November 21, 2021
3010 Chili Avenue | Rochester, NY 14624 | (585) 247-2566 | www.saintpiustenth.org
OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, KING OF THE UNIVERSE
Our Parish Mission:
“Everyday we reach to restore all things in Jesus Christ”
Sometimes It’s Hard to Ask for Help
We’re brought up to be strong, selfͲsufficient, independent people. We tend to think that if we ask for help, it is a sign of weakness. So we try to keep our struggles hidden, stuffed deep inside.
However, that’s not God’s plan. Gala ans 6:2 says, “Bear one another's burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ.” God wants us to care for othersͶand allow others to care for us in our me of need.
If you’re sad or struggling inside, don’t suffer alone. Ask for help. We’ve got a team of Stephen Ministers who are ready to listen, care, encourage, pray, and help you through a tough me. (It’s confiden al too!) Find out more about Stephen Ministry by talking with one of our Stephen Leaders: Emily (224Ͳ6296) or Dick (469Ͳ0615).
MASS SCHEDULE
SATURDAY 4:00 pm SUNDAY 7:30 am and 9:30 am DAILY MASS Monday - Friday 7:30 am CONFESSIONS Saturday 2:30 - 3:15 pm HEALING MASS Every First Monday 6:30 PM
PARISH OFFICE HOURS
For WALKIN, IN PERSON SERVICE
Mon Ͳ Thur: 9 am Ͳ 1 pm, Fri: 9 am Ͳ 11 am
PARISH OFFICE CLOSED:
Nov 24 & Nov 25
SUNDAY, November 21
NCYC Parish Center
MONDAY, November 22
RCIA 6:30 PM Parish Center
TUESDAY, November 23
Stephen Ministry Training 10:00 AM Matthew
Faith Formation 6:00 PM No Session Today
WEDNESDAY, November 24
Music Practice 6:30 PM Church
THURSDAY, November 25 Thanksgiving Day
PARISH OFFICE CLOSED
Mass 9:30 am (No Mass at 7:30am
FRIDAY, November 26
PARISH OFFICE CLOSED
SATURDAY, November 27
Confessions 2:30 PM 3:15 PM
SUNDAY, November 28
PARISH CALENDAR FOR THIS WEEK
Thanksgiving Day Food Drive
Social Ministry will be delivering non
perishable food items to the SWEM Food Cupboard immediately after 9:30 AM Mass on Thanksgiving Day, November 25th. There is always a need for rice, macaroni and cheese, pudding/
jello, and brown paper bags for packaging. Please leave your food donations in the Narthex next to the
Food Pantries.
As always, thank you
for your generous
support of this
ministry.
THANKSGIVING DAY MASS
9:30 AM
(No Mass at 7:30 on this day)
The Seasoned People will meet Dec. 1, 2021 at 10:30 am in the Parish Center for their Christmas Celebration. Menu will be fancy dessert for $5.
We will also be playing the horses that we usually play at our picnics. Anyone 55 or older is welcome to attend.
St. Pius X Pastor’s Pastoral Page on Facebook Wednesday, November 10, 2021
Good Morning World. It is November 10th, Wednesday of the 32nd week in ordinary time.
November 10th is the memorial of Pope Saint Leo the Great. The readings for today’s mass (including an audio version) may be found atusccb.org.
The gospel is from Luke 17:1119
“When it comes to life the critical thing is whether you take things for granted or take them with gratitude.” G.K. Chesterton (catholic
link.org)
I can’t blame the nine. If I was afflicted with leprosy and separated from my family and my community and then miraculously cured, I think I would run pellmell home, too! They aren’t bad people. I guess I just see them as anxious to be reunited with their families.
And I guess I just see the Samaritan as being in a little different place. This man had an
awareness of God that allowed him to recognize the activity of God in his life.
This man had to overcome the completely normal, human impulse to be reunited with his family to come back to Jesus to say thank you.
This man had to overcome the strong, deep sentiments that divided Samaritans and Jews to come back and fall at the feet of this Jewish Rabbi to say thank you.
The awareness of the activity of God was not only in his mind, it was in his heart and it impelled him to come back, glorifying God in a loud voice and thanking Jesus.
This man did not take his healing for granted.
He took it with gratitude.
It’s a lesson for you and for me, World.
And I’m thankful for the lesson.
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CHRISTMAS GIVING TREE
Social Ministry will be sponsoring the Christmas Giving Tree project again this year, beginning next weekend (November 2728th.)
Due to the ongoing restrictions established because of the Corona virus, we will continue to follow the plan we established last year (in the hallway of the Parish Center).
We will again have colorful tags (approximately 380) that you can choose from.
Each tag is colorcoded by agency (see agency list below), and the gift items requested are written on the tag.
A poster will be set up just inside the door to the Parish Center with a display of the tags and the agencies represented.
The tags will be arranged by color/agency, and available for pickup on tables in the front hallway of the Parish Center after weekend Masses.
Each tag will have 3 suggested gift items. You only need to choose one item. (However you can take as many tags as you wish.). Suggested expenditure is approximately $25 per item.
Volunteers will direct each person/family to the table where they can pick up their tag/s. Masks and social distancing are encouraged at all times.
All gifts should be wrapped, with the tag SECURELY attached, and returned to the Parish Center after Masses. All gifts must be returned by Sunday, December 12th.
**Representatives from the agencies will be picking up the gifts at 11:00AM
Catholic Charities Community Services²(red church tag) (A notfor profit agency offering services for persons with
developmental disabilities, traumatic brain injury, and HIV/AIDS).
St. Mary’s Adult Day Program (purple bell tag) (A social adult day program offering a therapeutic, safe, supervised fun
environment for older adults).
Family Services of Rochester (pink stocking tag) (Gift cards only, $25) (Low income seniors living in an assisted living facility).
Hope Hall (green tree tag) (A 3rd thru 12th grade school for students considered educationally at risk which follow the NYS curriculum using many nontraditional teaching methods to help the students.)
Monroe Community Hospital (white angel tag) (Provides services to people in the skilled nursing care setting of the hospital.)
Coldwater Women/Children’s Residential Home (brown gingerbread tag) (Provides housing for at risk moms with children)
Saint Pius Tenth School Maria Cahill, Principal
585-247-5650 email: maria.cahill@dor.org
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My name is Claire Yates, and I am currently a sixth grade student at Gates Chili Middle School. I was fortunate enough to attend Saint Pius Tenth School from PreK through fifth grade.
Starting middle school, I was excited. I knew I was ready for the challenges ahead because of my time at Saint Pius. I always felt a sense of community that I knew I would not get anywhere else. There were many opportunities for me to become part of a community through activities like Run Club, Art Club, Service Club and even participating in school masses. I always felt at home when I was there.
Saint Pius truly is the reason I felt so ready to start middle school. I was able to attend school all 5 days
Moving On After Saint Pius
By: Claire Yates
last year which many other schools could not do. This meant that I was able to keep up with my work and see my friends every day. Saint Pius is also the reason I have become more confident in myself and my academic studies. The teachers challenged me each day to do my best and work hard.
Not only has Saint Pius helped me with academics, but it has also helped to strengthen my faith in God. If there was one thing that Saint Pius taught me, it would be that my relationship with God is my most important relationship. We had masses, prayers in the beginning and ending of each day, and religion classes to help strengthen our relationship with God. God has guided me throughout my years at Saint Pius, and I have no doubt that He will continue to guide me as I go through middle school.
YO U T H M I N I S T RY
Barb Legere, Youth Ministry Director
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The Hands of Christ Recognition for High School Seniors
The Hands of Christ is a recognition program, sponsored by the Office of Evangelization and Catechesis, in which the Most Reverend Bishop Salvatore R. Matano affirms high school seniors of our parishes who have been the “Hands of Christ” in their churches, homes, schools and communities. Seniors will be recognized at one of several diocesan recognition ceremonies in 2022.
The Criteria to receive this very special recognition:
x Has consistently demonstrated a Christian attitude by word and example.
x Has been actively involved in the parish as well as their school or community.
x Has been a positive role model to their peers, younger children and adults.
x Is a practicing Roman Catholic in a parish in the Diocese of Rochester and attends Mass.
x Is currently a high school senior.
The Nomination Process
Parishioners, adults, teens, faith formation leaders, CYO Coaches, Ministry Group leaders invited to nominate graduating high school seniorsthey might want to nominate. Those who want to nominate a young parishioner go to the SaintPiusTenth.org /Register for Events to get a nomination form and send it to Youth Ministry Director Barb Legere (barb.legere@dor.org) byNovember 15th.
There will be no Sunday Youth Gathering on Nov 21 because of NCYC and no Gathering on November 28 because of Thanksgiving.
Enjoy your time off to get caught up on your reading assignments!
Virtual NCYC Right Here at SPX
On November 192021 Twenty young people and adults will celebrate a Virtual NCYC right here in our Parish Center! We will dance, pray, have adventures, learn about the Holy Spirit and ourselves and eat really, really good food! Please pray for all the teens and adults across the Diocese and the country who will be celebrating together but in different places.
Our SPX NCYC Pilgrims are: Aly Agnello,
Maggie Amesbury, AJ Bernard, Owen
Bernard, Ella Coleman, Tessa, Fontaine,
Jackson Frisa, Audrey Gelfuso, Jayla Haenle, Tricia Haenle, Olivia
Keller, George Kirk, Carrie Kirk, Peg Lamark, Barb Legere, Kiya
Lupisella, Johnathan Pham, Hannah Reale, MaryEllen Reale, and
Salomón Villasmil.
INSPIRATION FOR THE WEEK
God is wonderfully and surprisingly creative! He turns the tables on our understanding of what it means to be a king by sending us a king who embraces poverty, insults, suffering, ridicule, rejection, and even death. This is our king. Jesus is not the king of prestige or grandeur but the king who brings light to darkness, hope to despair, sinners to mercy, and new life out of death. God dances on, around, in and through all of the silliness and ugliness of the world bringing all of creation to the eternal dance of new life and hope. Whether we accept it now or hope that we one day do, Christ is king of the universe. Christ is the alpha and the omega, the beginning and the end.
Every human being, even those who scorned and rejected him and failed to see him in the least of our brothers and sisters will look upon him. Only those who understand truth will understand that we are on this awesome universal journey to Christ. It is a journey of surprises but also a journey of enlightenment when we will one day see and experience with the deepest joy our being in Christ. We will be restless until we are all one day together united in Christ our King. ©LPi
A MOMENT WITH TODAY’S SCRIPTURES
SWEM CHRISTMAS FOOD BASKETS
St Pius X parish will NOT be delivering food baskets to SWEM Community Services this year.
HOWEVER, you have an opportunity to prepare and deliver a basket on December 5th or 12th from 12pm to 4pm at the new location, Gates Presbyterian Church, 1049 Wegman Rd. (a short distance from Chili).
Please provide the following (in standard sized cans and 16 ounce boxes for each item)
• 1 fruit cocktail or canned fruit
• 2 soups
• 1 large fruit juice
• 1 instant mashed potato
• 2 regular or large can of sweet potato
• 3 canned vegetables
• 1 cranberry sauce
• 1 can gravy
• 1 bag stuffing
• 1 boxed dessert
• *Please add a $10 cash or check donation toward the cost of meat, eggs, margarine included with the dinner. (give money to the SWEM representative)
• *Additional holiday treats are welcome.
• *No perishable items, please.
Thank you for your generosity and thoughtfulness.
SWEM Community Services 5852354494
We often come to life expecting all of the pieces of the puzzle to nicely fit together. We want and expect harmony, order, and fairness, the achievement of rewards for good behavior, good health, and happiness.
We can more easily accept death when it comes naturally after a good long life, but have a real difficulty comprehending the meaning of it all when it is cut short.
Willing to put in a good measure of effort, we desire positive results. When things go wrong and life gets hurtful, unjust, and downright ugly, we become unsettled and can quickly fall into despair. This is especially true if we are people of faith who believe in a God who sees things on our terms and works in favor of our life agenda. What happens to our faith when we find ourselves sitting in a mess?
Does it help to know that God understands and that hardship, failure, disappointment, injustice, confusion, and all of life’s ugliness do not make faith irrelevant or irrational? God is wonderfully and surprising creative!
He turns the tables on not only our understanding of life, but of what it means to be a king. God sends us a king who is not exempt from life’s ills but embraces them.
The king that God gives to us knows what it means to be poor, suffer insults, be ridiculed, face rejection, endure suffering, be betrayed, and face a most unjust and horrific death. This is our king. Jesus is not a king of prestige or grandeur but a king who brings light to darkness, hope to despair, sinners to mercy, and new life out of death. Christ dances before us pleading with us to hold on, cling to love, avoid being negative, stop feeling cheated, and be strong in faith! There may be hardship and disappointment now but there are more surprises to come.
Once we understand this truth, we will also understand that we are on a most incredible and awesome universal journey to Christ and becoming one in Christ. We all carry within us the image of God, the image of our suffering king. The One who lives in us also lives in all of our brothers and sisters. Failing to see this universal Divine Presence in all is one of the greatest mistakes we can make, for we also fail to see God, our king, as well.
There are many things that can bring hardship to life. If we keep our head about us and do not lose hope, we can persevere and strive for the greatest degree of justice possible. Even though there are ample things that can challenge our faith, we also know that our deepest joy comes from union with God and our brothers and sisters. One
day, the
fullness of that joy will be ours to have when we are all eternally one with Christ our King forever. ©LPi
LIFE LONG FAITH FORMATION MINISTRIES
Deacon Johan Engström, Director of Faith Formation
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LIFELONG FAITH FORMATION MINISTRIES
St. Pius X Church offer opportunities for children, youth, young adults & adults (parents, grandparents or not) to come to know Jesus and His teachings and grow in sense of community with one another.
YOUNG ADULTS AT ST. PIUS X
1st & 3rd Thursday of Month in Parish Center Gatherings posted on Parish website
(Use QR Code on the Left)
And Facebook Page
facebook.com/saintpiustenth/
Next Gathering December 2 @ 7 pm
Christmas Cards— please bring a box or two of Christmas Cards in which to write messages!
RCIA GATHERINGS
RCIA is for non-Catholics as well as for anyone who is already Catholic, but has not yet received Confirmed and/or not yet First Communion.
Mondays, 6:30—8 pm, in the Parish Center N ex t M ee ti n g M on d a y , No v em b er 2 2 Contact Dcn. Johan for more information.
SPX ADULT FF GATHERING
Fishers of Men— in person in the Parish Cen- ter at 7:30 am—1st & 3rd Saturday.
Ladies of Grace Bible Study, Starting in January in the Parish Center, on Wednesdays 1—3 pm
Faith Formation 2021-2022
Use QR Code on right to
Register Online
Information on line about our 2021-2022 programs.
http://saintpiustenth.org/parish-life/faith- formation/
CONFIRMATION
For 8th grade and up. Please review the Information about the Confirmation Pre-Requisite Program and Register for Year I.
The Next Candidate and Parent Information Session:
Sunday, December 5 at 12:30 pm in Parish Center.
Use QR Code below for Year I Registration Open Online Now Use QR Code below
for Information about Prerequisite Program
Creative Thanksgiving Ideas for Families
x Celebrate With Thanksgiving Communion—Eucharist!
x Read a Thanksgiving Story—Share Your Favorite x Write a Thanksgiving Poem or Prayer—
Express Yourself
x Remember Thanksgivings Past—Listen to Memories x P as s o n a T h an k sg i v in g B le s s i n g —
Invite Someone to Dinner
x Undertake a Thanksgiving Adoption—
Bring Someone Dinner
x Enjoy a Thanksgiving Football Game—Play It!
Adapted from http://christianity.about.com/od/thanksgiving/
p/creativethanksg.htm
S T E W A R D S H I P & F I N A N C E S
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EVERYDAY STEWARDSHIP
Long Live the King
Did you know that you can become royalty, for the right price? It’s true ² for the low, low cost of $50, you, too, can purchase a 12squareinch souvenir plot of Scottish land and call yourself “Laird Soandso.”
Now, this lordship or ladyship doesn’t come with the ability to boss anyone around, but maybe your friends will be impressed enough to bend the knee.
My point is, we’ve all got our own little fiefdoms ² folks or communities for which we have a feeling of responsibility. Maybe we’re not their “king,” but most of us have those we think of as “our people.”
Now, in this world, people lay themselves down for their kings. History is riddled with the bodies of men, young and old ² and plenty of women and children, too ² who were casualties of wars waged by men in power, men who never had to shed their own blood.
But in the next world, the King dies for his people.
This is leadership par excellence ² the leadership of someone whose love is greater than his ambition.
We are all leaders of a sort. On the parish level, you have the obvious roles ² serving on pastoral council, spearheading the capital campaign, leading the Altar Guild. But you also have the quiet ones who lead from the wings ² the janitor who can always be relied upon to do his job, or the volunteer librarian who puts in extra hours on the weekends.
There is a saying ² find your people. I say, find your people, and find a way to lay yourself down for them, in imitation of the greatest King that ever was.
² Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS ©LPi
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OFFERING REPORT
November 13 & 14, 2021 Week # 20 Attendance Weekly Actual Weekly Goal Variance
$ $ + $
Y-T-D Actual Y-T-D Goal Variance
$ $ + $
Includes online giving and mailed donations.
Our CMA Goal this year is $138,457.00 as of 11/01/2021 donations in the amount
of $ 46,253.00 (33.41%)
have been pledged by 226 donors The Offering Report for November 13 & 14 was not available at the time the bulletin was
sent to the publisher. It will appear in next week’s bulletin.
Notre Dame Retreat House is offering
“Desert Days in Advent”
Preparing the Way . . . Come, Lord Jesus. Enlighten our minds. Strengthen our wills. Renew our hearts. Live in us, so that we might live in you.
This Advent, Notre Dame Retreat House will be offering
single days in silence, reflection and prayer entitled “Desert Days in Advent”. ALL are invited to join
us men and women. December 1st and December 8th are the two dates available to spend time alone with God in order to prepare our hearts and mind for the Birth of Christ in us. Space is limited to twenty each day, so registration is required. Day begins at 9:00am and ends at 3:00pm.
There is a $25.00 fee. Lunch, time for confession and mass will be included in the day. Please register by calling us at 5853945700 or send an email to ndre- treat@rochester.rr.com
MASS SCHEDULE Monday—Friday 7:30 AM
Saturday 4:00 PM Sunday 7:30 AM, 9:30 AM
PARISH OFFICE HOURS Monday –Thursday 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM PARISH STAFF
(585) 247-2566 cstpiusx@dor.org Rev. Paul Bonacci
Pastor
Deacon Jim Briars Pastoral Associate, ext. 103 Deacon Johan Engström Director, Faith Formation, ext. 112 Sr. Jean Catherine Welch S.S.J.
Volunteer Coordinator, ext. 104 John Falk
Maintenance, ext. 201 Mary Ferugia Receptionist, ext. 106 Dan Leitten
Finance Director, ext. 117 Barb Legere
Youth Minister, ext. 111 Marita Midwick Bookkeeper, ext. 101 Bob Schrader
Music Director (choirbob@hotmail.com) School - 585-247-5650
Maria Cahill Principal
We are a “Safe & Sacred” Parish.
For more information please visit our website www.saintpiustenth.org Convent—247-9514
Credit Union—247-0724
Parish Council: parishcouncil.ej@gmail.com Baptism: Arrangements for preparation (can be done before birth) see website. Contact Deacon Johan Engstrom
Marriage Prep Call the Parish Office (at least 6 months, preferably 12 months before intended date to marry).
Reconciliation Saturdays 2:30 p.m. - 3:15 p.m. or by appointment.
Anointing of the Sick. Call the Parish Office to arrange.
Sacraments: First Eucharist, First Reconciliation and Confirmation, contact Deacon Johan Engström.
Joining the Catholic Church (RCIA or RCIC): For anyone 4th grade or older, please contact Deacon Johan Engström.
Communion for the Homebound: contact Deacon Jim Briars.
Pray for the Sick: Call the Parish Office if you would like names added or removed from The Sick List.
Hospital Visits: Call the parish office if you or someone you know will be entering the hospital so one of the parish staff can plan a visit.
St. Pius Tenth CYO Sports Barb Legere
Music – Share vocal and/or instrumental gifts in at Mass.
Questions about our music ministry, contact Bob Schrader.
Parish Membership: Register by visiting the Parish Office, picking up the materials at the Welcome Table, or online.
SUBMIT BULLETIN ITEMS TO: CSTPIUSX@DOR.ORG at least 9 (nine) days before the publication date.
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November 22 28, 2021
Monday Ͳ St. Cecilia, Virgin and Martyr
7:30 AM Wanda Cardillo by Tom & Sue Larkin
Tuesday ͲSt. Clement I, Pope & Martyr; St. Columban, Abbot; Bl Miguel Agus n Pro, Priest & Martyr
7:30 AM Herman Dohr by Wife
Wednesday Ͳ St. Andrew DungͲLac, Priest and Companions, Martyrs
7:30 AM Charles Scho! by Mary Ann Scho! & Family
Thursday Ͳ St. Catherine of Alexandria, Virgin & Martyr
9:30 AMThanksgiving Day
Vito Lenoci by Laura, Maria & Nick Lenoci
Friday Ͳ Weekday
7:30 AM Nicodemo & Giacomo Perna by The James Perna Family
Saturday Ͳ First Sunday of Advent
4:00 PM Benjamin Daley by Grandparents, Jerry & Elaine Daley
Sunday Ͳ First Sunday of Advent
7:30 AM
Rev. Bernard Dollen by John & Jean VanderLinden
Jean Hoffman by Bob & Rosemary Rossi
Jean M. Weber by Mr & Mrs James Cassidy, Jr
The Keough Family by Eileen Barre!
Bob Bell by The Clendenning Family
9:30 AMLiving & Deceased Members of the Parish
Submit bulletin items to the Parish email: cstpiusx@dor.org
The Sanctuary Candle in the Churchis offered this week CATHERINE for
STIEHLER
at the request of
Lorraine Townsend
Scripture Readings for
November 28, 2021
First Reading: Jer 33: 14Ͳ16 Sec. Reading: 1 Thes 3: 12 Ͳ 4: 2
Gospel: Lk 21: 25Ͳ28, 34Ͳ36
The Mass Book for January & February 2022 will open on December 1
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Robert K. Malone
Licensed Associate Real Estate BrokerREALTOR® of the Year
Award 2011-2012 by Rochester Association of REALTORS® “Proud Parishioner of St Pius X since 1990”
Cell: 585.733.7729 bobmalonehomes@gmail.com
Bob
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