Saint John Vianney Church

A Roman Catholic Faith Community

2950 Southwestern Boulevard Orchard Park, New York 14127-1498

phone: (716) 674-9133 � FAX: (716) 674-9134 � E-MAIL: epeters@sjvop.org

WEBSITE: www.saintjohnvianney.com

Parish Office Hours: Monday—Friday 9:00 A.M.-12:00 P.M. & 1-4:00 P.M.

MISSION STATEMENT�

We are a Roman Catholic community. We are inspired by the �

example of St. John Vianney to build up the Body of Christ. We are

fed by the Word and Sacraments to proclaim the Good News of

Jesus, to serve one another as Jesus did, and to invite others to join

us in the mission of Christ.�

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VISION STATEMENT�

We seek to be a place where Jesus is known, not just known about; �

a place where anyone can belong and anyone can make a �

difference.�

WEEKLY CATECHESIS

(Taken from the YOUCAT)

53. What is hell?

Our faith calls “hell” the condition of final separation

from God, the absolute “No” to love.

Jesus, who knows what hell is like, speaks about it as

the “outer darkness” (Mt 8:12). Expressed in our terms,

it is cold rather than hot. It is horrible to contemplate a

condition of complete rigidity and hopeless isolation

from everything that could bring aid, relief, joy, and

consolation into one’s live.

54. What are angels?

Angels are pure spiritual creatures of God who have

understanding and will. They have no bodies, cannot

die, and are usually not visible. They live constantly in

God’s presence and convey God’s will and God’s pro-

tection to men.

An angel, wrote Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, is “so to

speak the personal thought with which God is turned

toward me”. At the same time the angels are turned

completely toward their Creator. They burn with love

for him and serve him day and night. Their song of

praise is never-ending. In Sacred Scripture the angels

who have fallen away from God are called devils or

demons.

55. Can we interact with angels?

Yes. We can call on angels for help and ask them to

intercede with God.

Every person receives from God a guardian angel. It is

good and sensible to pray to one’s guardian angel for

oneself and for others. Angels can also make them-

selves noticeable in the life of a Christian, for example,

as bearers of a message or as helpful guides. Our faith

has nothing to do with the false angels of New Age

spirituality and other forms of esotericism.

56. Does man have a special place in creation?

Yes. Man is the summit of creation, because God creat-

ed him in his image (Gen 1:27).

The creation of man is clearly distinguished from the

creation of other living things. Man is a person, which

means that through his understanding and will he can

decide for or against love.

PARISH LITURGICAL SCHEDULE

SATURDAY, August 17

4:30 P.M. Audrey Dubiel - Req. by Peter & Family

SUNDAY, August 18 Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time

8:00 A.M. Anthony & Eva Marie Lorenzetti -

Req. by Tomasik Family

10:00 A.M. Robert Joslyn - Req. by Joslyn Family

12:00 P.M. Harriett & Galen Eddy -

Req. by John & Noel Africano

MONDAY, August 19 St. John Eudes, priest

8:00 A.M. Margie Abruzzino - Req. by Abruzzino Family

TUESDAY, August 20 St. Bernard,

abbot and doctor of the Church

5:00 P.M. NO Confessions

6:00 P.M. Arthur McCabe, Sr. - Req. by Mary & Family

6:30 P.M. Holy Hour

WEDNESDAY, August 21 St. Pius X, pope

8:00 A.M. George & Frances Ring -

Req. by Buerster Family

THURSDAY, August 22

The Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary

8:00 A.M. Rudolph & Hazel Bodah -

Req. by Zanelli Family

FRIDAY, August 23 St. Rose of Lima

8:00 A.M. Robert & Patricia Rowley - Req. by Their Family

SATURDAY, August 24 St. Bartholomew, apostle

4:30 P.M. ��Mary Lou & Joe Kulesza -

Req. by Jennifer Riccione

SUNDAY, August 25

Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time

8:00 A.M. Roseanne Ciancio - Req. by Family

10:00 A.M. Rose C. Licata -

Req. by Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Sirica & Family

12:00 P.M. Kitson Family - Req. by Pat Kitson Ebert

PARISH ACTIVITIES

SATURDAY, August 17 Fair Trade Weekend

12:30 P.M. Private Baptism

3:30 P.M. NO Confessions

7:00 P.M. DDSO Faith Connections Mass - Church

SUNDAY, August 18 Fair Trade Weekend

1:00 P.M. Baptisms

TUESDAY, August 20

5:00 P.M. NO Confessions

6:30 P.M. Holy Hour - Chapel

WEDNESDAY, August 21

9:30 A.M.- 2:00 P.M. Orchard Park Home Bureau - JWC

6:00 P.M. School Board Advisory Committee - JWC Conf.

SATURDAY, August 24

3:00 P.M. Knights of St. John Family Pot Luck - JWC

3:30 P.M. Confessions

7:00 P.M. DDSO Faith Connections Mass - Church

SUNDAY, August 25

11:00 A.M. Pre-Baptismal Session - Gathering Rm.

Jake Harsch and Katelyn Gabel

will be married here on

Saturday, September 7, 2019 - I & II

TWENTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME� SAINT JOHN VIANNEY�

LET US PRAY FOR THE SICK: Patty Dickman, Freda

Kostelny, Rita English, Robert Luthringer, Liam Lukas, Don

Seel, Alice Connors, Carl Peters, Candy Mader Mersmann,

Dolores Dzaak, Angie Chella, Gia Rodo, Jacqueline Dietrich,

Joseph Gallagher, June Pavlov, Emerson Marinaro, Mary

Carroll, John Breen, Betsy Brown, Mary Foster, Grace

Harvey, Charles Todero, Jeff Mullins, Ann Kavanagh,

Rosemarie Roecker, Kristen Lutz, Brenda, Jennifer, Anthony

& Alfonso Calabro, Lancine Caito, Natalie Zwolinski, Sue

Nowak, Bob Rolls, Christine Zielinski, Tom Wright, Everly

Joy, Rosalie Vujakovich, Becky Hylkema, Ann Marie

Bianchino, Joseph Kawczynski, Sarah Kraus, Amanda

O’Shei, Devon, Joseph, Kathy Anne, Joseph Leto, Joe

Boniovanni, Judy Meetze, John Ralyea, Sandy Falisoni, Ann

Wisniewski, & Mabel Deacon

Please contact the Parish Office to have a loved one placed on the

Prayer List. Names will appear for one month. If their condition

continues to warrant prayers, please call the office and we will

gladly include them in one month increments as long as necessary.

PARISH STAFF

Fr. Mark J. Noonan mnoonan@sjvop.org

Music: Mr. Charles M. Basil (716) 860-6281 - cbasil@sjvop.org

Mrs. Debra Popple , Business Manager - dpopple@sjvop.org

Mrs. Ellen Peters, Parish Secretary - epeters@sjvop.org

SAINT JOHN VIANNEY SCHOOL

Mrs. Kristine Hider, Principal - khider@sjvop.org

Mrs. Cindy Sodaro, Secretary

Mrs. Maria Lorden, Secretary

Phone: (716) 674-9232 - Fax: (716) 674-9248

FAMILY FAITH FORMATION

Mrs. Christina Young - cyoung@sjvop.org

Parish Trustees

Mr. Joseph F. Kessler Mrs. Sharon Kirsch

Former Pastors

Fr. Robert L. Gebhard, Jr.

Msgr. William J. Gallagher, Pastor Emeritus

ALTAR BREAD AND ALTAR WINE

To the Glory of God and in Memory of

George & Frances Ring

as requested by The Family

SANCTUARY LAMP

To the Glory of God and in Memory of

Rita Fabianski as requested by The Morris Family

ORCHARD PARK, NEW YORK� AUGUST 18, 2019�

STEWARDSHIP IN FAITH

Collection for Sunday, August 11th was $12,395

July Online Giving was $5,922

Thank you for your continued support of St. John Vianney Parish.

BAPTISMS

Four children will be welcomed into the faith through the Sacrament of Baptism this weekend.

Cooper Alexander Schermerhorn, son of Michael & Brittany Schermerhorn

Eleanor Grace Poreda and Elizabeth Virginia Poreda, daughters of Andrew & Lisa Poreda

Anthony Dennis Agnello, son of Matthew & Angela Agnello

WE REMEMBER . . .

Please remember those who have died in the month of

July:

James Cipriani, Dorothy Dzikowski, Dorothy Hanavan,

Richard Jablonski, Kathleen Kirchmyer

& Richard F. Klimowicz

CROSS CATHOLIC OUTREACH

Father Bernard Olszewski will be visiting our parish next

weekend to speak at all the Masses on behalf of Cross Cath-

olic Outreach which was founded to create a meaningful

link between parishes in America and the priests and nuns

working in the Church overseas in the Caribbean Africa,

Asia, Central and South America.

Dear Friends,

Thanks so much for coming to Mass today!

Over the years, and thanks to many great people who influenced my spiritual life, I have grown very close to Our Lady.

Some months ago, a friend who I attended the seminary in Italy with was telling me that in his work he encounters no small

number of challenges. He explained further that he had, in the past year, started directly and expressly entrusting the things

before him to Our Lady, and he was increasingly finding most everything started unfolding better than he could have ex-

pected.

After our conversation, I decided to be more intentional about doing the same thing. I have found that just saying to Mary in

a little prayer, “Mother, I need you to take care of this or that for me”, and directly giving things over to her, most everything

seems to unfold in a way that is at least positive, and more often even better than I could have hoped.

Mary is a Mother, and she’s our Mother, thanks to the kindness of Jesus from the cross. Personally, I feel she is my greatest

ally in life. She is the most powerful and influential person in history, next to Jesus. It is love, humility, generosity and kind-

ness that have made her so. I pass on the recommendation of my friend, to put things in her hands.

Here’s one of my favorite prayers to her:

Remember, O most gracious Virgin Mary, that never was it known that anyone who fled to thy protection, implored thy help,

or sought thine intercession was left unaided. Inspired by this confidence, I fly unto thee, O Virgin of virgins, my mother; to

thee do I come, before thee I stand, sinful and sorrowful. O Mother of the Word Incarnate, despise not my petitions, but in

thy mercy hear and answer me.

Amen.

Many blessings to all of you this week!

Fr. Mark

First Saturday’s with the Saints

As announced last week at Masses, I’ll be offering a new opportunity for everyone to learn about the Saints. The stories of

the lives of the Saints is one of the greatest inspirational sources I have encountered. Beginning in October, each First Satur-

day of the month, we will have a simple Mass without a homily at 8:00 A.M. Immediately following Mass, I’ll give a 30-35-

minute talk about one of the Saints. The program will end not later than 9:15 A.M. In the weeks ahead I’ll let you know

which Saints lives we’ll be focusing on in the year ahead. All are welcome to join and take inspiration from the lives and

witness of our brothers and sisters, the Saints.

TWENTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME� SAINT JOHN VIANNEY�

RCIA

My RCIA thoughts:

I was not raised Catholic, but started practicing when I was about 20 years old, when a friend took me to a Catho-

lic Church and I began to go there regularly. I went to church every week, was baptized and considered myself a

Catholic. I was married in a Catholic church in Buffalo and continued to “practice” the faith.

Flash forward several years later, and we have a young son, who is now attending Religious Education at St. John

Vianney. I had a nagging feeling that I needed to do more when it came to my faith. I saw a notice for RCIA

classes in the SJV Bulletin and decided to go through the process. They were led by Deacon Maloney and Diane

Bernard. I found them to be interesting and I looked forward to going each week. Sometimes there were guest

speakers and other times those who had been through the process would come and talk about their experience.

During the process, I could tell I was doing what was right for me and to help make my family more complete

when we went to mass together.

At the end of the process, during Holy Week, I attended a retreat and mass on Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and

during Easter Weekend. It was at the Easter Vigil that I made my confirmation and my First Communion. It

made me very happy and I felt more at peace with my faith life.

Karen Kren

Are you or someone you know interested in receiving Sacraments as an adult? If so contact Fr. Mark at the Parish

Office, e-mail Fr. Mark at mnoonan@sjvop.org or call Diane Bernard at 674-6920 or Sharon Kirsch at 674-2497.

FAITH FORMATION

The Faith Formation Office is excited to offer new programs to our families; however, we can’t do it

without your help! Please prayerfully consider sharing your faith by being a part of our team.

We are looking for Catechists, Catechist Aides, Office help, EDGE team members and Monthly work-

shop assistants.

Please call the Faith Formation office at 674-9145 and ask for Christina

Families can register for any of the following Faith Formation Programs:

Weekly Classroom – Grades 1-5

Offered Tuesday evenings or Saturday mornings

Home Study with Family Workshops – Grades 1-8

Edge – Grades 6-8

Offered Thursday evenings, Edge is a very popular and successful Catholic middle school

youth ministry program.

Confirmation Preparation

Offered Tuesday evenings

Please visit our website for a more detailed outline of next year’s programs and registration paperwork.

www.saintjohnvianney.com

2020 MASS INTENTION BOOK OPENING

The 2020 Mass Intention Book will open on Thursday, August 22nd at 9:00 a.m. until 12 Noon in the Gather-

ing Room and again from 1 - 4 p.m. in the Parish Office. Each person will be limited to schedule two masses on

the opening day.

Additional masses can be scheduled later as available on a first come, first served basis.

Altar Bread, Altar Wine & the Sanctuary Lamp may also be reserved on a weekly basis, in memory or honor

of your loved one.

What’s the SJV School Scoop?

(716) 674-9232

ORCHARD PARK, NEW YORK� AUGUST 18, 2019�

Attention SJVS Alumni and Families:

If you are a SJV graduate or have an

SJVS graduate in your family, we

would like to know where you are to-

day and what you have accomplished.

We would also like to begin inviting

our alumni back for class reunions so

that classmates can reunite with old

friends. Please visit our website: www.sjvop.org to let

us know what you are up to! You may also email Terry

at: alumni@sjvop.org. Thank you for your support of

St. John Vianney School.

Tell Your Friends & Family about St. John Vianney

School. Did you know that most of our new students

come to us because they heard how great SJV is from

a friend or family member? Your referrals are our best

marketing. The second most common way that people

find us is online. Please tell anyone and everyone

about us. Go online and post reviews. Popular sites

include: Niche, Great Schools, and Private School Re-

view. We have open slots for the 2019- 2020 school

year. In grades including PreK-3 through 7th. We are a

strong and healthy faith family, but you can make us

even stronger.

New Class at St. John Vianney in

September 2019

We are excited about our new class being of-

fered to our 7

th

and 8

th

grade classes!

Life Skills 101: Adult roles and responsibili-

ties. The class will focus on financial literacy -

budgeting, goal setting, time management,

menu planning, nutrition, cooking, and sewing

among others. We will keep you informed on

our new class throughout the year!

NEEDED: We are in need of portable, work-

ing sewing machines. If you happen to have

one collecting dust and would like to donate it

to the school please give us a call 674-9232.

Thank you!

SCHOOL RESUMES ON

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2019

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HAVE A HAPPY AND HEALTHY SUMMER. �

TWENTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME� SAINT JOHN VIANNEY�

SJV BABY & CHILDREN MINISTRY

Items needed include newborn layettes, bottles and clothing as well as the items detailed below. Many times during the year

we find ourselves looking for items to support needy families.

New/Clean gently used clothing & footwear for newborn to children’s size 14, Games, Toys, Unexpired infant or

toddler car seats with their appropriate base, Strollers, Bassinets, Pack & Play, High Chairs, Bicycles and riding

toys.

Items can be left in or next to the bins marked Baby/Children Ministry that are in the chapel and are picked up

twice weekly. Any questions, please contact Flo O’Shei at or 432-3443.

The St. Gianna Molla Outreach Center, sponsored by the Diocese of Buffalo Office of Pro-Life, is joining Harvest House

as a grateful recipient of the many gifts you so generously donate to our Baby Ministry. The Gianna Molla Outreach Mission

is to give aid to women, men and their children with help and support. The Gianna Molla Outreach Center is in urgent need

of the following: Infant & Toddler clothing, Lotion, diaper ointment, baby powder, baby shampoo, baby wipes, diapers, and

baby bottles.

The first weekend of each month all donations will go to the St. Gianna Molla Center at 76 Church Street. Any questions,

please contact Elaine Rothfus at 674-9094.

Please no adult items in these bins. Adult clothing can be placed in the St. Vincent DePaul bin next to the garage.

Happening at SJV

SJV SENIORS

Next meeting is August 27th - Doors open at 12:30 p.m.

September 10th—13th - Rails and Sails

Trip Information, contact Trudy Miller at 826-4040

SONS & DAUGHTERS OF RUTH

The Sons & Daughters of Ruth is our SJV bereavement minis-

try which offers a free funeral brunch for families of deceased

parishioners.

The brunch is served buffet style which includes sandwich

platters, assorted salads, hot dishes, desserts & beverages. We

offer this in the spirit of love and support of our fellow parish-

ioners. Please call Flo O’Shei at 432-3443 or Audrey Rubino

at 714-5590

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION

Adoration will continue on Friday, Septem-

ber 6th after daily mass until 3:00 P.M.

All are welcome. Adoration will continue on

the First Friday of each month. All are wel-

come to come and spend time with Our Lord

throughout the day.

Every Tuesday evening we will have Holy Hour of

Adoration at 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. in the Chapel after Mass.

Please plan on joining.

HOMEBOUND COMMUNION MINISTRY

"“He who eats My flesh and drinks My blood abides in Me,

and I in him." John 6:56

Are you unable to attend Sunday mass because you are

homebound? Would you like a compassionate, caring

person visit with you? Would you like to receive com-

munion in your home? Saint John Vianney parish has

trained homebound ministers who will bring commun-

ion to your home. If you or a parishioner you know

needs a visit from a homebound minister, please con-

tact Father Mark or call the parish office at 674-

9133 (include contact information -- name, phone

number, street address—name of person filling out

form if different than person requesting communion).

THE HOLY NAME SOCIETY NEWS

The Holy Name Society extends their

thanks and gratitude to all who pur-

chased tickets for the annual Buffalo

Bills Season Ticket Raffle, again mak-

ing it a success! The winner of the 2 Season Tickets for the

Buffalo Bills was: Carol Kozub

The Holy Name Society extends their thanks and gratitude to

all who made our Annual Holy Name Society Memorial Golf

Outing a success. We had over 50 golfers. Thanks also to all

our patrons who advertised in our program.

A special thanks to all our officers, chairpersons, and help-

ers for all their hard work which made both events successful!

AUGUST COFFEE WEEKEND!

Remember to visit the SJV FAIR

TRADE SALE this weekend un-

der the Church Canopy following

all Masses! Stop to shop, say hello

and share a FREE cup of coffee

(hot or iced)!!

For additional information or to place a product order

ANYTIME, please email ethicaltrade@sjvop.org

ORCHARD PARK, NEW YORK� AUGUST 18, 2019�

ST. JOHN VIANNEY PARISH REGISTRATION�

Please use this form to join or update any of your parish registration information.�

Name

Address

City Zip

Telephone

Email

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Please drop this form in the offertory basket,

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REMEMBER OUR LOCAL FOOD PANTRIES

Please remember the local food pantries

and needy parish families.

Cash or Check donations are also

gratefully accepted, and can be placed

in the collection basket in an

envelope marked

FOOD PANTRY/NEEDY FAMILIES

dropped off at the Parish Office.

Envelopes are provided in the pews.

DEMENTIA CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP

Providing care for a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease can

be stressful and isolating, but support groups can provide

coping tools and a welcoming embrace from others in the

same position. On the last Monday of every month, and

continuing on Monday, August 26th,

you can find that support in the Gath-

ering Room of St. John Vianney

Church, the group meets at 10:30 a.m.

and welcomes all dementia caregivers.

If attending the first time, please call 1-800-272-3900.

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20th Sunday in Ordinary Time

The Prince of Peace wants to set the world on fire? This Sunday's Gospel can sound more intense than what we may be ac-

customed to. It's a passage of contradictions. Jesus so clearly prays for unity, yet here he speaks of division. Why would our

God who comes as an offering of love speak so frankly about causing relationships to be torn apart?

The sobering truth is that Jesus is divisive. We see this throughout the Gospels, as the Pharisees critique him, the Romans

condemn him, and not everyone in the crowd is enthusiastic about his words. Jesus has not come for the purpose of dividing,

but what he does is so radical that it upends the status quo. And it doesn't end with his preaching and miracles! "There is a

baptism with which I must be baptized." Jesus isn't talking about his baptism at the Jordan River, which has already oc-

curred, but the passing through the waters of death on the Cross and rising again to new life in the resurrection. This is divi-

sive stuff! Christ's spiritual fire turned the "fathers" - the Jewish people and Pharisees - against the "sons" - the common

people. Not everyone wants the Gospel Jesus is preaching. Not everyone wants to be set on fire with the desire to love oth-

ers. Some prefer to put on a warm sweater and curl up in front of the TV.

In living and loving as Jesus did, we, too, might ruffle some feathers. In disciplining our teenage child for sneaking out, we

may cause some division (temporarily, we hope!). In standing up to gossip and the spread of cruel rumors in our workplace,

we might cause division. In emphasizing the dignity of both the desperate mother and the unborn child, we might cause divi-

sion. Not everyone wants the Gospel Jesus is preaching. Not everyone wants the Gospel we are invited to live. But that's no

excuse not to live it.

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