G abriel - St. Gabriel Church

G abriel
October 24, 2015
My soul magnifies the Lord
And my spirit rejoices in God my Savior;
Because He has regarded the lowliness of
His handmaid;
For behold, henceforth all generations
shall call me blessed;
Because He who is mighty has done
great things for me,
and holy is His name;
And His mercy is from generation
to generation.
In this month of October, which is dedicated to the
Holy Rosary, let us consider this beautiful prayer as a
means for us to draw closer to Jesus and Mary by
meditating on the great mysteries of our salvation.
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,
Jesus asked, “What do you want me to do for you?” The
blind man replied to him, “Master, I want to see.” So, what
do you want the Lord to do for you? We have many needs
and many wants. It is OK to ask for them all, but in the end,
nothing is more valuable than being able to see - to see what
matters, to see what our real blessings are, to see the way
God sees. It is the most important thing that Jesus came to
teach people, and in the end, the most valuable lesson we can
learn. Definitely Jesus calls us to love, to love God and to
love one another. However, unless we see who God really is,
and who we are as people created in God’s image, although
altered by our humanity and flawed by our sinfulness, we
will never be able to love the way Jesus taught us.
This weekend we celebrate the sacrament of the Anointing of
the Sick at all our liturgies. Certainly we put our trust in
the healing power of the Lord, but we know that God works
through the faith, prayers and compassion of the community.
This is an opportunity for us to be reminded of how
important it is for us to continually pray for all the sick and
suffering of our parish. Look at the sick list in this bulletin,
and know that there are many, many more that we may never
even be aware of who need our prayers. I would ask you to
look over the sick list and if there is anyone who no longer
needs to be on the list to please call our office and let us
know. We will pray for people as long as they need us to, but
often people get better and are back to good health and we
never are aware of that. I read over the list every week and
pray for each and every person, as well as for the health and
wellbeing of our entire parish family. I encourage you to do
the same.
We also celebrate Priesthood Sunday this weekend, and pray
for an increased response to God’s call to serve the Church
as ordained, religious or lay ecclesial ministers. God knows
we need more dedicated servants who respond to the call to
serve. This coming Tuesday all the priests of the diocese will
be spending a very important day together with the bishop to
address the growing shortage of priests in our diocese, and
what that will mean for all of our parishes. We welcome a
seminarian, Cameron Popik, to our parish this weekend to
share a few thoughts about his response to God’s call. Please
pray for all those who are in formation for ministry and for
an increased response among all people to consider serving
the Church. Do not be reluctant to encourage someone you
notice who may show signs of a vocation. Many ministers in
the Church will acknowledge that the two main sources for
helping them to discern their vocation is their family and
their parish. Perhaps we should be asking God, “What do
you want me to do for you?”
We continue to respond to opportunities to reach out to the
poor and needy. For the next two weeks we will be
collecting coats, hats and gloves for the poor as the cold of
Winter approaches. Most of us have more than we really
need or even could use. Go through your closet and help
keep someone warm. Also, please remember to bring back
your blue bags for the Food Pantry. I am still amazed (and
annoyed) by the number of blue bags that are never returned.
Thank you to those who have been filling them and helping
us to keep our shelves stocked. These may seem like small
ways to reach out to those in need, but small things done
with love make a big difference.
It seems like we just started the month of October and we
are already looking at November next Sunday. Let me just
share with you a few things to keep in mind. First of all,
don’t forget to set your clocks back next weekend, and think
about a good way to use that extra hour we get at this time
of the year. Next Sunday we celebrate the feast of All Saints,
so it will be good to all be together for our Sunday liturgies.
Monday is the feast of All Souls, and we will celebrate our
annual Mass of Remembrance at 7:00 pm that evening. This
is always such a special and moving liturgy where we
remember all those who have gone before us, and by name,
all those whom we have had the privilege of celebrating
their passing into eternal life this past year. I strongly
encourage you to come and share in this very special Mass,
and to give us the names of your loved ones in our Book of
Remembrance or on the All Souls envelopes so that we can
pray for them throughout the month of November. Please
also remember the PTU Christmas Craft Boutique that will
take place in our school on Friday evening, November 6th,
and Saturday November 7th. I often hear from people who
go to many of these kinds of boutiques that ours is among
the best. Congratulations to our PTU and all those who
organize and volunteer at ours, and congratulations and
thank you to our over 100 great crafters. The big winners are
the children of our school who benefit from these proceeds.
And of course, before we jump into November, we need to
celebrate Halloween. We invite all our children and their
families to the rectory for a little trick-or-treat that Saturday
evening between 6 and 8 pm. It is always a pleasure to
welcome you to our home and spend a little time with you. It
is such a fun night.
Enjoy this last week of October. Make the most of God’s
wonderful gifts and continue to pray for the vision to see
how good our God is. Thank you for all the good that you
do. God bless you. Be at peace,
In God’s love,
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Thirtieth Sunday
In Ordinary Time
October 25, 2015
Weekly Schedule
MONDAY - October 26 Weekday
7:00AM Joseph A. Tamulewicz - Members of St. Gabriel
Parish Community
11:00AM Anne Wiegand - Family
TUESDAY - October 27 Weekday
7:00AM Jan Sidley - Mary & John Kurila
7:00PM Pelagia Kay - Family
WEDNESDAY - October 28 Saints Simon and Jude,
Apostles
7:00AM Ivan Franic - Wife & Family
8:05AM Ralph Godic - Mary Ellen Godic
THURSDAY - October 29 Weekday
7:00AM Marie Brodnick - Carol & Richard Gundelach
7:00PM Dolores Furlan - The Velotta Family
FRIDAY - October 30 Weekday
7:00AM Virginia Mazza - Family
11:00AM Deane J. Brown - The Brown Family
SATURDAY – October 31 Weekday
8:00AM Vocation Holy Hour
8:30AM Peggy Kostelnik - Family & Friends
2:30PM WEDDING: VonCarlowitz/Hager
5:00PM Susan Bonnett - The Krupka Family
SUNDAY – November 1 All Saints
7:30AM Dennis Spaulding - Mr. & Mrs. Morabito
9:30AM Patrick Ziegler - The Jubeck Family
11:30AM Julia D’Antonio - Martha & Sue Coyle
5:00PM For Our Parish Family
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 – October 26
11:30AM Rosary Cenacle - AnC
4:30PM-6:00PM Good Shepherd (Levels 1 & 2) - Atrium
6:15PM-8:00PM Good Shepherd (Level 3) - Atrium
6:30PM-8:30PM Confirmation Conferences
7:00PM Adult Bible Study - MR1
7:00PM Wellness Com Mtg - CR
7:00PM Worship Com - Conf Rm
7:00PM Athletic Advisory Board - PFCR
TUESDAY – October 27
4:30PM-6:00PM Good Shepherd (Level 2) - Atrium
6:15PM-8:00PM Good Shepherd (Level 4) - Atrium
7:30PM Catholic Men’s Fellowship - MR1
7:30PM Fr. Barron New Evangelization Series - CR
7:30PM SVDP Planning Mtg - Conf Rm
WEDNESDAY - October 28
6:00PM PSR (Grades 1-5) - MPR/S
7:00PM RCIA - CR
THURSDAY - October 29
6:30PM 50th Anniversary Mtg - Conf Rm
7:00PM “Coming Back Home” - CR
7:30PM Choir - C
7:30PM Rosary - AnC
FRIDAY - October 30
8:00AM Clean - C
10:30AM Rosary - AnC
11:30AM-7:00PM Eucharistic Adoration -AnC
7:00PM Benediction
YOUR GIFT TO THE PARISH
Last Sunday
Electronic Giving
Total Sunday Collection
Budget
Over/(Under)
Children’s Envelopes
$
$
$
$
Year To Date
1,494
23,610
29,800
(6,191)
Number
8
417,166
447,000
(29,834)
Amount
3.00
Children sharing their time, talent, and treasure:
Do my chores at home - Adam N.
Practice my keyboard - Ben N.
Took the garbage out - Nick N.
SATURDAY - October 31
8:00AM Catholic Men’s Fellowship - MR1
10:00AM “Friends of Jesus” PSR - S
Coat Collection Weekend
SUNDAY - November 1
8:55AM Rosary - C
9:30AM-10:30AM Sunday Preschool - S
6:00PM Crossings PSR (Grs 6-8) - PC
6:00PM Good Shepherd (Levels 1 & 3) - Atrium
6:00PM Good Shepherd (Level 2) - REO/PFCR
6:00PM Good Shepherd (Level-4) - LLGR
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Important PSR dates and times …
PSR Grades 1-5
Our last class for October is the 28th and classes for November are the 4th, 11th and 18th from 6-7:30 pm in the
School.
PSR Grades 6-8 Crossings
Our last class for October is this Sunday the 25th and
classes for November are the 1st, 8th, 15th and 22nd from 6
-7:30 pm in the Gym.
WE ARE ALL
WITNESSES!
Confirmation 2015-16
Confirmation Candidates: Session 4, “Chosen to use
the Gifts of the Spirit”, will take place on Sunday,
October 25th from 6:15-7:45 PM In the Multi-Purpose
room of the school. This session is for the candidates
only.
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Jingle Kingdom 2015: High School Students
are invited to join us on December 5th from 12:00 pm 4:15 pm for our eighth annual magical Christmas event
named Jingle Kingdom. Come lead a small group of
young children through an amazing obstacle course,
creative craft activities, a story with Mrs. Claus and most
importantly a visit with Santa. This counts for service
hours! To sign up please e-mail:
Mr. Paul Kelly [email protected] or
Mrs. von Carlowitz [email protected]
Please note—Jingle Kingdom participant registration is
now closed as all spots are full!
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CYO Wrestling …
The Diocese of Cleveland is sponsoring a multi-parish
CYO Wrestling Team for 5th through 8th grade boys. All
boys within the diocese are encouraged to register for the
upcoming 2015-2016 winter season. Wrestling practices
will be held 2 days a week in the evenings at the University School wrestling room on SOM Center Rd in Hunting Valley. All interested parents are requested to contact
either Coach Alex Massiello or Steve Cavolo via email at
[email protected]
or
scavolo
@dioceseofclevelandcyo.org. Online registration is available through http://ccdocle.org/program/cyo-wrestling Getting Ready for Halloween?
For all your candy, costume and decoration needs think GIFT CERTIFICATES!
At the Parish Office we carry Giant Eagle, Heinens’,
Malley’s, K Mart, Walmart, CVS, Drug Mart, Target,
Toys ‘R Us, Walgreens, Bed Bath & Beyond, Kohl’s
and Pat Catan’s!
Help yourself AND our parish by stopping here BEFORE
you shop!!!
Fresh Cut, hand tied Holiday Wreaths …
Boy Scout Troop 64 is taking orders for fresh cut, hand
tied holiday wreaths, center pieces, and tabletop trees
delivered by Fedex right to your doorstep. Please contact
Robin Nunes at 216-409-6648 or Pete Rado at 440-3581962 for more information. All proceeds will assist our
scouts in going to SeaBase High Adventure Camp.
St. Gabriel Christmas
Craft Boutique
St. Gabriel School
9935 Johnnycake Ridge Road
Concord, Ohio
Friday, Nov 6
6-9pm
Saturday, Nov 7
9am-3pm
Come and experience the high quality of
craftsmanship of over 100 inspired artisans!
Get a head start on Christmas shopping with
unique, one of a kind gifts !
Admission, $3.00 for 13 and older.
For more information, contact Karen Zylak at
[email protected]
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St. Gabriel BOK
Grenada Mission Trip
Registration for the
2016 Mission Trip
to Grenada
(June 18th - 25th, 2016)
is now open.
Contact Fr. Ed or Mary VonCarlowitz
for registration packet or for
more information.
All teens currently in 9th grade
and up are eligible.
Limited number of spots so
register soon!
Food Pantry Blue Bags …
Please remember to return your St. Gabriel
Food Pantry Blue Bags with nonperishable
food donations to the Food Pantry Monday
through Friday from 10 am to 1 pm or in the grocery cart
by the parish office. Suggested items include: canned
corn, canned fruit, hamburger helper, Dinty Moore stews,
vegetable or beef soups, dried soups, box potatoes/
stuffing, cereal, pancake syrup, spaghetti sauce & white
pasta, white rice and any baking products.
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One Day Women’s Renewal
November 7
Who: YOU ar e cor dially invited to join us!
What: One Day Women’s Renewal is a special
opportunity to gather with women in fellowship.
Where: St. J ohn Vianney Par ish - Fr. Kline Social Hall
When: Satur day, November 7th
8:30 am (Arrival time 8:00am) to 3:30 pm
(A continental breakfast, lunch, and snacks are provided.)
There is a $30 fee to help cover costs.
Make checks payable to St. John Vianney
and mail to:
Sue Lagoni 53 Pinehurst Blvd. Eastlake, OH 44095
Inquiries: Sue at 440-319-1137 or Barb 440-255-0356
Reservation deadline is October 30th
Blood Drive
St. Gabriel Church
Community Room
October 29: Can Mass make my life meaningful?
November 5: The Chur ch and Me?
Sunday, October 25
7:30 AM to 1:00 PM
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Beginning Monday,
November 2nd, there will be a
change in the weekday Parish
Office Hours.
We will be open Monday
through Thursday from 8:30 AM to 8:00 PM instead of
9:00 PM. The weekend hours will remain the same.
BLUE MASS
Please mark your calendars and plan to
join us on Thursday, November 12th at
7:00pm for our Blue Mass as we
pray in thanksgiving for all our
military, police officers, sheriff’s deputies, firefighters and other first responders. If you know
of any of these important men and women serving us,
please invite them to come. They do not need to be
members of St. Gabriel.
SGSG 50+ Single Senior
Friendship Club
SGSG 50+ Single Seniors Friendship Club will dine at
T.G.I.F. Fridays on Route 306 in Mentor on Tuesday,
November 3rd, at 1:00 PM.
St. Gabriel Closet
Winter Coat Collection
St. Gabriel Closet will begin collecting for all ages
gently used or new winter coats, hats, scarves,
mittens, boots and laundry detergent only for our
fellow neighbors in need. All donations stay in our
community. Thank you for your generosity.
Collections: Church Gathering Area
before and after each Mass
Saturday-Sunday
October 31st-November 1st
& November 7th-8th
(Please do not put coats in the St. Pauly Shed.)
“Father, not my will,
but yours be done…”
The meaning behind my chalice
Happy Priesthood Sunday!
On this day we celebrate Priesthood and its Eucharistic
ministry of joy, celebration, forgiveness and mercy, I
thought that it would be fitting to explain to all of you
about a great piece of art that ties into the heart of my
ministry. This piece of art is my chalice. It seems that over
the months I have been here, many people have asked me
about my chalice and the meaning behind it!
One exciting part of entering into ministry once one is
called to the priesthood is choosing a chalice to use when
celebrating Eucharist. The chalice I chose was not manufactured in a factory, it was not picked out from a catalog,
nor was it used before by anyone. This chalice was hand
made by my cousin by hammering silver and by using the
art of mokume gane to form the stem of the chalice. The
chalice itself takes the form of an olive tree, with the
wrapping tree branches and gold leaf around the cup of the
chalice. But why the olive tree design? It all ‘stems’ from a
prayer experience I had on a 30-day silent Ignatian retreat
last summer.
I was praying with Christ at the Garden of Gethsemane. In
the midst of the garden, Christ asked that the cup be taken
from him. In imagining the scene, in the midst of his uncertainty and fear, I saw Jesus grasp on to the olive tree and
pray that beautiful prayer of surrender that “Father, not my
will, but yours be done.”
Every time I celebrate Mass and grab a hold of the olive
tree chalice, I hope to be called back to Christ’s beautiful
prayer of surrender and trust that he made in the midst of
Gethsemane and live out what he prayed, that not my will,
but God’s will be done in my life.
So as you see me grab a hold of the chalice at every
Eucharistic celebration, pray that I can continue to
surrender to God’s will and allow God’s will to enter into
this community in a new way, each and every day of our
lives.
All I can say is that I have been filled with great joy and
thanksgiving as I have been blessed to enter into this life of
surrender, this privileged life of priesthood! And if that
wasn’t enough, the icing on the cake is that I get to enter
into priestly ministry here at St. Gabriel! Thanks be to
God!
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RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation
of Adults)
Founders Celebration!
All those who were in our St. Gabriel
family during the first five years
We are in the Inquiry Period or our RCIA Process, so it is
not too late to join us if you are thinking about exploring
the Catholic faith. If you have never been baptized, been
baptized in another Christian tradition, or perhaps you are
baptized Catholic but have never been confirmed or received Eucharist, we’d love to talk with you! Please contact Maureen Dowd at 352-8282 or
[email protected].
1966-1971
are invited to a
Founders Day Event
April 10, 2016
Does this include you, or do you know
of folks who we can invite?
Please contact the parish office.
LITURGY CORNER
During the month of November, the Catholic Church remembers in a special way the Faithful
Departed. Confident that they now share the fullness of the resurrection in heaven, we lovingly
remember their lives and continue to be embraced by their love. On Monday, November 2 at
7:00pm, we will celebr ate the Feast of the Commemor ation of All the Faithful Depar ted
(All Souls). We r emember in a special way all those who died fr om St. Gabr iel Par ish
over the past year in this touching All Souls Mass of Remembrance. This is a very beautiful liturgy and one in
which we invite the whole parish community to come and pray and support all of those who have lost a loved one in
this past year. As Catholic Christians, Jesus calls us to console those who mourn.
We also invite you to write the names of your deceased loved ones in the Memorial Book that will be in the
Gathering Area throughout the month of November. Your loved ones will be prayed for throughout the month of
November.
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Music Notes …
Adult Faith
"Master, I want to see." This is the blind man's answer to
Jesus in this weekend's Gospel. Today Jesus still asks
what we want of Him. Our "blindness" may keep us from
seeing the needs of others. It may keep our hearts blind to
loving even when it's difficult to love. Our blindness
might even keep our hands from serving each other. Let's
keep our prayer one of opening our eyes to seeing as Jesus sees. "Open my eyes Lord. Help me to see your face."
From "Open My Eyes."
Formation Series
Tuesday
October 27
at 7:30 PM
Join us and ignite
your faith!
Bishop Robert Barron’s New Evangelization DVD Series
Won’t you Hand on Some of your Time?
St. Gabriel
Hot Meal Program
Assistance is needed
Tuesdays to prepare and serve
hot meals
in Painesville.
Hospitality Team
Members Needed
Playgroup
Volunteers needed
to set up food
and beverages
for various events
for the parish.
Are you interested
in attending a
weekly playgroup?
Parents and young children
can get together
for socializing and playing.
It’s a good way to meet
new people
and provide an activity
during the winter months.
Oct 20th 6:30 to 7:30
Oct 22nd 6:30 to 7:30
Oct 27th 6:30 to 7:30
Oct 29th 6:30 to 7:30
Please contact Allison
in the parish office
if interested in learning more!
Call Allison
at the parish office.
Toys are provided.
Please contact Allison
in the parish office
if you are interested
in this group.
Thank YOU!
Contact the Volunteer Coordinator, Allison Capella 352-8282 OR email
[email protected] to find out more!!
St. Philomena
Please sign up to help at this
important Outreach Center.
Adults and
children over 12
welcome
Saturday
October 31
9:30 to 1:30
Please call Allison
to add your name
to the volunteer list
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READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
Rom 8:12-17; Ps 68:2, 4, 6-7ab, 2021; Lk 13:10-17
Tuesday:
Rom 8:18-25; Ps 126:1b-6;
Lk 13:18-21
Wednesday:
Eph 2:19-22; Ps 19:2-5; Lk 6:12-16
Thursday:
Rom 8:31b-39; Ps 109:21-22, 26-27,
30-31;Lk 13:31-35
Friday:
Rom 9:1-5; Ps 147:12-15, 19-20;
Lk 14:1-6
Saturday:
Rom 11:1-2a, 11-12, 25-29; Ps 94:12
-13a, 14-15, 17-18; Lk 14:1, 7-11
Sunday:
Rv 7:2-4, 9-14; Ps 24:1-6; 1 Jn 3:1-3;
Mt 5:1-12a
St. Gabriel Community welcomes
Ariana Marie Farinacci and Paige
Elizabeth Abbott into our par ish
community
BANNS OF MATRIMONY
III. Tucker VonCarlowitz & Genevieve Hager
Teal Pumpkins …
When we think of the traditional Halloween pumpkin it is
grinning and orange, but there is a new movement to display a symbolic teal pumpkin for Halloween. The Food
Allergy Research & Education (FARE) organization is
encouraging displaying their teal pumpkin to indicate
households that will be offering nonfood items to trick-ortreaters with food allergies. An estimated 6 million
children have food allergies in the US. Halloween treats
frequently contain ingredients that cause allergic reactions
such as peanuts, tree nuts, milk and egg. Ideas for nonfood treats include glow sticks, bouncy balls, pencils,
erasers, stickers, mini Slinkies and more. The TEA L
PUMPKIN PROJECT and the Teal Pumpkin Image are
trademarks of Food Allergy Research & Education
(FARE). For more information and ideas visit their website www.foodallergy.org/teal-pumpkin-project
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.
Jack McGreal
Theresa Grabinski
Angelo DeLuca
Christopher Routt
Dennis Watkins
William Trittlett
Doreen Moorman
Dennis Brickman, Sr.
John Nemec
Angela Walk
Mary Ann Rysek
Olivia Jones
Carolyn Takacs
Phil Vincello
Ray Poyar
John Siemen
Tennant Crofoot
Agnes Frankenberry
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
Joseph Kuhar
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.
Sophia Pecjak
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
Lynda Williams
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
Bryan Henn
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
Judy Kachenko
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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