Saint Mary’s Church - content.seekandfind.com

Saint Mary’s Church

Know your faith! Live your faith! Share your faith!

15 Clark Street, Auburn, New York 13021-3589 Tel: 315-252-9545, Fax: 315-252-9546
E-mail: [email protected] www.stmaryauburn.org

His Holiness Pope Francis, Bishop of Rome PALM SUNDAY ඈൿ ඍඁൾ PASSION ඈൿ ඍඁൾ LORD (C cycle)
Most Rev. Salvatore R. Matano, Bishop of Rochester
Parish Office 252-9545 INTRODUCTORY RITE

Mon – Fri: 9:00 am to 4:30 pm Organ Prelude: Valet will ich dir geben Bach
Fr. Frank E. Lioi, Pastor, Dean of East Region Antiphon: Hossana M42
Fr. David Tedesche, Parochial V icar Blessing of Palms & Gospel
Dn. Dennis Donahue, Coordinator of New Evangelization Hymn: All Glory Laud and Honor H576
Dn. Gary DiLallo, Parish Deacon
Kathleen Lipfert, Pastoral Minister LITURGY OF THE WORD
Jeff Chichester, Pastoral Y ear Seminarian
Aaron James, Interim Music Director Readings & Response M44
Muriel Hickey, Parish Organist Apostles Creed
Delia Westmiller, Secretary Intercessions: Lord, we ask you, hear our prayer
Max Fenzl & Alex Fallon, Parish Interns
Starlet Yankton, Business Manager LITURGY OF THE EUCHARIST
Greg Lawson, Maintenance Supervisor
Preparation of Gifts: O Sacred Head H585
Catechetical Office 252-3439 Eucharistic Prayer
Mary Ellen Durante Ph.D., Director of Catechesis M74 H239
Holy, Holy M77 H243
St. Joseph School 253-8327 Save us, savior of the world... M82 H247
89 E. Genesee St. Amen

Tyburn Academy 252-2937 The Lord’s Pr ayer M88 H251
17 Clymer St. Breaking of Bread: Lamb of God

Prayer Line 252-5539 During Communion: Reproaches I & II

Celebration of Eucharist CONCLUDING RITE
Saturday anticipated Mass at 5:30
Sunday at 7:00, 9:45 am & 12:00 Blessing & Dismissal
Weekday at 7:00 am Mon-Fri
All leave in silence as we begin Holy Week.
and Saturday at 7:45 am
Holy Day at 5:30pm (anticipated Mass),

and 7:00, 12:05, 7:30 pm
Reconciliation (confession)
Saturday from 4:00 to 5:00 pm
Baptism & Marriage: call par ish office
Communion to Homebound: call par ish office
New Parishioners: r egister at par ish office

FROM THE PASTOR 20 March 2016

Palms Sunday of the Passion of the Lord begins Eucharist, the institution of the priestly Order, and the com-
mandment concerning fraternal charity.
what we have long called Holy Week. We might also call it
Good Friday (March 25) celebrates the Passion of
“Church Week,” since it calls for us to gather as church to the Lord, consisting of scripture readings, with the narrative
of the Lord’s Passion as the highlight, followed by the sol-
celebrate three major liturgies in one week. This is the ide- emn intercessions for various needs in the church and in the
world. The second part consists of the Adoration of the Ho-
al, but the reality us very different. Many people come on ly Cross: The final section consists of the reception of Holy
Communion.
Palm Sunday, but much smaller congregations assemble on
The Great Easter Vigil on the evening of Holy Sat-
Holy Thursday, Good Friday and the Easter Vigil. These urday consists of four parts. The first part is the lighting of
the Easter Candle as a symbol of the risen Christ. The sec-
liturgies are seen as extras for those who are especially de- ond part consists of scripture readings tracing the history of
God’s saving actions, culminating in the singing of the Alle-
vout rather than the central celebrations of the year for the luia (silenced since the beginning of Lent) and the procla-
mation of the of Easter Gospel of the Resurrection of the
whole church. Lord. The third part consists of the blessing of water and the
renewal of baptismal promises, along with the baptism of
The Sacred Paschal Triduum, comprising these any adults and/or the reception into full communion in the
Catholic Church. The Vigil concludes with the Celebration
special liturgies, might be called the “Christian High Holy of the festive Easter Eucharist.

Days.” The Triduum is the center piece between the 40 So plan on celebrating the Catholic Church’s “High
Holy Days”! Come, let us worship!
days of Lent and the fifty days of Easter. In other words,
~ Fr. Lioi
the forty days of Lent end on Holy Thursday, the Sacred

Triduum beings with the Evening Mass of the Lord’s Sup-

per and concludes with Vespers or Evening Prayer on Easter

Sunday afternoon. Then the fifty days of Easter begin con-

cluding on Pentecost Sunday. Numerically, then, we have

the 40 days of Lent, the 3 days of Triduum, and the 50 days

of Easter – 40 – 3 - 50, almost 90 days of the Lent/

Triduum/Easter Season.

All of this is to highlight the importance of the

Triduum, one liturgy celebrated over three days. Holy

Thursday (March 24) celebrates the institution of the Holy

PALM SUNDAY ඈൿ ඍඁൾ PASSION ඈൿ ඍඁൾ LORD

ST. MARY’S SPIRITUAL CAPITAL CAMPAIGN HOLY WEEK AND EASTER
The benefits of an enriched Lenten prayer and penitential experience are made SCHEDULE
manifest by a deep involvement in the communal worship during the Triduum
and the Octave of Easter. Planning now with your family and work insures is Palm Sunday, March 20
critical. We have added this eleven day period as Phase Two to our Spiritual 5:30 pm Mass on Sat
Capital Campaign. To make room for these events on the menu we have taken 7:00 am, 9:45 am & 12 noon Mass
some Lenten individual items off the Menu but you should continue your daily Tuesday of Holy Week, March 22
diet of these items through the Easter Vigil! 7:00 pm Chrism Mass at Sacred
Heart Cathedral
PHASE II - SPIRITUAL MENU FOR TRIDUUM & OCTAVE Holy Thursday, March 24
Triduum: Three day liturgy bringing us fully into the mystery of Christ 7:30 pm Evening Mass of Lord’s
Supper. Adoration until 11:00 pm
Holy Thursday Mass of the Lord’s Supper - 7:30 PM ___ 75 Min. Good Friday, March 25
Holy Thursday Solemn Adoration until 11:00 PM St. Mary’s et.al. ___ Actual Min. 3:00 pm Liturgy of the Lord’s
Passion
Good Friday Liturgy of the Lord’s Passion- 3:00 PM___ 60 Min. Holy Saturday, March 26
Divine Mercy Novena begin at home____15 Min. x 9 days
(no confessions today)
Holy Saturday Visit before the Empty Tabernacle___ Actual Min 7:30 The Easter Vigil (fulfills Sun-
day obligation)
**Easter Vigil in the Holy Night___ Double Actual Minutes for this Highest Liturgy Easter Sunday, March 27
Easter Sunday Resurrection of the Lord___ 60 Min. (if you attended Vigil) 7:00 am Mass, 9:00 am Mass
Easter Sunday Second Vespers at home___ 30 Min. (Triduum ends) 10:45 Mass (choir), 12:15 Mass
(no 9:45 or 12:00 noon Mass today)
Easter Octave Daily Masses___ 45 Min x days attended
2nd Sunday of Easter Divine Mercy Liturgy at St. Hyacinth’s 3:00 PM__ 60 Min.

WHY DID JESUS “DESCEND INTO HELL”? In remembering Jesus’ sacri- FOOD COLLECTION and BOT-
fice and death today and this week, we might recall a phrase that appears in the TLES & CANS COLLECTION is
Apostles’ Creed but not in this creed’s more famous sibling, the Nicene Creed this weekend.
prayed more commonly at Mass: After his death, Jesus “descended into hell.”
PIPE ORGAN WORK has begun.
Theologically, hell derives from an earlier conception The second phase of removing some
of Sheol (Hebrew) and Hades (Greek). Whatever you call it, ancient ideas about of the heavy chests of the organ will
the afterlife weren’t pretty. There was no life after death in the ancient reckon- take place after Easter. There will be
ing: just an underworld of disembodied bare consciousness without volition or some inconvenience during the week-
motion, the good, the bad, and the boring all presumed to end up in the same days.
spiritual substrata of uselessness.
SIGN-UP SHEETS for Lector s,
In the great epic writings of the ancients, heroes often visited the under- Ministers of Communion and Altar
world looking for old friends, vanquished enemies, or answers. They might talk Servers for the Triduum and Easter
to them but they couldn’t offer any assistance. The story of Jesus is different. Sunday are in the sacristy. Please
The First Letter of Peter says that after being put to death, Christ “went to stop in after Mass and indicate your
preach to the spirits in prison, who had once been disobedient” and that the choice.
“gospel was preached even to the dead” (3:18-19; 4:6). Jesus went to the dead
first to bring good news to those who needed it most. ~ A lice L. Camille ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL will be hav-
ing an Ice Cream Social/Open House
LOVE THAT KNOWS NO LIMIT: A little boy had a devastating blood on Tuesday, March 22nd from 6:00-
7:00pm. Come visit our school or
disease but recovered. However, his sister was not so fortunate. She needed a you may call 253-8327 to schedule an
appointment.
transfusion and because the boy had the same rare blood type, he was asked to
ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL 8ඍඁ
donate his blood to his sister. He seemed stunned, but wanted to help his sister GRADE CLASS is hosting a Ziti
Dinner to help pay for their class trip
and agreed to do so. As the process began, he smiled at his sister bravely, but by to Toronto this June. On Wednesday,
March 23rd at the Knights of Colum-
the time it was over he seemed tense and quiet. The silence was broken only bus from 4:30-7:00 pm. Ziti dinner
includes meatballs, salad, bread and
when he looked up and asked, “Doctor, when am I going to die?” He’d thought dessert. $8 adults, $6 children 10 and
under. For more information please
that giving his blood for his sister would mean that he was going to die. Yet call St. Joseph School at 253-8327.

even believing this he had managed to say, “Yes.” Imagine that!

This Sunday is officially names Palm Sunday of the Passion of the

Lord.. In this context, Christians often assume that “passion” is the word for the

suffering and anguish of Jesus’ death. However, the word first describes some-

thing felt deeply, powerfully, almost absolutely. The story of the little boy, re-

counted by Robert Emerson Coleman in his book Written in Blood, reminds us

that a person can love so passionately that she or he would be willing to give up

life itself out of love for another. The solemnity of this day and the reading of

the Passion of Christ means most when we realize it’s not just about the pain.

It’s about the love. ~ Father Larry Janowski

Saint Mary’s Church, Auburn, NY March 20, 2016

DEACON’S CORNER: The fifth week of Meeting Chr ist in Pr ayer focused STEWARDSHIP of TREASURE

our daily meditations on “The Passion and Death of Christ”. Our ask for God’s Mar. 6, 2016 Mar. 13, 2016

grace, made prior to each of our meditations this week, was adapted from a Envelopes $9,590.00 $7,829.00
Loose Money
verse of last Sunday’s second reading (Phillipians 3:8-14) which is considered Elec. Trans. 1,134.69 877.85
Children
“a great spiritual hinge”. The specific ask was: “Jesus, help me to know you and Total 323.00 2,478.00

the power of your resurrection by becoming like you in your death”. 33.31 18.75

I bring this to your attention as it could serve as a wonderful ask for $11,081.00 $10,663.60

God’s grace for every member of our faith community as we participate in any Bp. Hickey $275.00 $25.00
Cath. Courier 157.00 27.00
selection from our revised “Spiritual Capital Campaign” menu during this Holy Total Auxiliary $52.00
Receipts $432.00

Week, the Triduum and the Octave of Easter. If you had a good, better or best

Lent ever I believe these next two weeks, done intentionally and with the desire Thank you for your regular and make-up
sacrifices.
to draw closer to Christ, will serve as a capstone for your spiritual journey in

this Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy. I wish you and your families a Most Holy

and Blessed Easter! ~Deacon Dennis Donahue TYBURN ACADEMY will be host-
ing a "Shadow Day" on March 31,
FROM THE DIRECTOR OF CATECHESIS: The "Doors of Mercy," creat- 2016 for students entering grades 7th -
12th in the 2016/2017 school year.
ed by students in the faith formation program, will be travelling to different par- For more information, including reg-
istration, please call 252-2937.
ishes in Auburn over the next several months. Here is the schedule: April - Sa-
SPARE TIME FOR GOD: 525,600
cred Heart; May- Saint Alphonsus; June - Saints Mary & Martha; August - Saint minutes, how do you measure a year in
Christ? In prayer, in study, in fasting,
Mary's. Students in the Confirmation Program will present a brief explanation in stewardship... Do you have spare
time to offer God this Lent? If so
on the “Year of Mercy” in their designated parishes. please track and donate to St Mary's
Spiritual Capital Campaign at the end
Please note that he "Doors of Mercy" in Auburn, NY are not the official of Lent.

diocesan "Doors of Mercy." The official Holy Doors of Mercy are located at DIVINE MERCY OPPORTUNITIES:
Novena begins on Good Friday. (See
Sacred Heart Cathedral in Rochester. During the Year of Mercy, Pope Fran- link on St Mary's website). Divine
Mercy Service (no Mass) 3 PM on
cis encourages every Catholic to make a pilgrimage to pass through the Doors of Sunday April 3rd at St. Hyacinth's
Church in Auburn. Make these extra
Mercy designated by their Bishop and located in their diocese. efforts in this Extraordinary Year of
Mercy.
Crossing through a Holy Door is a spiritual journey that signals, as the

Holy Father said, “the deep desire for true conversion.” How to receive a Plena-

ry Indulgence in the Year of Mercy for yourself or a person who may be in Pur-

gatory: Make a pilgrimage to Sacred Heart Cathedral and pass through the

"official" Diocesan Holy Doors of Mercy. Within several days:

- make a good confession

- celebrate the Holy Eucharist

- make a profession of faith,

-and pray for the pope and his intentions, for the good of the

Church, and the whole world. ~ Mary Ellen Durante, Ph.D.

Quotes
Do you wish to rise? Begin by descending. You plan a tower that will pierce the clouds? Lay first the foundation of humil-
ity. ~ Saint Augustine (354-430)
We are not human beings having a spiritual experience. We are spiritual beings having a human experience.

~ Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, S.J.

MINISTRY SCHEDULE FOR NEXT WEEKEND—March 26 & 27, 2016

Easter Vigil Servers Lectors Ministers of Communion Ministers of Hospitality
7:30 PM Sign up in Sign up in Sign up in Sacristy Volunteers
Sacristy Sacristy

Easter Sunday Sign up in Sign up in Sign up in Sacristy Volunteers
7:00 AM Sacristy Sacristy

9:00 AM Sign up in Sign up in Sign up in Sacristy Volunteers
Sacristy Sacristy

10:45 AM Sign up in Sign up in Sign up in Sacristy Volunteers
Sacristy Sacristy

12:15 AM Sign up in Sign up in Sign up in Sacristy Volunteers
Sacristy Sacristy

Hospital Ministry, 9:45 AM Children’s Liturgy of the Word, 9:45 AM Martha Society
D. Hoffman No Children’s Liturgy Today C. Meeks, C. Gabak. J. McKay

PALM SUNDAY, March 20
7:30 PM AA—Hall
MONDAY, March 21

No Bingo - Holy Week
3:00 PM Mass at Westminster
TUESDAY, March 22
7:00 PM Chrism Mass—Sacred Heart Cathedral
WEDNESDAY, March 23
4:30 PM 8th Grade Ziti Dinner until 7:00 PM—K of C
6:00 PM Open House at St. Joseph School until 7:00 pm
7:00 PM Choir Rehearsal—Church
7:00 PM Adult Faith Formation—Tyburn Academy
HOLY THURSDAY, March 24
4:00 PM Altar Server practice—Church
7:30 PM Mass of the Lord’s Supper—Church
9:00 PM Solemn Adoration until 11:00 pm
GOOD FRIDAY, March 25
9:30 AM Altar Server practice—Church
7:30 PM Mass of the Lord’s Supper—Church
9:00 PM Solemn Adoration until 11:00 pm
HOLY SATURDAY, March 26

No Confessions Today / No 5:30 pm Mass today
8:30 AM Meeting Christ in Prayer—Hall
9:30 AM Altar Server practice—Church
7:30 PM Easter Vigil—Church
EASTER SUNDAY, March 27

Masses at 7:00, 9:00, 10:45, 12:15
7:00 PM AA—Hall

SPRING SHENANIGANS @ CHAMPIONS FOR LIFE!
Adults, please join us for a fun night of mini-games of Tennis,
Soccer, Kanjam & Cornhole! Prizes, snacks & refreshments
provided. Where: Champions for Life, 453 Grant Avenue, Auburn
When: Satur day, Apr il 16th from 7:00 – 10:00 pm, Who: Adults
Only Cost: $40/person by April 9th or $50 @ the door. RSVP:
before April 9th to: [email protected]. (All
proceeds to benefit the Brian Bisgrove Home of Courage, a retreat
and respite home for families with children who have life-
threatening or severely debilitating medical conditions. Please see
our website: www.homeofcourage.com)

Church is handicapped accessible and equipped with hearing-
loop /or hearing aid wearers. Switching your hearing aid to the "T-
mode" position should allow you to hear the liturgy. Portable
devices are available in the sacristy.

We would like to thank
C-K Family Dental

Dr. Theresa Casper-Klock
253-8891

for sponsoring an ad in our weekly bulletin.

LITURGY SCHEDULE
SATURDAY, March 19
5:30 PM Angelo, Nancy & Michael Cappiello by Family

Red Pisciotti by Family
Josephine Giannone by Family
PALM SUNDAY, March 20
7:00 AM Frank McKay, Sr. by Thomas & Linda Cavanaugh
9:45 AM For the People of St. Mary’s
Sr. Walter Anne by Tyburn Academy
12:00 PM Mr. & Mrs. George Kustyn, William J. Kustyn,
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Vinieri by Family
MONDAY of Holy Week, March 21
7:00 AM Living & Deceased Members of the Rosary/
Scapular Society
3:00 PM Olga Burridge by Steve & Shannon Reohr
(Westminster)
TUESDAY of Holy Week, March 22
7:00 AM James Gallaro by St. Mary’s Staff
WEDNESDAY of Holy Week, March 23
7:00 AM Frederick Farrell, Jr. by Farrell Family

THE SACRED PASCAL TRIDUUM
HOLY THURSDAY, March 24
7:30 PM Evening Mass of the Lord’s Supper
9:00 PM Solemn Adoration until 11:00 pm
GOOD FRIDAY, March 25

Pascal Fast &Abstinence
3:00 PM Celebration of the Passion of the Lord
HOLY SATURDAY, March 26

No Confessions Today / No 5:30 pm Mass
7:30 PM The Easter Vigil (fulfills Sunday obligation)
EASTER SUNDAY, March 27
7:00 AM For Homebound & Nursing Home Parishioners
9:00 AM For the Deceased Members of the Parish
10:45 AM For those Memorialized in the Easter Flowers
12:15 PM For All the Parishioners of St. Mary’s

GIFTS AT MASS: If you are attending a Mass being cele-
brated at your request, please tell the ushers before Mass so
you may carry the bread and wine in the Procession of Gifts.
You and your family may also offer to do this other times when
you are present. Your assistance in this matter will be greatly
appreciated by the ushers.

The Blessed Sacrament Candle for the week of
March 20, 2016 will burn in memory of:
Kustyn & Vinieri Families by Family

Anthony & Myron Sawaryn by William & Kathleen Cowmey

Remember in Prayer

Our recently baptized infants:
Lakota Lee Stinson

Those who have recently died:
James Green, Jr., brother-in-law of Harry (& Kathy) Steinbacher

Margaret M. Conner
Carmella (Maneri) Rock

FLAHERTY MASONRY, INC. WHITE CHAPEL AUBURN SIDING
WINDOW & DOOR
For all your masonry needs Brookside Veterinary Clinic FUNERAL HOME INC.
85 Grant Avenue “Local Home Improvement Experts”
Call Joe at 283-4877 The Farrell Family
Fully insured Auburn, New York 13021 258-0037
197 South St.
Senior citizen discount 315-253-0240 (315) 258–9101

HEIECK-PELC Complete Automotive Repair In the Movieplex Plaza on Grant Ave.
Funeral Home, LLC 3HW·V $XWR 5HSDLU
(315) 252-7223 NanCa’asfé AUBURN315-370-9966
121 Years of Commitment Buy one pack of hearing aid batteries,
GET ONE PACK FREE! Limit one pack per person Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner • Coffee • Ice Cream • Italian Ice
Owners: Steven Pelc • Christopher Audioun 36 York St. 33 William Street, Suite 6, Auburn (315) 253-4654
Auburn, NY 13021 EVERYTHING MADE FRESH-TO-ORDER!
42 East Genesee Street 315-252-0141 DRIVE-THRU OR WALK-UP SERVICE

www.heieckpelcfuneralhome.com M-F 6AM-930PM • SAT 8AM-930PM • SUN 10AM-930PM

ACTIVE PHYSICAL THERAPY SOLUTIONS BobPASCAL CHIMNEY

• Arthritis • Tendonitis Central N.Y.’s Oldest Chimney Service
• Back/Neck Pain • Global Strengthening for Balance
• Joint Replacement Rehab • Plantar Fascitis/Foot Pain REPAIR | RESTORE | REBUILD

91 Columbus Street, Auburn Call for an appointment today! 315.515.3117 activeptsolutions.com Family Owned & Operated
Skaneateles, NY • 315-729-2544
0D[ZHOO·V
www.BobPascalChimney.com

Food Store VITALE INCOME TAX SERVICE

253-3553 OR 253-2259

43 Lewis St., Auburn, NY 13021 Mary Ann Vitale John V. Vitale Ginny Vitale
13 Dill Street, Auburn
315-253-5621

Complete Automotive Body Shop
Complete Accident Repairs

Expert Painting • All Makes or Models

Home Of The Lifetime Warranty 122 Clark St. Small Appliance Repairs
(315) 253-6863 (315) 253-6863 Licensed Master Electricians
6 E. Genesee Street, Auburn, NY 13021
P: 315-252-3821 • F: 315-252-6098

M-Th: 10:30am-10pm Tavern Menu Mon.- u. 1130-930 Residential or
F & Sat.: 10:30am-11pm Lunches Fri. 1130-10 Commercial Paving
Dinner Sat. 4-10
Sun. 12pm-10pm
Soup & Salad Bar Sun. 12-8 Excavating & Sealing
173 South Street
WE DELIVER DANIEL R. CUDDY Catering No Job Too Big or Small • Free Estimates

252-6466 CPA, CFP* 315-515-3720 EarthRoadAsphalt.com • 315-253-9060
315.252.3600
WWW.CUDDYFINANCIAL.COM [email protected] • tabathasauburn.com *WBE Certi ed* Over 65 yrs of Knowledge & Service (A SPANO COMPANY)

264 Genesee St • Auburn, NY 13021

Providing over Janet Trapani, PT

27 Years of Service PHYSICAL THERAPY • Back and Neck Pain • Shoulder, Hip & Knee Pain
• Balance Problems • Joint Replacement Rehab
in our community! Over 30 Years Experience and McKenzie Certified • Pain from Arthritis • Vertigo & Dizziness

315.255.2733 197 State St., Suite 200, Auburn, NY 37 , 103, ,| .COASTPT. | 315.253.3291

KRVSLFHRIWKHŵQJHUODNHVRUJ 315-416-1073

93 N. Division St. Banquets Your “Local” FLORIDA Realtor
Auburn, NY 13021 Lunches
Dinners Mary Ann “Poogie” Cooper

252-9765 239-250-3345 • [email protected]

Naples/Bonita Springs Downing-Frye Realty Inc.

Frank L. Netti, CIMA®, CIMC® 74127-v4 A1695 Daniel A. Testa, III
Senior Vice President - Investment O cer Attorney and Counselor at Law
(315) 426-2214
[email protected] 39 William Street, Suite 205, Auburn, NY 13021 Richard E. Pinckney, RPh.
161 Genesee Street., Suite 105
Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC, Member SIPC, 0114-03327 Ph.: (315) 255-3368 • Fax: (315) 255-3369 (315) 282-0088 Mon.-Thurs. 8-6pm
© 2013 Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC. All rights reserved. Fri. 8-5pm
Email: [email protected] • Web: www.danieltestalaw.com
Sat. 8-12pm

Paying Too Much For Insurance? Auburn EyeMDs LANGHAM
Call Today and Start Saving Saint Lucy pray for us FUNERAL HOME, LLC
• Your hometown eye doctors Family Owned & Operated
Thomas J. Nolan • Accepting new patients (all ages) 75 E. Genesee St. • 253-5369
Principal Agent • Specializing in cataract surgery,
glaucoma & all eye diseases Exclusive Member of Selected Independent Funeral Homes since 1940.
33 William Street, Suite 6A
Auburn, NY 13021 Nancy L. Oplinger, MD - Richard J. Freeman, MD www.langhamfuneralhomellc.com
(315) 255-0037 Peter A. Doane, MD
Rome Canzano
[email protected] For an appointment call 253-3217
www.NolansInsurance.com Suite 502, 144 Genesee Street Attorney and Counselor at Law
Available 24 Hours a Day
• Auto • Home • Boat
• Renters • Business • Life (315) 515-9015
[email protected]
2 South Street, Suite 202

Auburn, New York

Expert Clutter Removal Svc. THIS SPACE IS
We clean out your junk - NOT your wallet!
CLEANOUTS & REMOVAL, MOVE HELP, SAWRAN GARAGE
DOORS
& LIGHT DEMOLITION 315.729.2907
WE WILL BEAT ANY Box-Store Prices
(315) 730-6370 • Bruce Babilot - Owner Sales • Installation • Service
[email protected] COMMERCIAL | RESIDENTIAL
www.expertclutter.com DOOR OPENERS • PANEL SPRINGS

Free Estimates & Fully Insured

Contact Steve Malara to place an ad today!
[email protected] or (800) 477-4574 x6363

FOR AD INFO CALL 1-800-888-4574 © LITURGICAL PUBLICATIONS INC. JANUARY 22, 2016 9:10 AM St. Mary, Auburn, NY 06-0329