February 27, 2022
St. Francis deSales San Francisco de Sales
130 Exchange St., Geneva, New York 14456
St. Stephen
San Esteban
48 Pulteney St., Geneva, New York 14456 http://www.ourladyofpeacegeneva.org
3157890930
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MULLING THINGS OVER
Lent is beginning late this year. February will soon be over ± and we are still in Ordinary Time. All of that will change this Wednesday. It is Ash Wednesday. Another Lenten Season begins, and we are invited to touch the mercy of God once again.
What does that mean? Lent is our annual reminder of the unconditional love that God has for us. It is a time when the Church invites us to step aside, examine our consciences, reflect on those things that can tempt us, those realities of life which can try to separate us from the Way of God, those temptations which are all too real in our own life’s experiences. Now, this is the important thing: we do not stop there. Yes, there is evil in the world. Yes, all of us are affected by that evil. Yes, we do sin.
All of this is true! Also, true is the reality that we are children of an unconditionally loving God over whom evil has no control!
Lent Is a Season of Hope which invites us to stand tall amidst the bleakness of our world. It is a time for us to show our strength by asking forgiveness and renewing our commitment to the God who loves us. We are proud to be His sons and daughters and we are willing to admit our faults (and our failures) because they have no power over us. Yes, we have stumbled and fallen, but we don’t stay down! We get up again. Yes, we have sinned; but that does not define our lives, because Jesus has given us a way to
forgiveness, invited us back into the light and has promised not to hold the sin against us. During the coming Lenten days, we will be invited to consider the Story of Salvation and realize it is a record of God’s eternal love for us and we will be reminded that no matter how many times humanity has fallen ± it still gets up with God’s help. Our Lenten Scriptures continually show us how often God has been there right when we needed Him. To the point where He finally sent His own Son into the world.
He tried many avenues to approach us and assist us, His great moment of triumph was the arrival of the Savior Who would bind us so closely to God that we became part of the Divine Family ± and remain that today.
Our Lenten practices do indeed testify to our willingness to draw closer to God. They remind us that even though we are good, we can still be better. And they remind us that God is there for us the most when we want him there and actively strive to draw closer to that God who created us! Have you ever had an experience that so overwhelmed you that you did not want it to end? You seemed to be lifted right up and the world seemed to revolve around you, and you didn’t want it to stop? You didn’t realize you could be that happy and you actually felt the warmth of God like never before? My friends, that is what Lent is meant to be for us. It is God’s invitation to step out of the world if only a few moments a day. Lent invites us to take some time for God whether it is privately in your holy place, or publicly at some Lenten celebration. When you fast and abstain, do you do it proudly? Fasting or abstaining from meat is certainly a small request. Think of all the choices you have in what you eat and what you drink and the entertainment you provide for yourself and your family. Stepping away from it, only for a mo- ment, actually helps us appreciate what we have and how wonderful it is that God provides choices. Sharing in the sacraments and allowing yourself to be awash with the grace of God may take time, but isn’t it time well spent? Isn’t it a wonderful free- ing experience to leave prayer time and realize that for a period, you were disconnected from the world and attuned to God?
You don’t feel guilty, you feel renewed, strengthened, and full of grace.
This Wednesday, as you process before the Lord and are marked with the blessed ashes, don’t receive them as a mark of failure but as a sign of victory ± you belong to God and this cross shows it. As you feel the pressure of the ashes marking your forehead, make your promise to God that this Lent I will be doing this for you! (Not for me.) As you leave the Church or the Chapel, stand proud, take in a deep breath of fresh air, and silently shout, “Here I come world, God has sent me.” It is only the beginning of what we pray will be another special time of renewal for your heart and soul and life. Put a smile on your face because God is certainly smiling down at you!
This Week
SS = St. Stephen ± SF = St. Francis Sunday, February 27
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament (SS): 24/7 Second Collection²Cemetery Maintenance 9:00 A.M. (SFSS School) Rel. Ed. Grades K5 12:00 P.M. (SFSS School) Confirmation 2 Monday, February 28
12:10 P.M. Livestream Mass Tuesday, March 1
12:10 P.M. Livestream Mass 5:00 P.M. (Facebook) Rosary
6:30 P.M. (SFSS School) Rel. Ed. Grades 6 & 7 6:30 P.M. (SFSS School) Confirmation 1 Wednesday, March 2²Ash Wednesday 12:10 P.M. (SF) Livestream Mass See full Mass schedule on page 3 7:00 P.M. (Facebook) Bible Study Thursday, March 3
12:10 P.M. Livestream Mass
5:00 P.M. (Facebook) Eucharistic Adoration Friday, March 4
12:10 P.M. (SF) Livestream Mass 3:00 P.M. (SF) Stations of the Cross
6:30 P.M. (SF) Stations of the Cross in Spanish Saturday, March 5
3:304:15 P.M. (SF) Confessions 4:30 P.M. Livestream Mass Sunday, Mach 6
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament (SS): 24/7
Second Collection²Black, Native & Hispanic Ministry 9:00 A.M. (SFSS School) Rel. Ed. Grades K5
12:00 P.M. (SFSS School) Confirmation 2
Synod 20212022
8th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Lk 6:39 45): Jesus told His disciples, “Can a blind per- son guide a blind person? Will not both fall into a pit? No disciple is superior to the teacher, but when fully trained, every disciple will be like his teach- er.” (Lk 6:3940) Synod theme #4 ± Forming Ourselves in Synodality says “The spirituality of journeying to- gether is called to become an educational principle for the formation of the human person and of the Christian, of the families, and of the communities. How do we form people, especially those who hold roles of responsi- bility within the Christian community, to make them more capable of “journeying together”, listening to one another and engaging in dialogue?” We as Christians are called to help guide others to Christ. Let us learn to jour- ney together.
VIRTUAL BIBLE STUDY
Father Carlos will continue his virtual Bible Study on Wednesday nights at 7:00 p.m. on FACEBOOK.
Because of COVID restrictions, you can enjoy the Bible in the comfort of your own home perhaps making it a couple or a family project. No going out into the cold!
Mission Statement
We profess our belief that Christ sent His Spirit to bestow gifts on His followers according to their part in car- rying out His mission. We are committed to be visible signs to each other, and to our community, of Christ’s Presence among us: proclaiming and evangelizing the Gospel, witnessing to God’s love according to the Roman Catholic Church’s teaching; ministering to the needs of all; and, fostering the spiritual life and growth among parishioners.
STATIONS OF THE CROSS
While you are welcome to pray the Stations of Cross any time you wish, we will offer Communal Stations of the Cross on Wednesdays and Fridays during Lent. These will follow the 12:10 p.m. Mass which will be celebrated in St. Francis Church on those days. The one exception will be Friday, March 4th, when the Stations will be prayed at 3:00 p.m. All are invited.
OPERATION RICE BOWL
Almsgiving is one of the pillars of Lent. This year, we are once again offering Operation Rice Bowl as an option. On Ash Wednesday, we will have “rice bowls”
available at church for you to take home. There is also a brochure which describes certain missions throughout the world. Catholic Relief Services provides emergency and ongoing aid in poorer areas of the world. If you partici- pate in Operation Rice Bowl, we ask you to designate one night a week as Mission night. On that night a simple meal is prepared (oftentimes it is a soup supper), whatever might be saved from paying for a more elaborate meal is donated to the Rice Bowl. Sometimes children, instead of eating a candy bar, will offer up the candy and contribute the price of a candy bar to the bowl.
Families can be quite creative in their plans. During Holy Week (the end of Lent), the rice bowls are returned with the contributions included inside. These donations will be distributed to the missions listed in the brochure.
However, any type of almsgiving can serve as your Lenten outreach. Thank you!
No Collection Report this week because of early transmission of the bulletin.
USHER MEETING
There will be a meeting for all of the ushers on Sunday, February 27th. We will meet at St. Francis at 8:30 am prior to the 9:00am Mass and at St. Stephen’s at 10:00 am prior to the 10:30am Mass. Please plan on attending one of these short meetings. If you are unable to attend either of these, please contact Rebecca at Rebecca.pizzirusso@dor.org for the necessary information.
Catholic Ministries Appeal
Goal………..…… $97,424.00 312 Donors as of 2/16 (70.31% of goal) $68,497.00
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ASH WEDNESDAY
March 2, 2022 is Ash Wednesday. The schedule for the Distribution of Ashes and Mass are as follows:
7:00 a.m. Ash Wednesday Mass²St. Stephen’s
Church
8:30 a.m. School Mass²St. Stephen’s Church
12:10 p.m. Ash Wednesday Mass²St. Francis DeSales
Church
5:30 p.m. Ash Wednesday Mass²St. Stephen’s
Church
7:00 p.m. Ash Wednesday Mass²St. Francis DeSales
Church
In addition:
12:00 noonEcumenical Service with the Distribution of Ashes²St. John’s Chapel²(Hobart/William Smith College)
DAILY MASSES
Masses will be celebrated on Monday and Friday evenings at 5:00 p.m. in the Our Lady of Peace Chapel.
In addition, our regular schedule of Masses (Monday ± Friday) will continue at 7:00 a.m. and 12:10 p.m. in the Daily Mass Chapel (except on Wednesdays and Fridays when we pray the Stations of the Cross in St. Francis Church). Scripturally, the Daily Masses are the Church’s roadmap to follow throughout the Lenten Season.
ADORATION CHAPEL
"The Church and the world have a great need for Eucha- ristic worship. Jesus awaits us in this Sacrament of love.
Let us not refuse the time to go to meet Him in adora- tion, in contemplation full of faith, and open to making amends for the serious offenses and crimes of the world.
Let our adoration never cease!" (John Paul ll, Dominicae cenae, 3)
If anyone would be interested in joining this tremen- dous ministry of prayer please contact Dorothy Kalina (7898099) or Mary Ann Lawson (7897629).
Rosary Society
Rosary Society will meet at the Sons of Italy, on March 1, 2022. Rosary at 2:00 pm, Business meeting at 2:30 pm.
OUR LADY OF PEACE LENTEN RETREAT 2022
As in Advent, Our Lady of Peace will offer a Virtual and in person Retreat helping us open the Lenten Season in a Spirit of Prayer.
Parishioners are welcome to participate in all activities either by coming to St. Francis Church or by following the celebrations on YouTube.
Thursday, March 3
12:10 p.m.Opening Mass (in St. Francis Church &
YouTube)
4:00 p.m.Eucharistic Adoration/Evening Prayer (in St.
Francis Church & YouTube)
7:00 p.m.Penance Service (in St. Francis Church &
YouTube)
Friday, March 4
9:00 a.m. Eucharistic Adoration & Morning Prayer (in St. Francis Church & YouTube) 12:10 p.m.Eucharist (in St. Francis Church &
YouTube) No Stations after Mass
3:00 p.m.Stations of the Cross (in St. Francis Church & YouTube)
7:00 p.m.Fr. Mull’s Virtual Talk (on YouTube)
Saturday, March 5
9:00 a.m. Eucharistic Adoration & Morning Prayer (St.
Francis Church & Facebook) 12:00 p.m.Holy Rosary (in St. Francis Church and
YouTube)
SECRET PRAYER PARTNER
This is an easy one. No meetings. No money. Very little time. We all know someone in need, someone who is struggling with a problem, someone who may want support but is afraid to ask for it. Choose someone se- cretly who needs your support. Don’t tell them. This is a secret between you and God. Promise to say a little pray- er for them each day. No one will ever know of this com- mitment, you will never receive a “thank you,” but, come Easter you and God will be very happy and, perhaps, God will have answered your prayers for your partner.
Try it!
Stewardship Reflection
“A good tree does not bear rotten fruit, nor does a rotten tree bear good fruit.” (Luke 6:43) Are you using your gifts in the way God intended? Have you asked God how He would like you to use them? Do you compare yourself to others and complain about what you don’t have instead of being thankful for what you do have? God gives each of us unique gifts and a unique plan. Listen to how God is calling you to use your gifts, to bear good fruit, for the glory of His name.
Candle Memorials
Altar Candles
At St. Francis are in memory of Mary Secore requested by Nancy & Ken Gregory
At St. Stephen’s are in memory of Helen &
Peter Liberatore requested by Patty Bruni Sanctuary Candle
At St. Francis is in memory of Carolyn Tavano requested by Florence Stajura
St. Stephen’s is in memory of Edward Pelko requested by David Pelko
Our Lady of Peace Chapel will burn in memory of Jim Calabrese requested by Mike & Liz Sculli
Blue Candle at Our Lady of Peace Chapel will burn in memory of Margaret Davoli & Mary & Dominick Massa requested by Phyllis Lowrey
Adoration Chapel
At St. Stephen’s will burn in memory of Elsie Sculli requested by Joe & Pauline Cemoni and one candle will burn in memory of Tom & Mary Long requested by Family
Box Tops for SFSS School
The Box Tops for Education program now has a digital app that you can download.
The Box Tops mobile app uses stateofthe art technology to scan your store receipt, find participating products and instantly add Box Tops to our school's earnings online. While St. FrancisSt.
Stephen’s still gladly accepts the old clip style box tops we are hoping for more participation with the new app.
Box Tops are still worth 10¢ each for our school with either method of participation. Go to
www.boxtops4education.com for more information or to download the app.
Notre Dame Retreat House
“Spiritual Energy: the energy of God’s love revealed through Scientific Discovery” Dcn. Dan Callan Join us on March 15, 2022, for Notre Dame Retreat House’s Day of Prayer² (Notre Dame Retreat House, 5151 Foster Rd., Canandaigua, NY 14424)
Deacon Dan is currently serving St. Charles Borromeo parish as a deacon. His Theological specialty is religion and science. Dan is committed to his family and serving the Lord at The Lord’s Table as well as out on the streets.
He has a Masters of Pastoral Studies from St. Bernard’s;
Ph.D from Pennsylvania State University in Industrial Engineering/Human Factors; graduate engineering degrees from Boston University and also spent time in theological studies with the Deans of Theology at Notre Dame University and Catholic University. Day begins at 9:00am and concludes at 3:00pm. There is a $25.00 Fee.
Please call 5853945700 or email us at
ndretreat@rochester.rr.com to register. Attendance will be capped at 50 people!
Religious Education News
It is not too late to register, please call Mary or Don at (315)7812624.
K5: Classes will meet on Sunday, February 27th , from 9:0010:10am.
Confirmation 2: Class will meet on Sunday, February 27th, from 122:00pm.
6, 7 and Confirmation 1: Classes will meet on Tuesday, March 1st, from 6:308:00pm.
Youth Group (Grades 712): We are working on the upcoming schedule. Please check out Our Lady of Peace Facebook Page or email Mary Olsen,
Mary.Olsen@dor.org!
First Eucharist: Children’s Meeting, Thursday, March 10th at 6:30 at SFSS School. More information to follow.
All classes and Youth Group will be held at St.
Francis St. Stephen’s School using the Elmwood Avenue door. Masks must be worn by adults and children! We appreciate your cooperation.
As always if you have any questions please feel free to call us at the number above. Thank you.
Cuaresma Empieza Esta Semana
**Miércoles, 2 de marzo, 7:00 p.m.: Misa bilingüe para Miércoles de Ceniza e imposición de la ceniza
**Viernes, 4 de marzo, 6:30 p.m. y los viernes de Cuaresma: Vía Crucis en la iglesia San Francisco
¡Bienvenido a la Comunidad por medio del Bautismo a Felix,
hijo de Dianelit y Emilio Ortiz!
If you or a loved one is homebound, or in the Geneva or Rochester hospital please call office at 7890930 or 7891124 so they may be visited.
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Palabras Sabias
Algunas personas parecen tener más sabiduría que otras. Uno escucha tales personas hablando y lo que di- cen tiene sentido. Hoy en el libro de Eclesiástico leemos varias palabras de sabiduría. “Al agitar el cernidor, apa- recen las basuras”. ¿No es cierto que cernimos para eli- minar lo que no es bueno y botarlo? En la vida con todo lo que la persona dice y hace es posible ver el verdadero carácter de la persona. Hay que juzgarlo por eso no por sus apariencias externas.
Son las obras de la persona que muestra su bondad, su relación con Dios, y cómo valora su fe en Dios.
“Nunca alabes a nadie antes de que hable, porque esa es prueba del hombre.” Jesús en el evangelio dice: “el hombre bueno dice cosas buenas, porque el bien está en su corazón, y el hombre malo dice cosas malas porque el mal está en su corazón, pues la boca habla de lo que está lleno el corazón.” Cada uno de nosotros tiene que pensar lo que está en nuestro corazón. En el corazón habita nuestra autenticidad. Hay que reflexionar bien sobre lo quellevamos en el corazón; nuestra vida entera va a indicarlo.
¿Qué o quién llevamos en el corazón? Espero que llevemos a Jesucristo en el corazón, y es El de quien hablamos y de alguna manera reflejamos en nuestras acciones. Ojalá que Jesucristo sea nuestro modelo de vida. Hay que estar convencidos de que desean seguir a Jesucristo y si es así, hay que leer y orar más
frecuentemente las Escrituras para conocerlo y poder saber cómo seguir su ejemplo. No es fácil, pero es posible y les puede dar mucha alegría a sus vidas porque es en amar y hacer el bien cuando nos sentimos muy bien.
Todos ustedes árboles, muestren sus frutos y cualidades buenas y ayuden a otros saber cómo conse- guir la felicidad de tener una relación intima con Dios.
La felicidad más grande no es en tener un montón de cosas sino en tener una relación grande e íntima con Dios.
Esta semana empezamos la Cuaresma, y van a tener el lujo de pensar en su relación con Dios, y cómo está viviéndola. Que cada uno de nosotros use bien este tiem- po para mirar lo positivo y lo negativo de nuestras palabras y acciones e intentar cambiarlas hacia el bien.
Hay que mirarse para adentro para descubrir el usted auténtico. Fije una meta de un cambio pequeño en su vida y trabaje para lograrla y después seleccione otro cambio posible y trabaje para lograr ese cambio.
Que Jesucristo sea su guía.
Hermana Kay
Prayer Line call 7890930 between 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. and many will pray.
Liturgies for the Week
SS = St. Stephen ± SF = St. Francis²PC = Parish Center Sunday, February 27
7:30 A.M. (SS) Sue Secore²Req. by Barb Koczent 9:00 A.M. (SF) Basil Guererri²Req. by Joe & Anne Cirencione
10:30 A.M. (SS) Tom Spina²Req. by Ursula DiDuro &
Family
12:00 N (SF) Jay Cancilo²Req. by Joe & Anne Cirencione
4:30 P.M. (St. John’s Chapel) Kamill Kovach²Req. by Mary & Terry Spittler
Monday, February 28
7:00 A.M. (OLP Chapel) Salvatore Russo ²Req. by Family
12:10 P.M. (OLP Chapel & Livestream) John Greco² Req. by John & Marie Milligan
Tuesday, March 1
7:00 A.M. (OLP Chapel) Crisanti Family²Req. by Mary Crisanti
12:10 P.M. (OLP Chapel & Livestream) Lillian &
Chubby Gillotti²Req. by Family
Wednesday, March 2²Ash Wednesday
7:00 A.M. (SS) Christopher Powers²Req. by Louise Bailey
8:30 A.M. (SS) June Brown²Req. by Barb, Bob & Emily Conrad
12:00 P.M. (St. John’s Chapel) Ecumenical Service 12:10 P.M. (SFLivestream) Thomas Lynch²Req. by Ed
& Janice McGuigan
5:30 P.M. (SS) Karen DeVaney²Req. by Patricia Knifley 7:00 P.M. (SF) Mary Lou Cannuli²Req. by Jay Cancilo Thursday, March 3
7:00 A.M. (OLP Chapel) John Cecere²Req. by Ursula &
John Beniamino
12:10 P.M. (OLP Chapel & Livestream) Stephen Maher
& Robert B. Maher²Req. by Pat Friday, March 4
7:00 A.M. (OLP Chapel) Etta Tracey²Req. by Carol DeVaney
12:10 P.M. (SF & Livestream) John Tate²Req. by James McCann
5:00 P.M. (OLP Chapel) Ruth Page²Req. by Patty DeBolt
Saturday, March 5
8:00 A.M. (SS) Mike Butler ²Req. by Pete & Lynn Butler
4:30 P.M. (SFLivestream) Louis Angelo²Req. by wife, Lottie
Sunday, March 6
7:30 A.M. (SS) Patti Democko²Req. by Phyllis Snyder 9:00 A.M. (SF) JoEllen Martino²Req. by Family
10:30 A.M. (SS) Marjorie Scherer²Req. by Cathy &
Tony Sindoni
12:00 N (SF) Craig Cihocki²Req. by Anthony, Angela &
Francesca Calabrese
4:30 P.M. (St. John’s Chapel) Jeff Stolp²Req. by DHS Class of 1965
PASTORAL STAFF:
Rev. Thomas P. Mull, Pastor 3157890930 ext 106 Rev. Carlos Sanchez, Parochial Vicar²3157890930 ext. 113
Deacon Robert Cyrana²3157890930
Dr. Lorraine Williams, Principal 3157891828 Donald Cass, Faith Formation Coordinator
3157812624
Mary Olsen, Catechetical Leader²3157812624 Christine Sauter, Director of Music Ministries
3157890930
Ronald Trunzo, Pastoral Musician 3157890930
Rebecca Pizzirusso, Regional Finance Director 315789 0930 ext. 112
Marie Milligan, Social Ministry Coordinator 3157890930 ext 107
Betty Ann DiFederico 3157897180, Cemetery Administrator ext. 109
Tom Scherer, Chairperson, Our Lady of Peace Pastoral Council ± 3157890930
Dorothy Kalina, Martha Ministry Coordinator,
3157890930
Hermana Kay Schwenzer, RSM, Hispanic Pastoral Minister, kschwenzer2@aol.com 3152770302 3157890930 ext. 111
Patti Costello, Secretary² 3157890930 ext. 601 Joanne Church, Bulletin 3157890930 ext. 108
Linda Nightingale²Catholic Daughters²3155393052 If you are interested in joining Our Lady of Peace Parish please contact the Parish Office at 7890930.
OUR LADY OF PEACE PARISH WEBSITE: http://www.ourladyofpeacegeneva.org
3157890930 3157811985Fax
Office Hours: 8:30 A.M.²2:00 P.M. MondayFriday gourladyofpeace@dor.org email
SCHEDULE OF MASSES SCHEDULE OF MASSES At SS At SF
Sunday: 7:30 and 10:30 a.m. Saturday evening: 4:30 p.m.
4:30 p.m.. (HWS) Sunday: 9:00 a.m.
(St. John Chapel) 12:00 p.m. Spanish Mass 630 S. Main St., Geneva
(Except summer)
Daily: MondayFriday:
Masses are at: OL of Peace Chapel at St. Francis 7:00 a.m. & 12:10 p.m.
Saturday, 8:00 a.m. at St. Stephen’s Church SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
at OLP Chapel11:4512:00 Noon (MF) at SF²Saturday: 3:304:15 p.m.
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM:
Please call for a prebaptismal interview with a priest.
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE:
Couples should contact a priest at least nine months in ad- vance of their date. A year or more notice is advisable to secure the church and time desired. If one of the couple is divorced, a church annulment will be required. Circumstanc- es of the prior marriage determine whether or not an annul- ment might be possible. Consult a priest at least a year in advance.
SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING THE SICK:
In an emergency, any time. At other times by appointment.
SICK AND SHUTINS:
Please call the office immediately so that they may be visited.
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WEST RIVER ROAD
789-6605
It’s all about...pursuing your financial goals
David Deraddo, CFP®
CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™
315-828-6333 315-828-6333 BankwithLNB.com
Securities offered though LPL Financial, member FINRA/SIPC. Insurance products offered
through LPL Financial or its licensed affiliates.
Not FDIC Insured - Not Bank Guaranteed May Lose Value
Not Insured by any Federal Government Agency - Not a Bank
Parishioner
D'Amico Plumbing & Heating Serving the Finger Lakes since 1968 Request Service 315-789-7062
Plumbing, Heating & Air, Drain Cleaning, Water Heaters, Boilers, Equipment Connections,
Bathroom & Kitchen Remodeling and more
damicoplumbinghvac.com
68 Middle Street, Geneva, NY 14456
Ontario County Board of Supervisors H: 315-789-6839 C: 315-521-4411 144 South West St., Geneva Dominick.Vedora@co.ontario.ny.us
McGuigan & Bero Funeral Home
45 High Street • (315) 789-1313 Locally Owned And Operated
Donald F. McGuigan
Owner/Director Lorraine Bero – McGuigan
Owner/Director
www.GenevaGelatoCafe.com
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Perfected in
Geneva Geneva
315.759.6024
504 Exchange St. | Geneva, NY
Fair Trade Gifts - Unique & Hand Made
The Presbyterian Church in Geneva 24 Park Place
Saturdays 10 am -12:30 pm
LYNCH'S
13 Bristol St.
CANANDAIGUA
Furniture & Mattresses
GENEVA COACH
INC.
GENEVACOACHINC.COM
776 Pre-Emption Rd.
Geneva, NY 14456 (315) 789-9813 Quality Used Cars & Trucks
