G abriel - St. Gabriel Church

G abriel
January 24, 2016
BOK Annual Snow Tubing Adventure
This past Sunday, a fearless pack of our BOKjr kids braved
an arctic blast and blizzard like conditions for an evening
chock full of adventure, thrills, and snow much fun! Just
another stellar example of the intrepid fervor of faith in our
youth!
BOK & BOKjr Events Coming Up:
Feb 6 - Souper Bowl, 5-7:30 MPR. Tickets
available at Parish Office. All proceeds
benefit our St. Gabriel Food Pantry.
March 12 / 13 - Food Fast - details coming up!
Pastoral Staff
Deacon Ronald Adkins ...................................................................................................................... Deacon
Mrs. Allison Capella .....................................................................................................Volunteer Coordinator
Deacon Daniel P. Clavin ................................................................................................................... Deacon
Mr. Kevin Donahue ............................................................................................. Music Ministry Coordinator
Ms. Maureen Dowd ........................................................................................................... Pastoral Associate
Deacon Robert Grgic ........................................................................................................................ Deacon
Mrs. Alicia Henrikson ……………………………………………………………………….Marketing Coordinator
Mr. Paul Kelly .................................................................................................................... Pastoral Associate
Mrs. Susan Kuchenbecker ................................................................................................ Business Manager
Reverend Jeremy Merzweiler .................................................................................................Parochial Vicar
Reverend Frederick F. Pausche ......................................................................................................... Pastor
Mrs. Donna Lee Saladino .................................................................................................... School Principal
Mrs. Ann Silvester ...................................................................................... Learning Loft Preschool Director
Reverend Edward Suszynski .................................................................................................Parochial Vicar
Mrs. Alice Torrieri .................................................................................................... Administrative Secretary
Parish Phone Numbers
Parish Office ………...(440) 352-8282
School Office ……….(440) 352-6169
PSR Office …………..(440) 354-7551
The Learning Loft …...(440) 354-7574
Parish Fax …………...(440) 354-7558
Website ……………….www.st-gabriel.org
New Parishioners:
Welcome to our parish! Please call the Parish
Office for an appointment to register.
Baptism:
Parents are required to attend a preparation class
held on the fourth Thursday at 7:30 pm. During
January, May, and September the classes are
held at St. Mary Chardon, 401 North Street, 440285-7051. During March, July, and November the
classes are held at St. Gabriel. Please call the
respective parish office to register.
Reconciliation:
The sacrament of Reconciliation is celebrated
every Saturday from 3:45 - 4:30 pm, or by
appointment.
Marriage:
Diocesan policy directs couples to arrange for
marriage at least six months prior to the intended
wedding ceremony. Please call the priest or deacon of your choice for an appointment to make
arrangements.
Hospitalized and Homebound Parishioners:
In case of emergency, call the Parish Office immediately. If you or someone you know would
like a friendly visit and/or communion brought to
the hospital or home, please call the parish
office.
Funerals: Please call the Parish Office to
make arrangements before any publication in the
newspaper.
Catholic Information and Referral Service
(CIRS) refers persons to the Catholic and Community services that best respond to your church,
personal, or life crisis needs. “Help is just a call
away”
1-800-869-6525
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My Sisters and Brothers,
Can you imagine that wonderful day in the synagogue when
Jesus read from the prophet Isaiah the very familiar passage
that begins with the words, “The Spirit of the Lord is upon me,
because He has anointed me. . .” and then sat down and proclaimed to the people, “Today this Scripture passage is fulfilled
in your hearing”. Jesus filled their hear ts with gr eat hope
and joy, and then went on to demonstrate with His life how
those words of Isaiah were being fulfilled in Him. What a great
day for those people who were longing and waiting for salvation. Each of us has been anointed at our Baptism and Confirmation. The Spirit of the Lord is upon each of us. It is our challenge to live up to those words of bringing glad tidings to the
poor, liberty to captives, recovery of sight to the blind, and to
proclaim a year of favor acceptable to the Lord. Do we do our
part to have that prophesy be fulfilled through our lives? Do we
bring hope and joy to people who surround us? Do not ever
forget that you are anointed in the Lord.
I am happy to share with you that we are in the process of making some cosmetic renovations to the interior of our church.
Now that our roof project is complete, we know it is time to
look at the inside and do some renovations to further enhance
the aesthetic beauty of the place where we worship God. For all
practical purposes, very little has been done to the interior of
the church building, and most is original with the building of
the church in 1983-84. It is definitely time. In the next few
weeks we will be sharing these plans with you in more detail,
but for now I want to familiarize you with the process, content,
and means by which we hope to update our worship space.
The process started over a year ago when we convened a group
of talented parishioners, some of whom are interior designers
and people responsible for the art and environment of our
building, and asked them for suggestions to update our 32 year
old building that was starting to show its wear and is in need of
refurbishing. Their charge was not to change the structure of
the building, but rather to give suggestions to things like flooring, lighting, painting, sound, and possibly the reredos wall.
After much planning, debating, and consulting with professionals in these areas, this committee presented their ideas and
plans to our Pastoral Staff, who examined, questioned, and
gave ideas, but ultimately, were very pleased with the hard
work and thought that was put into this plan. The intention of
everyone was to do something that would be in keeping with
the architecture and style of our church, and enable us to continue to be proud of our beautiful church, as well as to help us
to celebrate liturgy and worship God in the best way possible.
Our Pastoral Staff ultimately gave great support and approval
to this project. Right after our Christmas celebration, the committee also presented its proposal to the Worship and Prayer
Commission and received great support from them. Last week
we presented the plans to the members of our Pastoral and Finance Councils who gave their enthusiastic support for the project. We also informed the Bishop’s office of our plans and
received his approval to proceed with the flooring, painting,
lighting, and sound. The Bishop needs to personally approve
the plans for the reredos wall, which we will be presenting to
him in the near future. In a few weeks we will make available
in the Gathering Area a look at the color and type of flooring (a
combination of non-skid tile and carpeting), the paint color,
and what we propose for the back reredos wall, incorporating
and highlighting the current Resurrection statue as the centerpiece. I believe that the proposal is aesthetically and spiritually
very pleasing, and that it all ties together very well. Certainly
when it comes to decorating and artistic taste there are a variety of opinions, but I believe, along with the support of our various consultative bodies, that this plan will work very well for
us now and in the long term.
We have not determined a strict timeline yet, but in all likelihood we will begin with flooring during this coming Lent. At
the same time we hope to get started on the lighting. You may
have noticed that we have done some wiring work while the
roof was being put on, so as not to disrupt the new roof. Our
hope is that the church will be much brighter and easier for
people to read. Lighting experts and consultants are in the process of finalizing the plans. The same thing goes with new
speakers for our sound system. There really has been a lot of
progress in this area over the years. Painting will take place at
a later time and in some senses may be the easiest part of this.
And the changes to the reredos wall await the Bishop’s input
and approval. The cost of this entire project is about $260,000,
all of which will be taken from our parish share of Rooted in
Faith money, just like the r oof. Interior and exterior r enovations of the church were our first priority for usage of our
Rooted in Faith monies, and we are required to use these funds
according to our stated goals. I will be sharing more details in
the near future. Please feel free to talk with me or leaders of
our parish if you have questions, ideas, or concerns. We are all
excited to see this finally taking place.
Coming up in the next couple weeks is Catholic Schools
Week beginning with Open House on January 31st; our
super Souper Bowl dinner on February 6th to benefit our Food
Pantry; and the beginning of a Lent full of activities on Ash
Wednesday, February 10th. As you can see, our staff and
parish leaders have been hard at work enabling our parish to
grow, to celebrate, and to do God’s work, especially in our
Jubilee Year and throughout this Year of Mercy. We humbly
and gratefully look forward to your participation, cooperation,
and support.
Have a great week. Stay warm. Be safe. And may the God of
all mercy shine His love and peace on you.
In God’s love,
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Third Sunday
in Ordinary Time
January 24, 2016
Weekly Schedule
MONDAY - January 25 The Conversion of Saint Paul the
Apostle
7:00AM Gloria & Elmer Gurbach - The Beres Family
11:00AM Christine McLeod - Marge Sweeney
TUESDAY - January 26 Saints Timothy & Titus, Bishops
7:00AM Mary Fischer - Margaret Flynn
7:00PM Bart Keyes - Joe & Betty Vento
WEDNESDAY - January 27 Weekday
7:00AM Guizhen Li, Ling Luan, Ming Luan - Dandan
Luan & Matthew Lann
8:05AM Raymond Redenshek - The Krieger Family
THURSDAY - January 28 Saint Thomas Aquinas, Priest
and Doctor of the Church
7:00AM John Carlucci - Family
7:00PM Anna Raimondo - James Raimondo & Family
FRIDAY - January 29 Weekday
7:00AM Jack Sieman - Cheryl & Jim Baker
11:00AM Deceased Members of the John Vendely Family Joe & Barb Bertone
SATURDAY – January 30 Weekday
8:00AM Vocation Holy Hour
8:30AM Lois “Moe” Blackburn - Daughter
5:00PM Don Eppink - Bereavement Luncheon Team #2
SUNDAY – January 31 Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:30AM For Our Parish Family
9:30AM Robert Wehrly - The Krieger Family
11:30AM Shirley O’Brien - the Schneeberger Family
5:00PM Robert Zarobila - Family
7:45PM Night Prayer
YOUR GIFT TO THE PARISH
Last Sunday
Electronic Giving
Total Sunday Collection
Budget
Over(Under)
Children’s Envelopes
$ 9,043
$ 29,249
$ 29,800
$
(551)
Number
9
Year To Date
815,686
854,200
(48,514)
Amount
6.75
Children sharing their time, talent, and treasure:
Unloading the dishwasher - Conor K.
Holding door - Ryan K.
AnC - Chapel
C - Church
Conf Rm - Conference Rm
CR - Community Room
LLGR - Learning Loft Great Rm MPR - Multi-Purpose
MRI - Meeting Room One
PC - Pahler Center (gym)
REO - Religious Ed Office
S - School
SO - Safety Office (located outside parish office)
PFCR - Pope Francis Conference Room (located in REO)
MONDAY – January 25
11:30AM Rosary Cenacle - AnC
4:30PM-6:00PM Good Shepherd (Levels 1 & 2) - Atrium
6:15PM-8:00PM Good Shepherd (Level 3) - Atrium
7:00PM Adult Bible Study - MR1
TUESDAY – January 26
4:30PM-6:00PM Good Shepherd (Level 2) - Atrium
6:15PM-8:00PM Good Shepherd (Level 4) - Atrium
7:00PM Confirmation Team Mtg - PFCR
7:30PM Catholic Men’s Fellowship - MR1
WEDNESDAY - January 27
6:00PM PSR (Grs 1-5) -S/MPR/PC
7:00PM RCIA - CR
THURSDAY - January 28
10:00AM Shawl/Prayer Ministry - MR1
7:30PM Rosary - AnC
7:30PM Choir - C
FRIDAY - January 29
8:00AM Clean - C
10:30AM Rosary - AnC
11:30AM-7:00PM Eucharistic Adoration - AnC
7:00PM Benediction - AnC
SATURDAY - January 30
7:30AM Catholic Men’s Fellowship - MR1
10:00AM “Friends of Jesus” PSR - S
SVDP Collection
SUNDAY - January 31
1:00PM-3:00PM Preschool & Day School Open House
5:00PM Confirmation Session 7 - C
6:00PM Crossings PSR (Grs 6-8) - PC
6:15PM Good Shepherd (Level 1 & 3) -Atrium
6:15PM Good Shepherd (Level 2) -PFCR 1&2
6:15PM Good Shepherd (Level 4) - LLGR
7:45PM Night Prayer - C
SVDP Collection
Catholic Schools Week
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Important PSR dates and times …
PSR Grades 1-5:
Our next class is January 27th.
PSR Grades 6-8 Crossings:
Our next two classes are January 24th and 31st.
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February 6, 2016
Annual Souper Bowl:
All 6th through 8th grade students ar e gear ing up for our
annual Souper Bowl Fundraiser!
They are planning an amazing
event for February 6th, 57:30pm. Please join us for a delicious bowl of soup, and more importantly, support our
St. Gabriel Food Pantry. Tickets will be on sale starting
January 23rd in the Gathering Area after all Masses and
in the parish office thereafter.
~ Adults $10 Children (6-10) $5
- Free ~
Children 5 and under
For more information please contact Mary von Carlowitz
at 440-352-8282 or [email protected] or
Barb Schauer at [email protected].
Vacation Bible School 2016
June 20 - 24
9 am to 12:30 pm
Registration began January 15th - Earlier this year!
Preschool VBS: Age three (Age 4 by 9/30/2016)
to Pre-K
Grade School VBS - Entering Kindergarten
in 2016 to Current 4th Grade
$40.00 per Child
(Snack fee included)
$110.00 Family Maximum
Please don’t delay as this popular program
fills up every year!
Note: Student Volunteers needed! Current 5th Grade thru
High School. Register to Volunteer beginning February
22nd.
Adult Volunteers needed as well - please contact Allison
Capella 352-8282 or [email protected]
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Confirmation Candidates:
Our last session, “Chosen to Go Forth with The Spirit,”
will be on Sunday, January 31st, beginning with the 5:00
PM Mass and concluding at 7:45 PM. This session is for
both the candidate and parent(s). Following Mass, we
will remain in church for our session. This is the LAST
CALL for all paper wor k - St. Report, Information
Sheet, Sponsor Certificate, and fee. You can also drop
off your paperwork at the parish office.
Candidates should have a conference scheduled with
their team leader. Conferences are scheduled for February 1st, 2nd, or 7th. This final conference is for the candidate only and will take place in the parish offices of the
Church. Important information regarding Confirmation
will be distributed at the conference. If you need assistance, contact Karen Jubeck at 352-8282 or [email protected]
Young Adult Lenten Retreat …
Young adults in their twenties and thirties are invited to a
retreat, “Jesus, the Face of God’s Mercy” at Bethany Retreat Center in Chardon. The retreat begins Saturday, February 13th, at 9:00 am and runs until Sunday, February
14th, at noon. This event includes young adult witness
talks, time for quiet and for sharing, the Sacrament of
Reconciliation, and Sunday Mass. The cost is $40. Register at www.charisministsries.org. For more information,
contact Sr. Kate Hine, SND, [email protected] or 440-4766094.
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Friendly reminder:
Night Prayer continues thr ough Or dinar y
Time and the Lenten Season on Sunday evenings at 7:45pm.
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SGSG 50+ Single Seniors
SGSG 50+ Single Seniors will meet for lunch on Tuesday, February 2nd, at the Olive Garden on Mentor Ave.
at 1:00 pm..
“Save the Date”
“St. Patrick Dinner” sponsor ed by the St Gabriel Social Group will be held on Satur day, Mar ch 5th, at
6:30 pm in the Multi-Purpose Room of the school. More
details to follow in upcoming bulletins.
Adult Education Resource Center
at St. Noel
Do you need help with … GED (high school diploma)
preparation? … Reading skills? … Math skills? Let us
know what your learning needs are! We are here for you
Mondays and Thursdays, 6 to 8:00 pm, starting February
22nd. St. Noel Church, 35200 Chardon Rd., Willoughby
Hills. Call with your questions: 440-946-0887, or e-mail
[email protected].
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Calling all MEN (adults and teens)!
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Women’s Night Out …
Our next Women’s Night is Thursday, February 11th beginning at 6:30pm with dinner, followed by our program
entitled, “Sharing our W omanly W isdom: A Different
Kind of Almsgiving for Lent”. As we begin the Lenten
Season, this talk will center us on one of the hallmarks of
Lent. Our speaker is Alice Hinkel, Certified Lay Ecclesial Minister for the Diocese of Cleveland. For reservations, call the Parish Office (440) 352-8282 or go to our
website www.st-gabriel.org. Reservations must be made
by Monday, February 8th in order to have an accurate
food count. There is no cost, just a free will offering.
The Best Fish Fry in Town
begins February 12th!
Beginning February 12th and for 6 consecutive Fridays, come to the school to
enjoy this amazing All You Can Eat
Buffet from 5 pm to 7:30 pm.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
Be a part of the fun of the Fry! It takes over 130 volunteers each Friday to make this great community
event happen. Sign up to take a shift! See the parish
website for details
See you there!
Join us for a 1-day retreat: Lord, Teach Me to Pray!
Saturday, February 20th, from 8:00 am - 3:00 pm
Saint Mary Chardon
$10 suggested offering to cover lunch.
To register, contact Gary Burling at
gt2784 @roadrunner.com
Or call: 440-357-6899
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“Tetélestai” Cleveland Performing Arts Ministries’ musical passion play “Tetélestai”
will be presented at St. Mary
Church, 242 Nor th State
Street, Painesville, Ohio on
February 12, 13, and 14,
Tetélestai’s dramatic stage production and timeless music tell the story of Jesus’ trial, execution, and resurrection in a visual way that will leave a lasting impression.
This is a great way to enhance your Lenten journey and
to prepare for the Holy Days of the Easter season.
Performances will be at 8:00 pm on Friday and Saturday
and 2:00 pm Sunday. Doors will open approximately 1
hour before performance time. There is no charge, but
free-will offerings will be accepted. For more information, please visit www.livethepassion.org. Tetélestai is
a registered service mark of Tetélestai, Inc.
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Matthew Kelly–Dynamic Catholic Event
Upcoming Events to continue our
Jubilee celebration!
St. Gabriel will be hosting a Matthew Kelly Event,
“Ordinary Lives, Extraordinary Mission” on Saturday,
March 12, 2016 9:00am-1:30pm. The pr esenter is
Dr. John Wood, who works with Matthew Kelly, author of Rediscover Catholicism. This event is open to
all parishes in the area, so tickets are first come, first
serve. They are $20 and will be available for purchase
after all Masses next weekend. Read about the event
below:
Commemorative Tile painting
Sunday, February 14th,
during Donut Sunday in MPR
Founders Mass & Brunch
April 10, 2016
St. Gabriel at Lake County Captains
Game
Friday, May 20th, 7 pm
Jubilee Weekend
Friday, July 8th
Dinner Dance at Quail Hollow
Sunday, July 10th
Jubilee Mass 11:30
Business as usual is not going to cut it for the Catholic
Church. We need heroic Catholicism. We need saints!
The world doesn’t need another John Paul II or Mother
Teresa. The world needs you. Your ordinary life has an
extraordinary purpose. Rediscover your mission at the
Ordinary Lives, Extraordinary Mission event. Are you
ready to find meaning in your everyday ordinary life?
Dr. John R. Wood is a passionate speaker and author of
the bestselling book Ordinary Lives, Extraordinary
Mission: 5 Steps to Winning the War Within. Dr. Wood
works by day as a mobile eye doctor who travels to
over 40 different nursing homes and developmental
disability facilities to provide eye care through his
business Mobile Eyes, LLC, which he founded in
2007.
LITURGY CORNER
Liturgy is very important. Celebrating liturgy forms us as Catholic Christians. Its rituals, songs,
scriptures and prayers, along with how we move, all make a difference and prepare us to announce
the Gospel with our lives. The importance of liturgy is emphasized in all three readings we hear today in this Third Sunday of Ordinary Time. The First Reading describes liturgy as the Israelites relearn how to honor, hear, and live God’s law. They eat and drink to celebrate their return to temple and to religious
practice. Today, we gather in liturgy as the Body of Christ. In the Second Reading, Paul uses our own bodies to describe the importance of the Christian Community. One body part cannot act in isolation from the rest. Our unique
gifts as individuals help the entire Body live what we celebrate. Finally, in today’s Gospel, Jesus reads from Isaiah
during liturgy and invites us to identify his life and ministry as the time when God’s promised favor, freedom, justice
and mercy are fulfilled. So, indeed, the weekly Mass is not something to take lightly, but to be approached joyfully
and with reverence as we together as a community, be nourished through the Word and receive Jesus in the Eucharist. It identifies who we are.
Source: Living the Word: Scripture Reflections and Commentaries for Sundays and Holy Days, by Laurie Brink, O.P. and Paul A. Colloton,
O.S.F.S.
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Music Notes …
At the beginning of every weekend Mass as the gathering
hymn is announced we invite each other to recognize one
another as the body of Christ. This weekend's readings
focus on how we, today, are the body of Christ in the
world. The Gospel reading is profound. Jesus reads the
Scripture and proclaims it fulfilled. "We are many parts.
We are all one body. And the gifts we have we are given
to share." From "We are Many Parts."
There’s still time to join our
Divorce Recovery Support
group at St. Noel Church,
35200
Chardon
Road,
Willoughby Hills, Tuesday, January 26th from 7-9 PM
(we will conclude on March 8th). Sessions are designed
to offer direction, support, and the tools for coping with
this life-changing experience. For more information or to
register, please call Catholic Charities at 352-6191 or 1800-242-9755, or email [email protected] . There is
no charge for this program and all materials are provided.
Won’t you Hand on Some of your Time?
Saint Vincent DePaul
Consider joining the team
of volunteers
who help the needy
in our community
through the St. Vincent de Paul
organization
Fish Fry
Volunteer Today
for the
Best Fish Fry in Town!
“What you did for the least of my
brothers and sisters you did for me”
See the website
for dates and shifts.
.
Fr. Michael Wittman
Ozanam Center
St. Gabriel participates
once a month
in helping the needy through this
Social Outreach Program
which provides food and clothing
to those in need.
Adults and children over the age
of 13 are welcome.
Please sign up to help those
less fortunate receive
basic necessities.
Please sign up for one of our
upcoming assigned Saturdays –
from 9:30 to 1.
February 13
March 19
April 23
9:30 am - 1:00 pm
Call Allison in the parish office
Contact the Volunteer Coordinator, Allison Capella 352-8282 OR email
[email protected] to find out more!!
Hospitality Needs
If you would like to help
set up refreshments
for various activities
please contact Allison.
The following dates
have needs:
Sunday, 1/31
from 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Thursday, 2/11
from 5:30 pm to 7 pm
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READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
Acts 22:3-16 or 9:1-22; Ps 117:1bc, 2;
Mk 16:15-18
Tuesday:
2 Tm 1:1-18 or 9:1-22; Ps 24:7-10;
Mk 3:31-35
Wednesday: 2 Sm 7:4-17; Ps 89:4-5, 27-30;
Mk 4:1-20
Thursday:
2 Sm 7:18-19, 24-29; Ps 132:1-5,
11-14; Mk 4:21-25
Friday:
2 Sm 11:1-4a, 5-10a, 13-17;
Ps 51:3-7, 10-11; Mk 4:26-34
Saturday:
2 Sm 12:1-7a, 10-17; Ps 51:12-17;
Mk 4:35-41
Sunday:
Jer 1:4-5, 17-19; Ps 71:1-6, 15, 17;
1 Cor 12:31 — 13:13 [13:4-13]; Lk 4:21-30
St. Gabriel Community welcomes
Elizabeth Kathryn Angelo and
Edison Thomas Clark into our parish community.
Mosquito alert …
Normally mosquitoes are not a concern in the winter, but
this year they are making the news. The CDC has released
a Travel Alert Level 2, Practice Enhanced Precautions for
women who are pregnant or trying to become pregnant
regarding travel to 14 countries and territories in Latin
America and the Caribbean, including Puerto Rico, Mexico and Haiti. This alert is in response to an outbreak of
the Zika virus found in mosquitoes and transmitted
through their bites. In the average person, infection with
this virus results in symptoms of fever, rash, joint pain, or
conjunctivitis (red eyes) lasting about a week. But in
pregnant women, the virus has been linked to microcephaly (unusually small head and underdeveloped brain) of
their babies. There is not currently a proven direct relationship but the 2015 incidence of microcephaly in Brazil
increased by 10 times at the same time they are also experiencing an outbreak of the Zika virus. In efforts to be
cautious the CDC is recommending pregnant women not
travel to areas where the infection is spreading and if they
did that they be tested for the Zika virus and their babies
be monitored closely. Here’s to our health!
Pam Lewis, Parish Nurse
Please pray for the ill and hospitalized members of our Parish,
their families and caregivers. Pray for an end to abortion
and for the respect of all life.
Ken Grant
Marlene Waltman
Butch Andrews
Virginia Trivisonno
Vanessa Gromek & Baby
Jennifer Sanderson
Sandy Grisez
Rachel Gagliardo
Adrian Turc
Madison Goryance
Jackie Lipphardt
Christopher Routt
Dennis Watkins
William Trittlett
Doreen Moorman
John Nemec
Angela Walk
Mary Ann Rysek
Olivia Jones
Carolyn Takacs
Phil Vincello
Ray Poyar
Tennant Crofoot
Michael Lann
Milana Capel
Andrea Barbour
Ellie Callahan
Jamie Ryan
Angela Marconi
Diane Guffey
Kara Vis
Roberta Telfer
Marie Martin
Maureen Rawley
Brian Minotas
Tabatha Swetel
Matilda Boyd
William Tripplett
Nicole Sexton
Vicki Griggs
Kayla Hoover
Ken Udovic
Tony Mlack
Matthew DiPierro
Audrey Hurray
Barbara Merril
Pat Elia
Rosemary Moegling
Joshua MacDonald, Jr.
Barb Swaine
Flo Barron
Amy Megery
Linda Dean
Jennifer & Caroline
Diane Sutyak
Liliana Dzolic
John Misny
Robbie Hurley
Rush Williams, Jr.
Rita Kohankie
Mary Ann Conaway
Ruth Darling
Patricia Manno
Steve & Alice Baluch
Christine Klingbel
Katie Buza
Noah Gromek
Cathy Dye
Lisa Murray
Angie Simone
Ann & John Glenn
Jacob Surrell
Michael De Angelis
Jim Sorenson
Mary Ann Eppink
Charlie Bartzen-Plungas
George Roth
Thomas Neider
Kathy Kelly
Judy Manion
Dick Jones
Diana Ranels
Eddie Luther
Edward Rumy, Sr
Anna Kalp
Marc Latkovic
Sandy Healy
Marvin Maynard
Callie Bergoc
Joanna Siegel
John & Dorothy Kiliany
Kelsey Qualtero
Gloria Rogers
Nicholas Posatiere
Elizabeth Dostie
Steve Goodlive
Ashley Queisser
Peter Brandetsas
Earl Henninge
Kathy Sweeney
Nicole Turcolveri
Donald McCurry
Tammy Guinan
Tony Bolaney
Richard Kocevar
Jack Napier
Susan O’Leary-Hess
Mary Ann Kelly
Gladys Bukovec
Stephen Hurtack
Greg Schettler
Julie Looney
Betty Vitale
Lori Kovatch
Diane Anderson
Donna Hefner McClure
Sue Waite
Marge Centa
Tammy Edwards
Mitch Hill
Ana Plaz
Donna Lemmo
Diane Baechle
Maggie McCullough
Elaine Rozic
Terri Novak
Mary Demeter
Dean Ulsenheimer
Clara/Crist Hershberger
David Brodzinski
Jo Losecco
Katy Balogh
Gary Waite
Phyllis Henschel
Sherry Formolo
Betsy Greenwald
Gia Dadante
Laura Lucas
Mary Catherine Dostie
Evan Sines
Monica Alvarado
Chuck Gole
Barbara Watkins
Charles/Ruth Letanosky
Debra Horton
Darlene Kuhar
Debbie Kaut
Phillip Lasko
Laura Canney
Tony Stanic
Pauline Jaeger
Deborah A. Kerby
Matthew Concitis
Joseph Semple
Elizabeth Hershberger
Mark Mahoney
Robert & Dorothy Cook
Dale Brockway
Debbie Kreitner
Linda Couch
Margaret Connelly
Pauline Nowacki
Felicia Bubonic
Mary Royko
Larry McCleod
Eric Gotto
Lynn Stauffer
Sue Atkins
Stephanie Kurtz
Deborah Carrilo
Ardalee /Gerald Steiner
Lora Peterson
Rachel Kayza
Marissa Marchiano
Terry Pollard
Tyler Leigey
Kaitlyn Hammond
Please remember our elderly and homebound as well.
Please pray for those serving in the armed forces here and abroad including SPC Lauren Meyer, U.S. Army, P.O. Jeffrey Meyer, U.S. Navy, US
Army Spc. Sean McIntyre, Sr A Alexander Skorupski, USAF, Sr A Nathaniel Galecki, USAF, US Army, 2nd Lt. Patrick McDonnell, US Army,
Sgt. William McDonnell, USMC, Captain Steven Convery, US Army,
Major Sean Huss, USAF, Captain R. Andrew Iafelice, USMC, 2nd Lieutenant Nelson Liuzzo, Spc. Nicholas Lemmo, Colonel Paul A. Fortunato,
Jr., Colonel Linda Lawrence, M.D., Captain Michael Ficzner, and Captain Rebecca Gartner, US Army Jag Corp.
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Dr. Christopher Phillips • Dr. Brian Titus
Dr. Michael Rodriguez • Dr. William Koenig
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440-602-7300
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a related verse from the Old Testament. Ideal for Lent
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Openers • Full Service Repairs
(H) 440-639-2733 • (Cell) 440-339-9548
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CRILE ROAD HARDWARE
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