May 29, 2016 - St. Joseph Parish

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Saint Joseph Parish
5373 Main Street • Sylvania, Ohio 43560
Msgr. Dennis M. Metzger, Pastor
Rev. Charles Ritter,
Associate Pastor
Rev. Chris Hudgin, OSFS, Weekend Associate
Mrs. Joanne Denyer, Pastoral Associate
Deacon Robert Bodette
Deacon William Ulmer
Deacon Paul White
Deacon Anthony Pistilli
Mission Statement
“Aware of God’s constant
presence and nourished by prayer, the sacraments, the
word of God and the teaching of the Catholic Church,
St. Joseph Parish strives to be a community of disciples
reaching out in service to all.”
Parish Center Office – 419-885-5791
Fax: 419-882-5235
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: stjoesylvania.org
Office Manager – Mrs. Pam Schaaf Martin
Secretaries:
Mrs. Mary Betz
Mrs. LuAnn Tafelski
Mrs. Cheryl Koenig
Business & Finance Ministry – 419-885-5791
Business Manager – Mr. James Floyd, Sr.
Bookkeeper – Mrs. Vicki Rogers
Development Director – Mrs. Kim Koesters
Finance Council – Mr. James Floyd, Sr.
St. Joseph School – 419-882-6670
Preschool-Grade 8
Principal – Mrs. Sally Koppinger
Assistant Principal – Mrs. Carol Lindsley
Preschool Director – Mrs. Nancy Okuley
Music Ministry – 419-885-5791
Director of Music – Mrs. Merrilee Jaskulski
Parish Cantor – Mr. Paul Casmus
Con Brio and 5:00 p.m. Mass – Mr. Edward Gerrity
Health Ministry – 419-885-5791
Parish Nurse – Mrs. Laurie Neary, RN
Health Cabinet – Mrs. Amy Schnorberger 419-292-1553
Religious Education Ministry – 419-885-2181
Director – Mrs. Rachael Hunyor – Fax 419-885-8251
Administrative Assistant – Mrs. Debbie Lisk
Youth Ministry – 419-885-2181
Mass Schedule
Saturday: 4:30 p.m.
Sunday: 7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m.,
10:30 a.m., 12:00 p.m.
and 5:00 p.m.
Reconciliation
Saturday: 3:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Office Hours:
Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Weekend/Holy Day
Schedule
Please see Bulletin
Bulletin deadline: Wednesday 11:00 a.m. 11 days before publication date.
ST. JOSEPH PARISH
SYLVANIA, OHIO
St. Joseph School
Let Us Know
Have you moved recently? Have a different phone number?
Are you coming to church but not registered? Do you need
any special assistance to fully participate in Mass or other
activities? For any of the above, please call the Parish Center
at 419-885-5791 or email [email protected].
West & East Campus
419-882-6670
Fax: 419-885-1990
stjosephschoolsylvania.org
Mrs. Sally Koppinger, Principal
Mrs. Carol Lindsley, Assistant Principal
Mrs. Juli Snyder, Director of Marketing
Mrs. Patti Bell, Elementary School Secretary
Mrs. Shelley Perna, Middle School Secretary
Mrs. Elaine Dickendasher, Administrative Assistant
Mrs. Sheri Peterson, I.T. Director, Parish/School
Mrs. Therese Siebeneck,
Extended Day Director
419-882-8459
Mrs. Nancy Okuley, Preschool Director
419-882-9701
Mrs. Rita Hayes, PTO President
419-720-6289
Mr. Matt Britt, Advisory Council President
419-517-3484
Mrs. Carol Kurtz, Scrip Director
419-829-2802
Mrs. Sheila Fernandez, Scrip Director
419-824-5469
[email protected]
Ministries Activities and Contacts
Area Code (419)
Adult Formation/
Evangelization
Altar Servers
Athletic Director
Bereavement
Boy Scouts
Business Network Group
Comfort Blanket
CRHP
Cribbage
Cub Scouts
Deb’s Ministry of Prayer
and Hope
Divorced & Separated
Eucharistic Ministers
Eucharistic Adoration
Exercise Program
Family Center
Funeral Luncheon
Girl Scouts
Greeters
Helping Hands of St. Louis
Joseph’s Meals
Knights of Columbus
Lectors
Let Us Be Your Legs
Liturgy Committee
Neighbors Serving Neighbors
Our Children Remembered
RCIA
Respect Life
Senior Gathering
Sunday Nursery Sunday School
St. Vincent de Paul
Ushers
Vacation Bible School
Hearing Receiver Device
Joanne Denyer
Parish Office
Jeff Seemann
Ed Ruszkiewicz
Mike Lynn
Mike DelVerne
Laurie Neary
Joanne Denyer
Fr. Ritter
Matthew Harrison
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Mike Reiser
Joanne Denyer
Kate Regan
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Jim Floyd
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Annie Lawrence
Joanne Denyer
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Larry & Deb Gaster
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Joanne Denyer
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If you have a difficult time hearing at Mass, there
are now four personal receiver devices available
for your use. They are on the counter in the
Ushers’ Room in the back of church. If you need
help, please see an Usher before Mass to borrow one and return
it to the Ushers’ Room after Mass.
The Sacrament of Baptism
Baptismal Preparation sessions are held on the second Sunday
of each month for first-time parents. Baptisms are held the first,
second, third and fourth Sunday of each month, or by special
request at the 4:30 p.m. and 12:00 noon Masses. Baptisms are not
held during the Lenten season. Reservations for both must be made
at the Parish Center Office.
419-885-5791
The Sacrament of Marriage
All arrangements are to be made with the Parish Center Office
at least six months in advance. All must attend a Marriage
Preparation Course.
419-885-5791
The Sacrament of the Sick
Please contact the Parish Office regarding visitation by a Parish
Minister for Communion calls to the homebound, hospital
visitation or the Sacrament of the Sick.
419-885-5791
A “Special Welcome” to any guest
who may be visiting.
We are happy you are here to
celebrate with us.
Welcome to our Parish Community!
May your visit be blessed!
THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST
A Message from the Pastor…
Another successful Festirama is behind
us! On behalf of the entire parish, I
want to thank all who worked so hard –
not only last weekend, but in the weeks
and months leading up to Festirama.
It certainly warms the pastor’s heart
to see literally hundreds of people
working together at this event. I have always said that
for me the most important part of a Parish Festival is not
the money raised (although that is very welcomed and
important!), but the community-building that takes place
during the weekend. Old friendships are renewed and new
ones made, as people work side by side to make this such
a great event.
MAY 29, 2016
Lectors, Eucharistic Ministers,
Ushers and Greeters are needed for
Saturday and Sunday Masses –
Please consider becoming a Liturgical Minister for one of our
weekend Masses by serving as a Lector, Eucharistic Minister, or
Hospitality Minister (Usher or Greeter). Prior experience is not
necessary, and training will be provided at a time that will work
with your schedule.
Contact Joanne Denyer at 419-885-5791 or jdenyer@
stjoesylvania.org for information. We need Liturgical Ministers
for all Masses!
One man commented to me on how well organized
everything seemed to be, and I pointed out to him
that that doesn’t just happen. It is the result of months
of discussing and planning by the Chairman and the
outstanding Committee who drive Festirama.
The wristband and $5.00 admission fee for
nonparishioners on Friday and Saturday seemed to work
well in helping us to control the huge crowds on those
nights. It is a sad commentary on the state of our society
that such measures are necessary, but we want to make
everyone feel safe while they are here enjoying Festirama,
and I think that happened last weekend.
Annual Volunteer
Appreciation Cookout
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Monday, June 13
On this weekend, we specially remember all those who
gave their lives in service to our country while serving
in the armed forces. Please remember to say a prayer for
these heroes who have made our freedom possible. There
will be Mass here in church at 9:00 a.m. on Monday,
followed by the Sylvania Memorial Day Parade, which
will begin on our property heading north on Main Street.
I will not be here for the Mass and parade, as I am going
to Bethlehem after Masses here on Sunday morning.
All of my four sisters will be there (a rarity, as they live
further afield than we four brothers), so the brothers are
invading, as well.
Have a blessed week, our final week of school.
Msgr. Dennis Metzger
Thank you,
Bulletin Sponsors
Save the Date
Vespers at 6:00 p.m.,
in the church
6:45 p.m. – Cookout
E. Campus Family Center
Calling all adult parishioners (21 years of age and older) who
have shared their time and talent in the past year! Eucharistic
Ministers, Lectors, Ushers, Greeters, Choir, Outreach
Ministries and Festirama Volunteers, you know who you are!
Join us for an evening of prayer, food and fellowship.
R.S.V.P. to the Parish Center at 419-885-5791 or email Kim
Koesters at [email protected] by June 3.
Hope to see you there!
ST. JOSEPH PARISH
SYLVANIA, OHIO
Year of Mercy
Spiritual Work of Mercy – Instruct the Ignorant
To even mention this spiritual work of mercy can imply a pretentiousness – that we are in possession of
some truth that others lack. And often, this instruction is not welcomed information!
We can better understand this Work of Mercy by considering five keys to instructing the ignorant, if we
are to be effective in this work. First, we must recognize our own ignorance before the divine teacher.
This humility is both intellectual and moral – in order to educate another on divine truth, there should be
an even greater effort on our part to follow God’s laws. As Pope Paul VI declared in 1975, people listen
“more willingly to witnesses than to teachers.” None of us is morally perfect, but living by example and
being humble with our own shortcomings, allows us to be witnesses of love and faith.
Other considerations are method and motive. We are not called to chide and berate anyone because of
what we think they are lacking. Prudence has to dictate the way in which we approach instructing the
ignorant. Even St. Thomas Aquinas suggested that there may be times that we forego instruction if we
consider it probable that our intervention would make matters worse. Motive is an important factor – as
we must ask ourselves if we are trying to display our superior intelligence or exercise power over someone else. The purest motive is
the desire to proclaim the love of God with those we meet because we want them to share in that love with us.
The last key is that we may face rejection in our effort to instruct the ignorant. As Jesus said, “If they rejected me, they will reject you.”
In a world marred by sin and spiritual blindness, we should accept this likelihood with humility and hope – and not a spirit of despair.
So humility, morality, method, motive and hope are the keys to instructing the ignorant. We are called to be humble in our claims,
moral in our lives, charitable in our methods and motives, and hopeful – always trusting in God’s plan.
Corporal Work of Mercy – Clothe the Naked
Some ways of carrying out this Work of Mercy:
• Donate new or gently used clothes, winter coats, scarves, hats and other apparel to our Helping Hands of St. Louis Clothing Center
(contact Paul Cook at 419-691-0613).
• Donate cold-weather attire to HOPE Food Pantry in Mansfield (contact Rebecca Owens at 419-524-0733).
• Volunteer to work at a Clothing Drive or at a shelter, where clothing is distributed to those in need.
• Support the work of the St. Vincent de Paul Society.
• Participate in programs that provide towels and linens for hospitals in distressed areas.
Today and Beyond
An Ecumenical Bereavement Support Group
When we lose a loved one by death, we are wounded. Just as
a wound does, we need to heal from within, to express our
thoughts and feelings, even when they seem crazy. We need to
recognize that “crazy is normal.”
The group meets the second Tuesday of each month, from 6:308:00 p.m., at Christ the King Church, the Parish Center Meeting
Room. We welcome people from all walks of life. Contact St.
Joseph Representative, Ed Ruszkiewicz, with any questions at
419-882-1688.
5th Sunday Rosary
The Knights of Columbus
will begin saying the
Rosary after the 12:00 noon
Mass on the 5th Sunday.
The Rosary will be prayed on Sunday,
May 29 about 1:15 p.m., in the church. The
recitation of the Rosary is open to anyone and we encourage
you to join us.
Deb’s Ministry of Prayer and Hope
Start the summer with us! Gather for support, prayer and
hear about hope with Deb’s Ministry of Prayer and Hope,
the former St. Joseph-Deb Buchman Cancer Support and
Ecumenical Prayer Group.
We meet Thursday, June 2, at 6:00 p.m., in the East Campus
School Meeting Room 1. All family members, caregivers,
spouses and friends are welcome. We deal with all health
concerns.
Should you have any questions, please contact Sue Cutshall at
419-340-2025 or Clyde Duncan at 419-754-4195.
Thank you very much!
Care Notes
Care Notes help with whatever is going on in your life or
a loved one’s life – sickness, death of a loved one, aging, stress,
fitting prayer in your life, faith, marriage, etc.
Look in the rear vestibule for the wall-mounted rack of
CareNotes.
THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST
MAY 29, 2016
Uniform Exchange! The annual SJS School Uniform Exchange
will take place on June 1, from 8:00-10:00 a.m., and from 5:00-7:00 p.m.,
on the west campus.
Buddy Bench Dedication – On June 1, our new “Buddy Bench”
will be dedicated on the west campus playground in memory of Ms. Terrie Raymond, a former Teacher and Assistant Principal at
St. Joseph School. Ms. Raymond was an influential part of SJS for nearly 40 years! All who knew Terrie are welcome to attend the
ceremony at 9:00 a.m., in the parking lot behind the preschool.
Testimonial: “Our decision to enroll our children at St. Joseph School was based on a number of factors, one of the most
important being the high level of parent involvement both in and out of the classroom. As an educator, I knew the value of
parent involvement in a school’s success. As a mother, I knew how much more connected I feel to my children’s education and
development when I am able to witness it firsthand.”
SERVICE HOURS NEEDED?
Service Hours are available for High School
Students and/or Confirmation Candidates at
St. Joseph School. You will be asked to assist in unpacking
and delivering textbooks to classrooms. There is flexible
scheduling to offer you as much, or as little time, as you may
have to give. Help is needed:
June 8, 9, 10 – between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
June 13-17 – between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
June 20-24 – between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
August 1-5 – between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
August 8-12 – times to be determined depending
on needs.
You may also be asked to assist individual teachers if needed.
Please contact Mrs. Ann Sciarini at 419-882-6670, ext. 645 or
[email protected] to schedule your hours, or if you
have any questions. Please leave your phone number and/or
email address. From Rachael Hunyor –
Director of Youth Catechesis and Formation...
Attention, Students attending Academies
If you have a 6th, 7th or 8th Grade student attending one of the
Academies (St. Ursula, Notre Dame, St. Johns or St. Francis),
please contact the Office of Youth Catechesis and Formation
and register. We have a very short registration form simply
containing Student’s name, grade and email address for parents.
This is to ensure that we have this information and can not only
invite you to things being held in the Parish, but also so we can
help keep you informed regarding Confirmation. Please call us
at 419-885-2181 or find the registration form online at www.
stjoesylvania.org.
If you are planning on enrolling in the Sunday Evening I.C.E.
Classes, the deadline is August 16th.
Please find all registration forms online at www.stjoesylvania.
org.
St. Joseph
Parish Vacation
Bible School
July 11th
through
July 15th
Are you a Catholic homeschooling
family in the Toledo diocese?
Then please join us at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, June 7,
2016, at Queen of the Most Holy Rosary Cathedral in
Toledo for our 12th Annual Diocesan Homeschooling
Mass. The Most Reverend Daniel E. Thomas, D.D.,
S.T.L., Bishop of Toledo, will be celebrating our Mass. It’s a wonderful evening of prayer, fellowship, food and
fun! Please bring a finger-food dish to share for the
reception immediately following the Mass.
If you have a student who will be graduating 8th grade,
or a graduating high school senior, and would like your
graduate to participate in the ceremony after the Mass,
please email Lisa-Ann Brickner at [email protected] by
May 25th.
We can’t wait to see you there!!
Registration forms now
available online at stjoe
sylvania.org or at the doors of the church. Registration forms
are due by June 9, 2016. Mail or drop off to the Office of Youth
and Catechesis in the W. Campus
School or 5411 S. Main Street,
Sylvania, OH 43560, Attn:
Debbie Lisk. We are in the early
stages of planning and we need
your help!
Please call 419-885-2181 to
talk about ways that you can get
involved.
ST. JOSEPH PARISH
SYLVANIA, OHIO
From Joanne Denyer, Pastoral Associate...
Why is Mary so Important to Us?
Thank you to all of the Volunteers who
worked so effortlessly to make this
year’s Festirama a wonderful success.
We couldn’t do it without you!
You are very much appreciated!
Raffle Winners – Congratulations!
1st Prize – $2,500.00 CASH –
Mikell Lynne Hedley
2nd Prize – $500.00 Gas Card –
Donna Edwartoski
3rd Prize – Night on Sylvania –
Harold Hoffman
4th Prize – $250.00 Sautter’s Gift Certificate –
Linda Olczak
Msgr. Metzger’s Dinner Raffle –
Janice Arkebauer
Fifty/Fifty Unclaimed Tickets:
Friday, 7:00 p.m. Drawing –
Gray Ticket – #0139373
Saturday, Midnight Drawing –
Orange Ticket – #1996677
Sunday, 4:00 p.m. Drawing –
Pink Ticket – #2708993
Welcome, New Parishioners
Derek & Kerrie Fielding, Sloane & Greyson
Jared & Liesa Davis
Erik & Sarah Meiner & Elizabeth
Dave & Jackie Hoellrich
Larry & Bonnie Rozmus
Keli Lewicki, Braedyn & Tenley
Bud Klorer
Jim & Andrea House, Matt,
Madison, Quinn & Kendal
Chris Bernath
Kathy Wolf, Jaren & Erich
As Catholics, we have a special
reverence for the Blessed Mother. We
turn to her in prayer, in the Mass, in the
Rosary, and in Marian devotions. We
honor her with special feasts celebrating
the significant events in her life. We
place images of her in our churches and homes.
Mary: A Biblical Walk with the Blessed
Mother is a study that reveals Mary’s unique role in
God’s Kingdom and in our lives. Filmed on location in the
Holy Land, Mary: A Biblical Walk with the Blessed Mother
will place you in the midst of the powerful drama of her
earthly life, taking you through her joys...and her sorrows.
Join us for this study to be held on Thursday evenings,
which began May 26th, and continuing for eight
sessions. The study will run from 7:00-8:30 p.m., in the
East Campus Meeting Rooms. For more information or
to register, call Joanne Denyer at 419-885-5791 or email
[email protected].
The cost of the workbook is $20.00. Please register. Invite
a friend!
9th Annual
Baby Bottle Campaign
Change for Life
The members of the Respect Life Committee
distributed baby bottles again this year. The money collected will
be given to organizations that assist mothers and their children.
Return the filled bottle on Father’s Day weekend, June 18th
and 19th to the designated box in the back of church. If you
choose to return the bottle sooner, please deposit it in the
box in church or bring it to the Parish Center.
If you did not attend church at St. Joseph on Mother’s Day
weekend, you can still pick up a baby bottle in the Hospitality
Area in the back of church.
Whatever you can give to make a CHANGE in the lives of
mothers and their children will be very much appreciated.
If you have any questions, please call Laurie, Parish Nurse, at
419-885-5791.
Neighbors Serving Neighbors Collection –
May 28/29
The Neighbors Serving Neighbors monthly toiletry collection
will be collected this weekend.
Thank you for your generosity.
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177,000 meals to at-risk children in the Toledo/Lucas County
many touched within the Diocese of Toledo.
area and has now expanded into Wood County.
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a gift of $10.00 or $20.00 – your generous gifts make a big
A new cooperative effort this summer will be a mobile van that
Deb’s Ministry of Prayer & Hope
difference in our campaign.
will provide
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$98,500.00. One hundred percent of the funds raised over our parish
Meeting Room 1.
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goal will be rebated back to our parish. Our parish has currently
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419-885-5791;
Sue
Cutshall,
419-340-2025
or
Clyde
Duncan,
419-754-4195
with
any
questions.
generosity, we have exceeded our goal for the past four years.
If you would like additional information, please call the FLCC
Thank you for your extraordinary support.
Office at 419-720-1106.
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Annual Parish Day
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September 24, 2016
Watch future bulletins for details!
In Memoriam
SAVE THE DATE
For all St. Joseph Parishioners
Plan to attend the sixth annual Great Harvest,
an evening for women with food, fellowship, entertainment,
and an inspirational speaker. It will be held on Thursday
evening, November 10, 2016. Please contact Sharon Croci
at 419-843-9636 for more information or to reserve a
table.
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ST. JOSEPH PARISH
SYLVANIA, OHIO
Blest Art
will be visiting your parish on behalf of the
Christian families in Bethlehem, Palestine. Our mission is to
support those families in the Holy Land.
For centuries, the Christians in and around Bethlehem have
earned a living by carving religious olive wood art to sell to visiting pilgrims. Fewer pilgrims are journeying to the Holy Land today,
making it difficult for those Christians to support their families. As a result, there has been a dramatic rise in Christian emigration from
the Holy Land. Now, less than 1% of the population in the Holy Land is Christian.
When Blest Art visits your parish, we will have hand-carved nativity sets, statues, crosses, rosaries, and many other pieces of beautiful
olive wood art. We kindly invite you to visit our display and to consider purchasing a piece of art from the Holy Land. In doing so, you
will help support the many families who depend on this form or art for their living. Your purchase will make a difference in the lives of
many Christian families.
We gladly accept cash, checks, and all major credit cards. Please note that we do not ask for, nor do we accept, any donations.
Thank you in advance for your purchase when we come to visit.
Please visit our display at your parish, Saturday and Sunday, June 18th and June 19th, 2016, after each Mass.
If you will be out of town the weekend we visit your parish, please stop by our web site at www.BlestArt.org.
You can order beautiful carvings to be shipped to your home.
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Pulmonary & Critical Care Specialists
Brieschke’s Bakery
Pulmonary • Critical Care • Sleep Disorders
Louis A. Tartaglian M.D. Parishioner
1661 Holland Rd. • Maumee
DOWNTOWN SYLVANIA
Specializing in Cakes
for All Occasions
419-843-7800
882-2302
Parishioners
www.pccsionline.com
DENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATES
of Sylvania
Nanette Mick DDS
General Dentist • Parishioner
419.882.4510
James Savage, Owner
419-213-0371
Custom Homes • Additions • Remodeling
Over 25 years in business
Mainww
Office
5121 Whiteford
419-841-9838
www.directionscu.org
Previously Toledo Area
Community Credit Union
6755 West Central Ave.,
Toledo OH 43617
419-885-7665
SPAS & MORE
• DIMENSION ONETM SPAS - www.d1spas.com - “Spa Search” magazine Highest Rating
• Complete Line of Patio Furniture • Trained Spa and Chemical Specialists
www.mossingspas.com
Isobel T. O’Brien
Sylvania
419-882-0518
Parishioner
Banking among friends.
Attorney At Law
Quality Representation
Licensed in Ohio,
Michigan and Colorado
Funeral and Cremation Services
Joe Coyle
Director
Megan Coyle-Stamos
Director
1770 Reynolds Rd • Toledo, OH 43614
419-865-1295 • CoyleFuneralHome.com
Cell Phones for Soldiers
Help Our Troops Call Home, Donate your old cell phones
Drop off cell phones at Coyle Funeral Home and Cremation
Services between the hours of 9a and 5p, Monday-Friday.
After hour drop off box available at the main entrance.
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Jeff Traudt, Agent
State Farm Insurance
2828 W. Central Ave.,
Toledo, OH 43606
FUNERAL HOME
419-882-2033
(419) 473-3276
www.jefftraudt.com
BATANIAN
TREE SERVICE, INC.
882-7356
parishioner since 1983
Allan M. Poturalski
Wealth Management
Senior Vice President
Senior Portfolio Manager
Financial Planning Specialist
Morgan Stanley
MNI
Montgomery - Nichols Inc.
Chuck Westrick Agent
AUTO • HOME • LIFE • BUSINESS
Thormont Building, 6616 Monroe St., Sylvania, OH 43560-1960
419-882-0080 • 419-297-0967 (Cell)
[email protected] • www.montgomerynichols.com
ReNew Properties, L.L.C.
Remodel it or ReNew it, we can do it.
A Family Funeral Home
Affordable Quality Since 1989
Serving St. Joseph Families
6950 Memorial Highway
Ottawa Lake, MI 49267
for over 80 Years.
(734) 856-6300
475-6055
Parishioner
419-824-3456
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Outside Storage for
boats, campers, trailers

Business record storage
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Inside storage for every need
885-3505
5465 EntErprisE Blvd.
tolEdo, oH 43612
www.noroninC.Com
Kevin M. BOeke P.e. President
[email protected]
• 419.726.2677 • ceLL: 419.466.0374
HeAtinG • Air cOnditiOninG • reFriGerAtiOn
419-841-7298
8534 W. Central Ave., Sylvania
2426 N. Reynolds Rd., Toledo
OAKLEAF
VILLAGE
of TOLEDO
Independent Living | Assisted Living
Compliments of
Call Pat 9-5 Mon-Fri
SYLVANIA & WATERVILLE
Dan Kolinski
DJ Kolinski
Jennifer Kolinski-Borgstahl
www.hhfurniture.com
Dr. Marianna S. Baker, DDS
Complete Pest Control
Free termite Estimates from a bee in your house.
Heritage House
Furniture
Compliments of
Custom Remodeling: Kitchens – Bathrooms – Basements
Interior & Exterior Painting
General Maintenance – Plumbing & Electrical
5658 N. Main St., Ste 107, Sylvania
419-885-1991
John A. Wallace, BBB Member
Derrick Case,
Parishioner
Sponsored by the Sisters of St. Francis of Sylvania, Ohio
John K. Watkins, George A. Reeb
John K. Watkins II
Mi Lic# 7115389
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[email protected]
7311 Crossleigh Court
Toledo, OH 43617
Direct: 419-842-5353
Fax: 419-842-6565
Toll Free: 800-330-9699
5712 N. Main St.,
Sylvania, OH 43560
www.reebfuneralhome.com
Funeral & Cremation Service
a Franciscan living community
Rehabilitation | Skilled Nursing
4111 N. Holland-Sylvania Road, Toledo, Ohio
419.882.6582 • fccsylvania.org
OH Lic# 24876
YOUR PARTNER FOR LIFE
Jeff Batanian
Franciscan Care Center
GERALD R. KNIERIM, D.D.S.
KEVIN M. KNIERIM, D.M.D.
419.885.3934
GENERAL DENTISTRY
PARISHIONERS
1000 Regency
Ct.
473-2728
DIRECTORS:
THOMAS
I. WISNIEWSKI & DAVID J.
CZERNAK
4220 N. Holland Sylvania Rd.
SYLVANIA CHIROPRACTIC
419-531-4424
Drs. Steve and Gina Pierzchala
DIRECTORS: THOMAS I. WISNIEWSKI & DAVID J. CZERNIAK
Parishioners
for over
20 years
7135 W. Sylvania Ave., Bldg. 1-B
419-841-3273
sylvania.chiropractic@gmailcom
SYLVAN RIDGE
APARTMENTS
6613 Mapplewood Ave.
419-882-3525
5800 Sylvan Ridge Drive
8 Spacious 2-Bedroom Units
www.sylvaniaareafcu.com
Sylvania Area
Your Sylvania Community Credit Union
Federal Credit Union Where people are worth more than money.tm
Sylvania’s own community Credit Union
NO LEAK GUARANTEE
BEST AUTO GLASS
419-841-6636
www.be
stautoglassinstallers.com
AWARD WINNING CARPET *
UPHOLSTERY CARE SINCE 1940
Cleaning & Restoration
419-478-0581
• Carpet and Rug Cleaners • Upholstery Cleaning • Cleaning on-site and in-plant
• Custom and border rugs • Binding, serging, refringing • Tile and Grout Cleaning
• Complete flood and water damage restoration • Commercial or residential
www.strollrug.com • 5240 Lewis Ave. (Between Alexiz & Laskey)
Independent Living for
Adults 55 and over
MJM-4 Ltd. 419-450-1661
6600 Sylvania Avenue,
Suite 260 Sylvania, OH 43560
Sylv 2
78632-MM-3/17/16
Estate Planning & Probate
• Wills, trusts, health care directives
• Special plans for blended families Jennifer Antonini
Attorney at Law
and single parents
• Plans to avoid probate
• Medicaid spend down plans
Phone: 419-517-1102 • Fax: 419-517-1103
[email protected] • www.jja-law.com
5080 ALEXIS ROAD
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* Guaranteed Repairs
* 24/7 Claims Reporting
Auto Home Life Business
BERNIE HEINL, Parishioner
841-9036
SYLVANIA, OHIO 43560
(419)885-4601
ToledoHomesForYou.com
Michael J. Kastner, DDS
Restorative • Cosmetic • Implants
Call or E-mail to
Receive Quote
[email protected]
3231 Central Park West Dr., Ste. 201
Toledo, OH 43617
Central Group
Brad Crown
419-324-6677
Hall of Fame
For Claims Reporting Only Toll Free Dial 1-800-421-3535
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company and Affiliated Companies. Nationwide Life Insurance Company. Home Office: Columbus, OH 43215-2220. Nationwide,
the Nationwide Framemark, Life Comes At You FastTM and On Your SideTM are federally registered service marks of Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company.
Parishioners
2013 TBR PRESIDENT
Classic
Cafe
FRED OTT, INC.
Daily Specials
Breakfast Served Anytime
Soups & Salads • Homemade Pies
Sandwiches & Much More
Berkey, OH Parishioners
5 Minutes West of Sylvania
Open Daily: 7am-7:30 pm
Sat. & Sun. 7am-3pm
6742 Sylvania Ave., Sylvania
Family Owned & Operated Since 1920
Complete Line of
John Deere, Grasshopper
& Exmark Lawn &
Garden Products
419-829-3251
VZN Group, LLC
CPAs
A T T O R N E Y S
A T
L A W
419-471-0400
4041 W. Sylvania Ave., Suite 102
419-841-0087
www.sylvaniaautorestyling.com
5941 Goodhue Rd. 43615
ADVANCE
Staging Free
When You List With Me!
[email protected] Donna Pollex, asp
Direct Line: 419-725-1821
Exceptional Service
for Buyers & Sellers
Cell: 419-262-2904
STAFFING SOLUTIONS
Contact us today. Find people. Find service.
Find advice. Advance your business goals.
Mark & Stacey Bigelow, Parishioners
419-882-7646
www.advancestaffingsolutions.com
Sylvania, OH * Monroe, MI * Southgate, MI
Clare Armbruster Scot Hinshaw
7150 Granite Circle, Suite 203, Toledo, OH 43617
419.517.9090;www.nwklaw.com
Steven M. Weber, CPA, Member
419-885-8338
Certified Public Accountants • Strategic Business Advisors
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Mouse
Preschool
419.724.5580
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at the BCC
www.PhysioSource.com
www.weberobrien.com
John Iott
Doug & Michelle Koop, D.P.T.
Serving Since 1992
LES BREININGER, Parishioner
CHARLES NIEHAUS
PATTY WISE BRIAN KALAS
Scott Bieber, Parishioner
e-mail:
[email protected]
www.vzncpa.com
419-882-3465
419-882-5541
• Business & Corporate Transactions • Banks & Financial Institutions
• Securities & Private Equity
• Commercial Real Estate
• Contract Negotiations & Drafting
• Employment & Labor
fax: (419) 841-8045
John Monaghan
Parishioner
419.882.1886
5681 MAIN ST., SYLVANIA
Large Fabric Selection
Quality Workmanship
NIEHAUS
WISE & KALAS
(419) 841-7661
Physical Therapists • Parishioners
Mary Drees & Jennifer Demski, Owners
5580 Monroe Street
RVWSS.COM
419-882-2150
Sean E. Savage, ChFC
Professional Wealth Management*
419-725-7272
[email protected]
Caring for the
Sylvania
419.262.3175
Community
Central Group
Ken Hicks, CRS
Broker/Realtor
Phone: 734-856-8112 Fax: 734-856-6777
&
www.countrysideltd.com
KEVIN J. KENNEY
6711 Monroe St.
Building IV, Suite C
Sylvania, OH 43560
Associates
L.T.D.
Phone: 419-517-1300
Fax: 419-517-1301 Email: [email protected]
Business Organization and Planning • Commercial Litigation
Estate Planning/Probate • Wills • Trusts • Real Estate
*$500,000 minimum please
Securities & advisory services offered through Royal Alliance Associates, Inc., member FINRA/SIPC. Insurance
services offered through Savage & Associates, Inc. which is not affiliated with Royal Alliance Associates, Inc. or
registered as a broker dealer or investment advisor. SES Financial and Benefits Consulting is not affiliated with
Royal Alliance Associates, Inc. Branch address: 4427 Talmadge Rd., Toledo OH 43623.
Mike White,
Parishioner
[email protected]
“Parishioner over 35 years”
FINDAHOMEINTOLEDO.COM
ReMax Hall of Fame Life Member Million Dollar Club
Skilled Nursing &
Buckeye Caring
for Term
the Rehab
Shorter
Real Estate Sylvania Community
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promedica
419-843-2625
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heartlandnursing.com/promedica
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