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Mass Times
Weekend
Saturday | 5:00pm
Sunday | 8:30am, 11:00am
Weekday
Monday–Friday | 8:00am
Rosary | 7:30am before 8:00am Mass
Confession Times
Saturday | 3:30pm - 4:30pm
DURING LENT FROM 3:00 pm-4:30 pm
Monday | 8:30am–Noon, 12:30–3:00pm
Tuesday–Thursday | 8:30–11:30am
Fridays and National Holidays | Closed
Our Mission
"Called by God's love to live the life of Jesus in our world."
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2025 St. Mark's Lenten Opportunities
2025 Lenten Flyer - ROC Northwest Catholics
Parish Lenten Book
This discussion will be offered two times each week throughout Lent; either Sunday from 9:45-10:45 or Tuesdays from 8:30-9:30.
You can come either day, and it does not have to be the same day each week. If you skip a week, that is okay. You will still be welcome anytime you show up. It is always better to do the daily readings for each week, but if you don’t, you are still welcome for the discussion. We will be meeting in the Church Library.
Welcome to Roc Catholics Northwest, a collaborative effort of the Catholic parishes of Greece, Hilton, and Charlotte in the Rochester NY area!
Our family of churches includes Holy Cross, Our Mother of Sorrows, St. Charles Borromeo, St. John the Evangelist, St. Lawrence, St. Leo the Great, and St. Mark’s.
Our new website serves as a hub for essential information about each parish and its faith-centered, vibrant ministries.
We are dedicated to providing a warm welcome and useful information to both parishioners and newcomers.
FINAL UPDATE FROM THE PASTORAL PLANNING TASK FORCE:
The Recommendation from our parishes went to Bishop Matano on January 15. Some excerpts from his response to the task force: “Allow me to begin by expressing my deep gratitude for the time and effort made in proposing the Recommendations, which reflect a genuine love for pastoral ministry and a sincere desire to continue this ministry into the future with the mind and heart of Jesus Christ.” “I have noted your consultations with the faithful and your sensitivity to their input, your emphasis upon fostering vocations to the priesthood, your areas of inter-parochial cooperation…and above all your emphasis upon the Most Holy Eucharist as the heart and center of every parish.” The Bishop invited representatives from the Task Force to make a presentation at the March 11 meeting of the Presbyteral Council. The Recommendation and the Bishop’s full letter are available on the Roc Catholics Northwest website: ROC Catholics Northwest
The Task Force had its last meeting on February 25. In its place a Steering Committee will be formed to coordinate the collaboration of our 7-parish committees. Its members will include:
Fr. Bill Coffas and Fr. Lee Chase as the two Deans within our parishes, Dcn. Frank Pettrone as our local Pastoral Administrator, a member from the Evangelization Committee, a member from the Vocations Committee, and either the Web Administrator or his backup. The committee will meet 2-3 times a year.
Register with our Parish
New to the area or just visiting?
We would be thrilled to welcome you to our church community! Join us for a Mass to experience the warmth of our congregation and learn about our parish and activities. If interested, you can easily register through the link below. We look forward to getting to know you!
Parish Ministries
Meets the 3rd Tuesday of the month at 4:30 PM at church; meeting consists of the Rosary being prayed, and visiting with each other. Camaraderie and fellowship are the society goals.
Contact person: Mary Camiolo at 585-360-7396 or email: mcamand447@yahoo.com
Prayer Shawl Ministry
We gather together monthly in a spirit of friendship and love to knit and crochet shawls to be given to people who could use a spiritual "hug". We meet on the fourth Tuesday of the month in the library room, from 1:00 -3:00 pm.
The mission of the Social Ministry committee is to stimulate our parish’s awareness of human social needs and to develop effective responses to those needs.
Our committee helps the people of our parish meet the social needs of our brethren as Christ requested, bridging the gap between those in need and those who wish to help them.
Contact: Lynne Fuller 227-0233 or visit our webpage below
Knights of Columbus
This Council is a multi-parish council with members from several parishes.
Men's Club
All men of the parish are invited to be a member. Come join a friendly fraternity of your fellow parishioners.
Walking with Moms
The purpose of this group was created to pray for and provide resources to accompany pregnant and parenting mothers facing difficulties.