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Contact Us:

St. Katharine Drexel Parish

    52 Main St.

    Macedon, NY  14502

    Office Hours: 

            M & W  8am - 12pm

    Phone:  315-538-8242

     

            drexelparish@dor.org

     

St. Maximilian Kolbe Parish

    P.O. Box 499

    Ontario, NY  14519

    Office Hours: 

            M - Th  8:30am - 2pm

    Phone:  315-524-2611

   

            ostmarys@dor.org

    

  

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Visit Us:

St. Patrick's Church

    52 Main St.

    Macedon, NY  14502

 

St. Anne's Church

    136 Church St.

    Palmyra, NY  14522

St. Mary's of the Lake Church

    5823 Walworth Rd.

    Ontario, NY  14519

Church of the Epiphany

    105 West Main St.

    Sodus, NY  14551

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Join Fr. Lewis in a review and discussion of the latest papal encyclical. Why is Pope Leo concerned with safeguarding the human person? What is at risk in this new age of artificial intelligence? What might we have to learn from past technological revolutions? Join us for a presentation on the issues raised by the encyclical, join in the discussion, and bring your questions.

TUESDAY EVENINGS AT 6:30 PM AT ST. ANNE'S IN PALMYRA

SUNDAY AFTERNOONS AT 2:00 PM AT EPIPHANY IN SODUS

July 26/28: Background (1-45)

August 2/4: The Church’s Social Doctrine in General (46-89)

August 9/11: AI and its Overlooked Risks (90-130)

August *TBD/18: The Guardrails (131-181)

August 23/25: The Christian Victory of Love over Power (182-245)

(*TBD: Aug 16 is the Parish Picnic)

The encyclical is 245 paragraphs long. You can read the numbered paragraphs indicated to prepare for each session if you wish. Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical is available in a variety of formats below.

Fr. Steven Lewis is the parochial vicar at Saint Katharine Drexel and Saint Maximilian Kolbe parishes in Western Wayne County. Prior to his studies at Saint John’s Seminary in Boston and ordination to the priesthood, Fr. Lewis studied computer science at the University of Rochester and worked for 14 years as an information technology professional at SUNY Brockport.

Mission

Guided by the Spirit of God and for the love and service of our neighbors, we will join with our pastor, the administrative staff and fellow parishioners to minister to the varied needs of people of all ages and ethnicities within the worship sites of our parish.

 

Vision

We pledge to strive constantly to build an ever stronger parish family in which: 

-  The word of God is proclaimed, celebrated and integrated into daily living

-  We witness the Gospel through our actions of caring and concern for the needs of those around us

-  We are committed to working through social ministry against oppression and injustice

-  We empower all members of the parish community to take ownership in the life of the parish

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