30 September 2018

XXVI Sunday of Year (New Calendar)

XIX Sunday after Pentecost (Traditional Calendar)

Sunday Mass: Anticipated Sat. 4PM/Sun. 8AM: Ancient Rite Latin Mass
Sunday 9:30 AM & 11 AM
Confessions: Wed. & Fri. 6:30-6:55 PM/ Sat. 7:30-7:55 AM
Sat. 2:30-3:30 PM & 6:30-7:30 PM

THE HOLY SACRIFICE OF THE MASS

Tue. 2 Oct. THE HOLY GUARDIAN ANGELS
8 AM For: Anna Kustyn+
Req: Jane Britt
Holy Rosary for the Unborn

Wed. 3 Oct. St. Dionysius the Areopagite, Bishop

7 PM For: Eileen Austin+
Req: The Anderson Family

Thu. 4 Oct. ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI, Founder

8 AM For: Lynne Moonen+ (Birthday)
Req:Her children

Fri. 5 Oct. B. FRANCIS XAVIER SEELOS, Priest

7 PM For: John & Millie Houck+
Req: Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Beecher

Sat. 6 Oct. ST. BRUNO/BL. ROSE MARIE DUROCHER

8 AM For: Special Intention
Holy Rosary in Reparation to the Immaculate Heart

4 PM For: Parishioners of OLGCC

Sun. 7 Oct. XXVII Sunday of the Year (New Calendar)

XX Sunday after Pentecost (Traditional Calendar)
8 AM For: John Massett & Family
Req: Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Massett
9:30 AM For: Harold Whittemore+
Req: His Family
11 AM For: David Cook
Req: Christine Cook
Servers for the weekend of 6-7 October:
Sat. 4 PM: J. Vanderhoof, J. Kaminski
Sun. 8 AM: T. & J. Murnane
Sun. 9:30 AM: C. vanLieshout, Z. Rose
Sun. 11 AM: R. Anderson, L. Collins

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION SCHEDULE FOR THURSDAY

CLASSES
I am sorry that the schedule was not available for last week's bulletin,
but here it is for those who wish to bring their child to class:
Gr. 1 Mrs. Anne Johnson 12:30-1:10 PM; Gr. 2 Mrs. Susanne Dunne
9:50-10:30 AM; Gr. 3 Mrs Megan Vanderhoof 9:10-9:50AM;
Gr. 4 Mrs. Sandra Vermeulen 10:30-11:10 AM; Gr. 5 Mrs. Karen Lohr
11:10-11:50; Gr. 6 Mrs. Marge Hendry 11:5-12:30PM.
RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION FOR JR. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
& ADULTS
Jr. High Class: Tue. 7 PM Rectory Adults: Tue. 8 PM Rectory.
TUITION ASSISTANCE APPLICATION
This is the deadline for applying for tuition assistance for a child in a
Catholic grammar school, Catholic home-school program or Catholic
high school. There are application forms on the table in the vestibule.
If you wish to apply, you must turn in the form this weekend.
WALK-A-THON FOR THE MARCH FOR LIFE: SAT. 6 OCT. 10
AM CHURCH
Please gather sponsors to support you in walking to raise money for the
Bus for the March for Life. There are sponsor forms on the table in the
vestibule. God bless you for defending the babies!
PUBLIC SQUARE ROSARY RALLY: SAT. 13 OCT. 11 AM
RECTORY
Last year, an incredible 21,000 Rosary Rallies were held across the
country by the America Needs Fatima apostolate of the Tradition, Faith
and Property Association (TFP). This year, they are aiming for 23,000!
Please make the extra effort to join us, and hundreds of thousands of your
fellow American Catholics in praying for our Nation, the Church and
peace in our world.
DIOCESAN WOMEN'S CONFERENCE: SAT. 27 OCT.
ONCENTER SYRACUSE
Join the many wonderful women from across the Diocese in this
celebration of the Faith. Information about the day's schedule and the
featured speakers is on the bulletin board. But if you intend to attend, you
mus t get your registration to Father by next weekend. Your fee for
registration is $30, with a check made out to Our Lady of Good Counsel
Ch.. The parish will pray the balance of the registration fee.
YOUR CONSIDERATION IS ASKED
Our maintenance man has been finding containers for drinks left in
church after the weekend. Please remember: this is the House of the
Lord, and drinking coffee, juice, soda, or anything other than water is not
acceptable (except of course, for infants or small children), and please be
sure to remove your containers after Mass.
 CONVERSION LIKE MATTHEW'S

I have a bad temper by nature, let me first of all, go down

on my knees and thank God for it; for it is surely probably
that, if I had a good temper, I would be obliging and kind,
not from any supernatural motive but from sheer nature.
Suppose I was of that comfortable disposition which says
yes just because it finds it impossible to say no; surely my
acts would hardly ever be supernaturalized.

But, on the other hand, suppose that I am so

cantankerous that I can be generous and helpful only at
the cost of a mighty effort. Then I can be certain that
every obliging thing is done only from a high motive; it is
the very contrary force that stiffens me into goodness.
Just as the enemy is the necessary material out which to
fashion
victory, so is an evil temperament the foundation on
which strong character is to be built. This character is, of
course, nothing else than the group of habits formed
around the axis of the will; and these are achieved only
by repeated acts, so that it is by deliberate and energetic
actions alone that I can react against my own
temperament.

(Fr. Bede Jarrett, O.P., “Conversion Like Matthew's” from

Classic Catholic Meditations: To Enrich Your Faith and
Help You Pray. Sophia Institute Press, 2004).

Fr. Bede Jarrett, O.P. (1881-1934) was born Cyril Jarrett,

who received the name Bede when, at age 17, he
entered the Dominican Order in
England. Renowned in his own lifetime as the greatest
preacher in
Catholic England. The Times of London noted in his
obituary that
“he has been called the best Roman Catholic preacher in
this country, and he was perhaps the most popular
English preacher in the United States, his sermons being
marked by their intellectual quality, their appositeness to
the times and their incisiveness.”