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MASS SCHEDULE
Sunday:
8:00, 10:00,12:00 noon
Vigil Saturday:
4:30 p.m.
Weekdays:
6:50
a.m., 12:10 p.m.
Holy Days:
6:50,
12:10 p.m., 7:00 p.m.
Vigil at 5:15 p.m.
Saturday:
8:00 a.m., 4:30 p.m.
SACRAMENT OF
RECONCILIATION
Wednesday
& Friday:
11:30
a.m.-12 noon
Saturday:
3:15-4:15 p.m.
After 4:30 p.m. Mass
Holy Day Vigil:
4:00-5:00
p.m.
Anytime by Request
THE ROSARY
Prayed daily, Mon-Fri after
7:00 a.m. Mass and before 12:10 Mass. On Sat and Sun the rosary
is prayed before
the 8:00 a.m. Mass.
PERPETUAL ADORATION
Perpetual Adoration takes place 24/7. We need Guardians to spend
one hour with Jesus in the Chapel each
week at the times listed below. Call Deacon Joseph & Mrs. Diane Celentano
at 882-2632 if you would answer Jesus’ call to you to be a Guardian.
Tuesdays at 12:00 midnight alternating (come in
Monday night); 7:00 a.m.
Wednesday at 11:00 p.m.
Thursdays at 12:00 a.m. (come in Wednesday night);
9:00 a.m.; 10:00 a.m.;
11:00 a.m.; 1:00 p.m.
Friday at 6:00 p.m.; 7:00 p.m.
“I turned to the Lord God, pleading in earnest prayer” (Daniel 9:3)
ST. DANIEL PRAYER LINE Call Ellen Iovannisci (463-1365)
or Beverly
Hart (454-0927)
ST. DANIEL HOSPITALITY AFTER
FUNERALS Contact
Betti Placito 437-4807
BRINGING UP THE GIFTS If you would like to bring gifts to the
Altar at Mass on a particular weekend, call Mary Ann Lostumbo
(463-4677)
PERSONNEL
Pastor:
Rev Msgr Eugene M Yennock
Telephone: 454-4946
Pastoral Vicar:
Rev. Timothy Elmer
Telephone: 454-4946
Deacon:
Rev. Mr. Joseph
Celentano, Sr.
Telephone: 455-1233
St. Daniel-St. Matthew
School Principal:
Rev. Mr. Joseph
Celentano, Sr.
Telephone: 437-1339
Religious Education:
Paul Loman
Telephone: 454-3639
Youth Ministry
Mr. Tom Kane 454-4946
Ministry to the Sick & Elderly:
Sr Francis
Patrick Burns, C.S.J.
Sr Catherine Doyle, C.S.J.
Telephone: 454-4946
Music Director:
Mrs. Amanda Carnie
Telephone: 471-2083
Organist:
William Verity
Telephone: 663-6971
Lay Trustees:
John O’Loughlin
Nancy Iannolo
Parish Secretary:
Kyle Gilbert
Vocations PVCChair:
Peter Caruso
Parish Historian:
Darlene Noyes
Outreach:
Roz Giufre,
Joan White
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
Franciscan Place
471-9511
The Third Option (building better marriages)
472-6728
Bishop Grimes
High School
437-0356
Bishop Ludden
High School
468-2591
Christian Brothers Academy
446-5960
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Pro-Life Group Got
1,500,000 Letters on
Abortion-Health Care
More Needed in 2010
Sometimes pro-life people may
feel they are alone when contacting their elected officials with
concerns about abortion promotion. A pro-life women's group tells
LifeNews.com they don't need to feel alone because it alone generated
1.5 million letters and emails.
Susan B. Anthony List president
Marjorie Dannenfelser announced today that the organization's 280,000
pro-life grassroots activists from around the country sent over one
and a half million letters, emails and phone calls to Congress in
2009. Combined with the efforts of members of other national, state
and local pro-life groups, it's likely that millions of pro-life
advocates made tens of millions of contacts with their elected
officials about the pro-abortion health care bill.
Dannenfelser told LifeNews.com
today that “2009 saw pro-life grassroots activity grow exponentially,
and we have exceeded our activism goal this year by well over half a
million contacts.” The SBA List president said pro-life “activists
were more engaged this year than ever before, and each and every one
of them has been passionate about making sure their voice is heard by
Congress.
“This increase in pro-life
activism might surprise political elites, but anyone who has paid
attention to the polls this year knows--the majority of Americans are
pro- life. And they are tired of having their issue, and the innocent
lives of boys and girls, thrown under the bus on Capitol Hill,” she
continued.
That activism has implications
for the 2010 Congressional elections, the pro-life women's leader
said, “The grassroots outrage at the abortion mandate in the health
care drove pro-life activists to town hall meetings, district offices,
local rallies, the Capitol Hill switchboard and the post office. As we
head into 2010, Congress should heed the message of pro-life Americans
quickly, or else face the consequences of their votes against the
conscience of the pro-life majority at the ballot box,” Dannenfelser
said.
Dannenfelser is encouraging
pro-life advocates to gear up for the remainder of the battles on
health care and abortion funding. She told LifeNews.com that members
of Congress “will face the most important vote of their career upon
returning from Christmas recess.”
In 2009 the Susan B. Anthony
List reached 1.5 million contacts to Congress via the Susan B. Anthony
List Legislative Action Center hosted on the organization's web site.
The contacts set a record since the group's legislative center was
established in 2002. In fact, SBA members sent more contacts to
Congress in 2009 than all the contacts combined in the years 2004 to
2008.
Dannenfelser said the number of
contacts is not surprising given polling results showing most
Americans oppose taxpayer funding of abortion. On December 23, 2009, a
poll conducted by Quinnipiac University Polling Institute found that a
decisive majority (72%) of Americans oppose the use of public funds
for abortion. This echoes the findings of previous polls. In October a
CNN/Opinion Research Corporation poll found that 61% of Americans
oppose the use of federal dollars for abortion.
- Steven Ertelt, LifeNews.com
12/28/09
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WHO IS ST DANIEL?
Click Below

St. Daniel, whose
name means "God is my judge," is hero and author of the
Book of Daniel.
His feast, according to the Roman Martyrology, is July 21
IMPORTANT LINKS
u The
Catholic Catechism
u The
New American Bible
u The
Vatican
u Catholic
Sun
u Area
Catholic Schools
u Area
Parishes
u Diocesan
Bishops
u Area
Catholic Schools
u Eternal
World Television
u Once
Catholic
u After
Abortion
u Elliott
Institute
u Teens
for Life
u Love
Matters
uWorld
Mission Sunday
VOTIVE CANDLES
Roy J. Catalfamo – Wife &
Children
The Artuso Family –
Family
The Poli Family –
Family
Special Intention –
Myrtle Zacharek
Special Intention –
Myrtle Zacharek
DAILY MASS
We ask a member from
each family to attend daily Mass for one week. Please pray for strong
and happy families. This week’s families:
James & Kathleen Egloff, William
& Kerri Elinich and Michael & Susan Ellingworth.
BAPTISMS
Next Parent & Sponsor meeting is Thursday – 2/18/10 at 7:00 p.m. in Fr.
Lyons Hall. Please call the Rectory (454-4946) to register for the class.
Baptism Date: 2/28/10.
COFFEE HOUR
Please join us for
friendship and conversation after the 10:00 a.m. Mass on Sunday,
January 31 in the School Library. Coffee Hour is the last Sunday of
every month.
The Young Apostles
The Young Apostles youth
group for grades 7-12 meets on Sundays at 6:00 p.m.
The next meeting is
January 31st & Feb.
7th in the Religious Education Building.
WISDOM PEOPLE
(President – Helen
Lorenzo) All seniors are welcome to join. The next meeting will be
Friday, February 5 in St. Daniel Gym following the 12:10 Mass. Please
call Ginny Quinn – 455-6176 for reservations by Tuesday, February 2.
CHOIR REHEARSAL
The Adult
Choir rehearses Thursdays from 7 – 8 p.m.
The Youth Choir (grade
2 & up) rehearses on Sundays
from 11 – 11:45 a.m
Pilgrim Virgin Mary
Statue
St Daniel Parishioners! Blessed Pilgrim Mary is calling you to
grace your home this fall. To arrange a visit, contact Theresa
Hegarty – 455-6991.
BRINGING UP THE GIFTS
If
you would like to bring the gifts up to the Altar during Mass on a
particular weekend, please call Mary Ann Lostumbo --
463-4677.
LAST WILL &
TESTAMENT
It is very important for the future mission of
St. Daniel’s to remember the Church’s mission when disposing of possessions
at the end of life. We pray for and revere the memory of those who have
already done so.
TELEPHONE TREE
If you are
willing to make telephone calls, please
contact Tom & Sue Martin – 315-454-8537.
TELEPHONE NUMBERS FOR LIFE
Abstinence Educator: 470-1417
Birthright Pregnancy Services: 479-5807
New Hope: 437-8300
Project Rachael: 424-3737
Syracuse Diocese Respect for Life Office: 470-1418
COMMUNITY RESOURCES
These resource help
lines are available 24 hours per day:
HELP
Crisis Intervention
435-8300
CONTACT
Listening/Counseling
251-0600
Poison Control 1-800-222-1222
Domestic Violence
1-800-942-6906
Child Abuse
1-800-342-3720
Rape/Sexual Violence
1-800-656-4673
Suicide/Crisis 251-0600
The following are available during normal office hours:
Elder Abuse
435-2816
Hope for Bereaved
475-4673
Alcoholism/Addictions
471-1359
Parents without
Partners
569-6291
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