville. All ladies of the parish are invited to attend. This is a great time to spend together, to be grateful for all the many blessings God has given us throughout the year, and to try and steal away that perfect gift that someone else opened!
We hope you can join us!
Carrie Adelman, Dave Ahlstrom, Melinda Angeles, Mary Lou Arhar, Christine Bajdo, Laurie Benson, Richard Biondolillo, Deanna Bliss, Scott Boedy, Michelle Brown, Dave & Ida Cammarata, Christopher Canfield, Kenzie Catta, Rev. Msgr. Al Clody, Bob & Katie Cole, Cal Critzer, Barb Davis, Thom Davis, Brad DiFonzo, Max Eimiller, Brett Freligh, Morgan Harrington, Alexandra Hayes, James Herron, Jesh Hoeft, Jim Holcomb, Dorothy Kaluza, Robert Keebler, Doris Locy, Anthony Lotempio, Scott MacDonald, Oakley Mattern, Dayle & Bob McCreary, Drake McKane, Richard Moore, Eric Oswald, Tom Parker, Ray Phaneuf, Lynn & Ron Piccola, Alyssa Pole, Pat Preisel, Sharon Purdy, Christina Rieg, Roberta Rosage, Laura Rudnik, Lynn Shields, Pete Smith, Debbie Steiner, Jayme Stocum, Robert Szczesek, Dorothy Tanner, Michael Tyler, Debbie VanDyke, Richard Wappat, Chris Wight, Lisa Young, Jean Zingale.
If you would like to add someone to our prayer list, call the parish office @ 716-386-2400. We will be more than happy to add them and to pray for them. There is no cost.
Please keep the following military service members, and their families, in your prayers:
SA. David Abram - Navy - Naval Air Station, San Diego, CA SSgt. Daniele Belovarac - Air Force, Anchorage, Alaska A1C Roxanne Belovarac - Air Force, Grand Forks, N. Dakota MSGT Trey Coon - Marine - MCAS Miramar, San Diego Capt. Steve Gaylord - Air Force - Tinker AFB, OK Capt. Sarah Pfeil Gaylord - Air Force - Tinker AFB, OK Ryan Hart - Marine - Ft. Leonard Wood 2nd Lt. Cael McCormick - Army, Fort Gordon, Augusta, GA 2nd Lt. Kyle Sirianno - Army 1st Lt Mitchell Sirianno - Marine Corp. Air Force
From Deb Wehrfritz, Lourdes Ladies President
T he Lourdes Ladies would like to thank all for your kind and generous support. With your support we have been able to
make monetary donations to the following organizations in our community. UCAN City Mission, St. Susan’s Center (Soup Kitchen), St. Vincent de Paul Society, Mayville Food Pantry, BPUMC Food Pantry, The 5&2 Ministry, Option Care Center, and Bemus Point and Maple Springs Fire Departments. Through your support we will continue to adopt Christmas Families this December. We will continue to purchase gifts for First Reconciliation, First Communion, and Confirmation candidates. Because of you, we made or are making the following church and parish hall improvements. • Renovated bathrooms in the parish hall and church vestibule • Replaced 12 card tables used in the parish hall with new ones • Replaced the industrial size coffee maker and cooktop/oven in the parish hall which is used for bereavements and Donut Sundays • Purchased four 6-foot heavy duty plastic tables to be used in the classrooms • Purchased one 6-foot foldable heavy duty plastic table to be used as needed in the parish hall and church • Will donate towards carpet replacement in the church offices, classrooms and hallways • Parish Hall Improvements: Will caulk and paint walls, moldings and heating vents in the hall and kitchen, strip and wax the floors, replace the lighting ceiling tiles, replace stained ceiling tiles, and replace window blinds. So, as you can see, your kindness and support are a gift that is treasured by so many! The Lourdes Ladies are very blessed to have each and every one of you as part of our parish. Thank you again for your generous support, whether it was a kind word, attending our Valentine Card Party, donating a basket for our Basket Raffle, purchasing raffle tickets, sending a positive note of encouragement or a beautiful smile. We could not have done this without you!!
ST. MARY OF LOURDES PARISH
Offertory Report Comparisons (This year vs. last year)
September 26, 2021 Regular Offertory: $4,076.05
September 27, 2020 Regular Offertory: $4,684.00
Regular Offertory DOWN by $607.95 compared to last year.
FAITH FORMATION NEWS
IMPORTANT: Faith Formation Classes resume today…Bemus Pt. Class 9:30-11:00 (K-6th); Mayville 10:00-11:15 (K-8th). Bemus Evening class (7th-8th grade) 4:15-6:00 PM. Parents please note the time changes. Mass times Saturday Bemus 4:00pm, Mayville 5:30pm. Sunday Bemus 8:30am (only one Mass), Mayville 11:30am.
Changes made for our Faith Formation classes: . Parent handbook/folder has more IMPORTANT info, Mass/attendance/sacramental requirements. Parents: Please make sure you pick this material up. Few changes below:
Theme for FF Year “coming to the Table of the Lord, the Mass: Our Lifeline to Jesus”
1. New Class times 2. Students and catechists are expected to wear masks
during class. We will take brief periodic mask breaks. 3. Children will be supplied with a bag labeled with their
name. The bag will contain hand sanitizer, pencils, crayons, and Kleenex. Extra masks will be available if someone forgets their own.
4. Students will be asked to wash their hands in the restrooms IMMEDIATLEY upon entering the building before heading to their classroom. This is for the safety of their fellow classmates as well as our catechist.
Welcome & Thank You to our new/returning Catechists for Bemus Pt. and Mayville: Terri Franczak, Katie Lowe, Nadine McGraw, Rhonda Howard, Dayle Loutzenhiser, Debby Marsala, Larry Marsala & Justin Parker. Thank you for sharing your faith with our young church.
A Catechist’s Prayer Loving Father, pour forth your Holy Spirit upon me that I
may be a good catechist of your Word, your Son, Jesus Christ. Render my mind and heart so open, receptive and
responsive to your Holy Spirit that, like Mary, I might become a living instrument of your Word to others. Help
me to be a faithful witness to Gospel life so that your Church may become ever more alive. Let the fire of your love so enkindle my heart that I may be an instrument of
drawing others to love of you in the Church of your Son. I ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen. (USCCB)
A very SPECIAL THANK YOU to three of our catechists who are retiring this year: Fran Michalak, Ann Akin, and Ellen Bryant. Thank you for your years of dedication,
support, sharing, and being a true witness of your faith with our Young Church. God’s Blessings to you all. You will be missed!
Supernatural Love in Marriage
D o you love someone who isn't loving you back? Have you experienced God's supernatural love helping you
love those who are difficult to love? For those of us who are married, we expect to be loved by our spouses as much as we need to be loved. And we assume that it's always going to be mutual: We will always be loved by our spouse with the same passion as we love them. However, most marriages enter difficulties that require supernatural love as well as supernatural persistence. That's why we need the Sacrament of Matrimony instead of just a civil ceremony at the courthouse or beach. Marriages need divine grace to endure with the permanence that God provides. In this Sunday's Gospel reading, Jesus explains that the law of Moses permitted divorce (Deut. 24:1) because of the hardness of people's hearts. This is not an approval of divorce. He wants us to have hearts like his own, which never stops loving anyone. In the days of Moses, when a marriage became difficult or unsatisfying, many men abandoned their wives. Although marriage was, from the beginning (Genesis Chapter 1) supposed to be a permanent covenant that united one man with one woman, a bill of divorce would allow an abandoned or rejected woman to remarry for her protection. It was never intended to be an approval of divorce. Marriage is a reflection of God's faithful union with us. Permanence in marriage is a divine gift from God so that we can reflect him well. If we don't believe in the permanence of love within marriage, how can we believe that God is always in love with us -- including when we don't deserve it? And how can the children and others who watch us believe? God never forces us to stay "married" to him. He loves us even when we turn away from him. Likewise, an unloved spouse is called by God to continue loving the one who abandons the marriage, even if only from afar. This is also true in any God-ordained friendships, and between priests and the laity they serve, and parents with their children.
Options Care Center is in constant need of the following supplies: Legal envelopes, Bona floor cleaner, Kleenex, cases of water, stamps, snacks for clients (i.e. granola bars, chips, etc), printer paper, Enfamil Pro formula, diaper cream, post-it notes, disposal masks.
Parish Thanksgiving Dinner - It has been a tradition to have a parish Thanksgiving dinner prior to Thanksgiving. Due to the pandemic last year, the dinner was cancelled. We are now considering having another one this year but we want YOUR input. If the parish had a Thanksgiving dinner, would you plan on attending? You can either call the parish office @ 716-386-2400 and let us know if you would attend or fill out the form below and drop in any collection basket. The dinner is tentatively planed for November 14th or the 21st. Your input is greatly appreciated. We would hate to go through all the hard work of shopping, cooking, baking, and getting volunteers lined up if only a few people were to attend.
Name: ____________________________________________
____ Yes ____ No ________ # attending
OCTOBER 3, 2021
Office of Youth and Young Adult Ministry
SM = Mayville OLL = Bemus Point
27TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Masses for the Week
Saturday - October 2nd - The Holy Guardian Angels OLL - 4:00 PM + Int. Sr. Emily Marsh (Birthday)
By Bill & Sherry Hooper
SM - 5:30 PM + Int. of Joshua & John Schauman
By mom, Doris Pappalardo
Sunday - October 3rd - 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time OLL - 8:30 AM + Int. Julie & Bob Barnett (Birthdays)
By Nana Trethewey
SM - 11:30 AM + For the Parishioners By Fr. Todd
Monday - October 4th - St. Francis of Assisi
SM - 8:00 AM + Nancy Nicastro (7th Anniversary of death)
By daughter, Kathy Nicastro
Tuesday - October 5th - Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos
OLL - 9:00 AM + Lucy Clark (Anniversary of death)
By daughter, Dolores Trethewey-Coppla
Thursday - October 7th - Our Lady of the Rosary
OLL - 9:00 AM + Janice Morrissey (2nd Anniversary of death)
By husband, Ed Morrissey
SM - 7:00 PM + Carl Retzer By wife, Celine Retzer
Friday - October 8th
SM - 8:00 AM + Memorial Day Remembrance ~ For
those for gave the ultimate sacrifice
Saturday - October 9th - St. Denis, Bishop; St. John Leonardi OLL - 4:00 PM + Janice Morrissey (2nd Anniversary of death)
Requested by the Family
SM - 5:30 PM + For the Parishioners By Fr. Todd
Sunday - October 10th - 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time OLL - 8:30 AM + William “Billy” Eugene Toy
By Deb & Jim Wehrfritz
SM - 11:30 AM + Paul Webb, Jr. By SMOL Parish Family
Precious Wine & Blessed Hosts for October
In Loving Memory of Randy Loeser By Lynda & Robert Stuart
The Lourdes Ladies will meet on Monday, Oct. 4th at
11:00 am in the Bemus Point parish hall. All ladies of the parish are invited to attend.
The Mayville Altar & Rosary will meet on Wednesday, October 6th at 10:00 a.m. in the Parish Hall. Refreshments will be served. All ladies of the parish are invited to attend.
Famous Christmas Luncheon & Gift Exchange Fall is here and Winter is just around the corner. Time to start thinking about Christmas and all the
festivities. The Lourdes Ladies is once again having their famous Christmas Lunch and Gift exchange on Monday,
December 13th at Webb’s Captain’s Table in Mayville. All ladies of the parish are invited to attend. This is a great time to spend together, to be grateful for all the many blessings God has given us throughout the year, and to try and steal away that perfect gift that someone else opened!
We hope you can join us!
805 WEST THIRD STREET JAMESTOWN, NEW YORK 14701
(716) 664-3800 lindfuneralhome.com
ind FUNERAL HOME
Vince’s Barber Shop
Falconer Bemus Point
665-7079 386-3985
By Appointment
(716) 664-4503
Welcome to the Parish Community of
Office Hours: Bemus Point: M-T-TH - FR 9:30-1:30 PM
Mayville: Friday mornings or by appt.
Administrative Office: 41 Main Street, PO Box 500
Bemus Point, NY 14712 Phone: (716) 386-2400 Fax: (716) 386-5562
www.stmaryoflourdesrcparish.org E-mail: [email protected]
Office Manager/Bookkeeper: Doris Pappalardo
Dir. Youth/Young Adult Ministry: Kathy Nicastro
Rev. Todd M. Remick Pastor
Rev. William Barrett Pastor Emeritus of St. Michael’s, Lyons
Village of Bemus Point 41 Main Street, PO Box 500, 14712
Daily Mass Schedule
Tues. & Thurs: 9:00 AM
Weekend Mass Schedule Sat: 4:00 PM ~ Sun: 8:15 & 9:45 AM
Penance/Reconciliation Saturdays at 3:30 PM or upon request
Village of Mayville 24 East Chautauqua St, 14757
Phone: 716-753-2332 Church Hall: 716-753-2318
Daily Mass Schedule
Mon & Fri: 8:00 AM, Thurs: 7:00 PM
Weekend Mass Schedule Sat: 5:30 PM, Sun: 11:30 AM
Penance/Reconciliation Thursdays at 6:30 PM or upon request
Sacraments - The following guidelines apply to those requesting Letters of Recommendation or for those wishing to receive a Sacrament:
Baptism: Attendance at a Baptismal Preparation Program is required for both parents. Letters of Recommendation for Godparents must be received two weeks prior to the Baptism. Call the Parish Office for arrangements.
Reconciliation: See front of bulletin for times and location.
Marriage: Diocesan Common policy requires six months prior notification.
Letters of Recommendation: Letters are issued to practicing Catholics who are registered members of St. Mary of Lourdes for at least six months, who attend Mass regularly, have received the Sacrament of Confirmation, and who actively support the parish and its programs.
Pastoral Care of the Sick: Please notify the Parish Office if a family member or parish member is hospitalized or confined to home. Holy Communion can be brought to your home weekly or monthly.
RCIA - (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults) - Anyone interested in becoming Catholic and/or learning more about the faith should contact the parish office or Fr. Todd at (716) 386-2400.
October 3, 2021
Ministries
St. Vincent de Paul: (716) 581-1854
Visiting/Respite Care Ministry: Stacy Proctor (716) 269-4224
Home Visitation: Ann Walsh ( 716) 269-7506
Mon-Sat 11 - 6PM Sun 11 - 4PM
Orders taken up to 5:45 PM
Joyce Lewallen owner
6344 Centralia Rd. Mayville, NY
Call 716-753-7390 or
Fax 716-753-5293
Bob Lucas Owner
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O Holy St. Jude! Apostle and Martyr, great in virtue and rich in miracles, near kingsman of Jesus Christ, faithful intercessor for all who invoke you, special patron in
time of need; to you I have recourse from the depth of my heart, and
humbly beg you, to whom God has given such great power, to come to
my assistance. I will never forget thy graces and favours you obtained for
me and I will do my utmost to spread devotion to you. Thank you
St. Jude for the hope you offer to all who believe in you.
God made them male and female.
For this reason a man shall leave his father
and mother and be joined to his wife, and the two shall become one flesh.