THIS WEEK AT SAINT PASCHAL BAYLON MASS AND MEETING SCHEDULE

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1 THIS WEEK AT SAINT PASCHAL BAYLON MASS AND MEETING SCHEDULE Monday, July 16, 2018, Weekday Is 1:10-17; Ps 50:8-9, 16-17, 21, 23; Mt 10:34-11:1 9:00 a.m. MASS: +Joe Colantonio 11:30 a.m. MASS: Jean and Philip Cavallo (St. Ann Shrine) 12:15 p.m. MASS: Sam Mondello 6:30 p.m. Credit Union Meeting, Arkins Conference Room Tuesday, July 17, 2018, Weekday Is 7:1-9; Ps 48:2-8; Mt 11: :00 a.m. MASS: Tom`as Luna (Birthday) 11:30 a.m. MASS: (St. Ann Shrine) 12:15 p.m. MASS: +Mary Glowacki Wednesday, July 18, 2018, Is 10:5-7, 13-16; Ps 94:5-10, 14-15; Mt 11: :00 a.m. MASS: + Dick Filion 11:30 a.m. MASS: (St. Ann Shrine) 12:15 p.m. MASS: + Leonard R. Dybzinski Thursday, July 19, 2018, Weekday Is 26:7-9, 12, 16-19; Ps 102:13-21; Mt 11: :00 a.m. MASS: + Rosanne Balchick 11:30 a.m. MASS: (St. Ann Shrine) 6:00 p.m. Prayer Shawl, Parlor Friday, July 20, 2018, Weekday Is 38:1-6, 21-22, 7-8; Is 38:10-12, 16; Mt 12:1-8 9:00 a.m. MASS: George Ghazoul (Prayers) 11:30 a.m. MASS: Frank J. Fleckenstein (St. Ann Shrine) Saturday, July 21, 2018, Weekday Mi 2:1-5; Ps 10:1-4, 7-8, 14; Mt 12: :00 a.m. MASS: John Barno 4:30 p.m. MASS: + William Rowane (Anniversary of death) Sunday, July 22, 2018, SIXTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Jer 23:1-6; Ps 23:1-6; Eph 2:13-18; Mk 6: :00 a.m. MASS: + Yolanda Kane 10:00 a.m. MASS: + Jack and Jason Turcotte 12:00 a.m. MASS: Ted Tonti 7:00 p.m. MASS: + Khoa Nguyen KEY FOR MASS INTENTIONS + - Indicates the person is deceased (please let us know when you arrive) (Anniversary) - indicates the anniversary date of marriage, death, ordination (Birthday) - indicates the person s birthday/date we are remembering at Mass We give thanks to God for our many blessings; the Blessed Sacrament Community thanks you in advance for offering a Mass, a gift to the priests to support them in their ministry from your many blessings. A Mass intention is a great way to remember someone, living or deceased, to celebrate many different occasions, beginning with the source & summit of our life, the Eucharist!

2 If you have requested the Mass, we invite you to sit in the pew by the credence (gift) table and process forward with the bread and wine to begin the Liturgy of the Eucharist. Sitting at the gift table in the narthex is the cue for the ushers and presiders that you are willing to offer the gifts of bread & wine on behalf of the community. LOW-GLUTEN HOSTS & HEARING DEVICES These are available for your assistance during Mass. See the communion ministers in the sacristy for a special host to be used during Communion. See the musicians for the hearing devices to support your active listening during the Mass. SAVE THE DATES ANOINTING OF THE SICK: 1 st Sunday of Each month, after the 8:00 a.m. or any time before surgery at a Sunday or weekday Mass. Also, if you or someone you love is changing from their health care, let s say moving into a nursing home, rehab or hospice; please do not hesitate to call the parish office and request for an anointing and celebration of this special sacrament of grace. HIGHLAND HEIGHTS COMMUNITY DAY: Saturday, July 21: We are a regular sponsor see our table, Helping Hands Van and say hello to our Welcome Committee. Wear your Paschal Pride Green Knight wear to show off our parish s presence in HH. Green & Gold Proud! SAINT ANN TRIDUUM: July 24 26, 7:00 p.m. each night with Fr. Roger Bourgeois, SSS as the special preacher this year. o Tuesday is the blessing of children o Wednesday is the anointing of the sick o Thursday is the special procession with the Blessed Sacrament after communion EYMARD TRIDUUM: July 31 August 2, 7:00 p.m. each night with Br. Michael Perez, SSS as the special preacher this year. o Tuesday is the novena with Saint Peter Julian Eymard o Wednesday is Taizé Prayer o Thursday is a special Mass There will also be a special Mass Thursday, August 2 nd at 11:00 a.m. at Regina Health Center in Richfield. You are welcome to attend! CEDAR POINT DAY TRIP: Tuesday, August 7 Contact Evamarie in the parish office for details. SPB TRAVELERS: Wednesday, August 8 Going to Kent for fashion and Canton for the First Ladies Museum. Also enjoy a great meal together. Contact Mary Jane mjginger@live.com or the parish office to sign up. Enjoy a Father Lane touring day with historical facts and fun of NE Ohio! SSS ANNUAL CEMETERY MASS: Monday, August 13, 10:30 a.m. Each year, our religious community celebrates Mass at the altar of their fellow religious who have gone before us in faith at All Souls Cemetery in Chardon. You are welcome to join in this year s celebration. There is no 11:30 a.m. or 12:15 p.m. Mass here at Saint Ann Shrine or SPB

3 PARISH PICNIC: Sunday, August 19, 12 Noon Mass Highland Heights Park (weather permitting) o Hamburgers provided by the Knights of Columbus (They are even donating the burgers this year to us THANK YOU KoC!) o Ice Cream social provided by the Welcome Committee o Children s games provided by the Youth Group CLOWN/HELPING HANDS MINISTRY As the summer heats up, we are so blessed to have fans and air conditioning to make us more comfortable. Who doesn t enjoy an ice cream cone or popsicle on a hot day? The homeless are not so fortunate. The summer weather brings special challenges to the homeless and those in need. For example, on sultry summer days when the temperature is climbing high and there is no escape from the heat, there is a risk of hyperthermia or heat stroke. Unfortunately, many of those on the street suffer from different mental challenges. The heat can affect the way that various medications react with the human body. Staying hydrated during the heat is difficult for those on the street. Dehydration during the summer is actually a bigger cause of death than exposure to the cold in the winter. The homeless are often on their feet all day long, that can lead to foot problems, which can be avoided by wearing dry shoes and socks. Of course, the mosquitoes, flies and other nuisance insects can cause some health issues. So, what can we do? Number 1, please continue to pray for our sisters and brothers who are homeless and/or in need. Donations of any kind are always appreciated. In the summer, canned food, water bottles, t-shirts (especially sizes large and extra-large), summer hats and visors, socks, sunscreen, bug spray, and flashlights are greatly needed. With your support, our Helping Hands Ministry is always there to serve those in need. Many, many thanks for helping to reach out to God s less fortunate. GOD IS GOOD ALL THE TIME. ALL THE TIME GOD IS GOOD. ENDOWMENT FUND We appreciate the many who continue to invest in our award-winning school, insuring a strong endowment fund for the future of the school. Each year, whether we have a profit or not, we use $60,000 of the funds to support the operating costs of the school. We are grateful to the following that have showed their support this year: Mary Jane Iacco Marianne Balluh Joseph and Kathleen Sichko Mary and Richard Dilisi Edward B. Niles Jerry and Kathy Kazimir Louisa Hennessey Ed Noar Larry and Judy Strah Nicholas and Ruth Pellecchia Lawrence and Barbara Mlynek Richard and Suzanne Favazzo

4 YOUTH MINISTRY "For God did not give us a spirit of cowardice but rather of power and love and self-control. So do not be ashamed of your testimony to our Lord, nor of me, a prisoner for his sake; but bear your share of hardship for the gospel with the strength that comes from God." -2 Timothy 2:7-8 Words cannot express my gratitude for this parish family! Bible Camp 2018 was a HUGE success. The children had a blast, made many awesome crafts, learned incredible songs, and hopefully grew in their relationship with our Lord. Special thank you to Tania McGinnis, Michelle Kitko, Katie Klick, Jody D Astolfo, Lori Iacovetta, Chris Hart, Chris Martinson, Katie Babic, Colleen Grossner, Vince Costanzo, Jon Detzel, Ally Panzero, Emerson Bowles, all the mom volunteers, 60 teen helpers, and 120 campers who made this camp as amazing as it was! Special thanks to Deacon Joe and Helping Hands who provided our camp families with a great lunch! Thank you for your prayers for the ten of us who went to Steubenville s Youth Conference a few weekends ago! We had an incredible experience. Thank you for your love and support! We also had over 80 people at our annual private pool party! We truly are blessed here at SPB! Mark your calendars for our upcoming July and August Events... CCYC Fanning the Flame Bonfire ~ Wednesday, July 18th - High School Students Only-Details coming soon! Teens Encounter Christ Retreat ~ July 13-15th Only for those who are entering 11th grade and beyond! See TEC Application for details. Youth Group will pay for you to attend! Service Hours Opportunity ~ Villa Serena: Saturday, July 28th 11:15 a.m. - 1:15 p.m.* RSVP required! Meet in the horseshoe driveway at 11:15 a.m. Serve and meet the residents of Villa Serena St. Peter Julian Eymard Triduum July 31st - August 2nd Details coming soon! The FEST - Sunday, August 5th Join us for a day of music, fun, and fellowship! RSVP ASAP and you will receive our Youth Group t- shirt Cedar Point - Tuesday, August 7th Space is limited so RSVP as soon as possible All forms and permission slips are found in the Narthex or online! PLEASE PRAY FOR THE FOLLOWING DECEASED PARISHIONERS: Kevin Cramer, Marilyn Corrigan, Angela L. Ciofani, Richard Michael Fegatelli, Glenn Noble, Edward Colabuno, Barbara Voll

5 FROM THE PASTOR S PERSPECTIVE 15 th Sunday in Ordinary Time: If I were a betting man, I would play the number 15 today! Yet, our Gospel and scripture readings are not about ourselves, but caring for others and being on mission to fulfill the works of the LORD. In Mark s Gospel, Jesus simply calls forth The Twelve and commands them to be clear and unencumbered on the journey. Don t we sometimes get mixed up and worried over nothing? We are still called today to bring peace, comfort, heal and cure. We can do this! Christ is there leading us onward! Part-time Weekend Maintenance: We are still looking for someone 18 or older to put in 10 hours over the weekend to assist with our many set ups, clean ups and more that occur at our busy parish. Please contact our Maintenance Supervisor, Jon, to apply: jondetzel@yahoo.com Revised Name for a Parish Ministry: Julie Parrotta and Angie Perrine have led our MOMS Group over the years. We are grateful to our new team of leaders, Katie Babic and Emily Orlando who continue to organize wonderful activities for our young ones and parents. To better reflect this reality, the leaders proposed a name change and the Pastoral Staff and Pastoral Council, following the protocol of the parish approved the new name change: SPB Young Families Group ministry. This will also better serve our pastoral plan. In Touch With Daily Parish Activities: I m so thankful to most of our parishioners who keep faithful to know what is going on in the parish by faithfully reading the bulletin every week and always mailing in envelopes! For those who want another type of info, like us on Facebook or sign up for Twitter and see our almost daily pictures and highlights of our parish s life. Spring Fling X: The last Sunday of June bulletin had the financial report sharing the news of the great success of Spring Fling 9. We are already to starting to plan for 2019 with the hope for elephant ears/fried dough, hamburgers and hot dogs returning. Want to help organize these very time consuming opportunities? Join with me in flipping burgers! Sign up through our chair, Bob Mastrangelo: bgmastrangelo@gmail.com Evangelization Committee: I had a few folks express an interest in being part of an Evangelization Committee. In the fall, we will look more into organizing something. In the meantime, talking about the parish with others, inviting others to join you here, or bringing folks, seeing our new signage, being on social media or sharing our bulletins with others are the great ways we DO evangelize. Keep on sharing the great news of our parish and we will continue to grow our parish by your nice, kind ways of encouraging others to join in the parish s life and be the church. Liturgy of the Hours: Morning Prayer: Part of our pastoral plan was to have some liturgical catechesis from time to time. Today and next week, I d

6 like to share a little bit about the prayer of the church, the Liturgy of the Hours. After the Second Vatican Council ( ) [V2], the church totally revived the liturgy and called for more active participation from the laity. The second most important style or type of ritual prayer (after the Eucharist or Mass) had always been the Divine Office but now after V2 called the Liturgy of the Hours. These liturgies highlight the times of the day that our sacred. Jesus, being a good Jew, would participate in praying and praising God. And we Christians would keep that model of living, with the two hinges of the day, namely Morning and Evening Prayer, being the times when the community would gather together to pray. Here s the outline of the structure for Morning Prayer: Invitatory (getting us into the prayers, recalling scripture and here with a religious community, sharing a bit of our necrology, our Rule of Life and calling about the saints to guide our day) Hymn Psalms & Canticle (two psalms are proclaimed, in choir style, that is reciting or singing on two sides of the chapel. Again, because Jesus proclaimed the psalms, we continue this tradition today, with the psalms reminding us of the joy of a new day) Reading from the Word of God Responsory (a chance for us to respond to God s word) Canticle of Zechariah (from the praise of Zechariah when his mouth was freed to speak again and share the glory of the new day that is rising, as we, like John the Baptist, proclaim and witness to Christ Intercessions (some are prepared, and we add our own for the needs of our world and family) The LORD s Prayer Closing Prayer Dismissal This prayer lasts about minutes; and why is it important? Liturgical prayer is an important rhythm in our life for worshiping God, for acknowledging our needs and starting our day with a pledge and witness to faithfully serve God. As I ve said too many, who have the time, Try it, you might like it! For those who are not able to be present in the church, we know you pray in your car, home or wherever. We are in communion in our prayer as we grow in holiness. Thankfully the church offers this opportunity. Saint Ann Triduum: Another opportunity for growing in holiness is our annual Saint Ann Triduum, highlighting our grandparents in faith and in life who witness to Christ even today. The schedule appears elsewhere in the bulletin, so please join us for the sacraments and sacramentals that deepen our life and growth in the LORD and community. NE Ohio Best Place to Work: Christ is leading our parish onward too! While we may have just received this auspicious award from The Plain Dealer & Cleveland.com, we know that we could be better and want to always make sure that we are building the kingdom of God. This is why our theme tagline for the year ahead is Forward in Faith, Hope & Love. We will use this in our education, formation and as part of our growing in our stewardship. We are grateful for the honor of being such a great parish

7 let us continue to work to keep making it a great place. Let us continue to pray for each other! In Christ our Eucharist, Reverend John Thomas Lane, SSS 8 th Pastor P.S. Next weekend, you are able to sign up for a liturgical ministry again, as communion minister or usher, by texting me! Ask me for more details! STEWARDSHIP We are a stewardship parish: we recognize that as God s stewards, we cannot help but give thanks to God for our many blessings and gifts. We demonstrate this by sharing our time, talent and treasure to build up God s reign. We do this because there are a lot of joys and blessings, expenses and duties for living and running a parish family. Collection for June 30 and July 1: $19, Collection for July 7 and 8: $17, Catholic Charities Appeal: Each year we are asked to support the many ministries of the Diocese of Cleveland, especially its outreach ministries. Thanks for helping our parish make our goal of $153,000. You are doing it for me when you make your pledge, payment and support the 400,000 people we serve in Northeast Ohio. Donors from our parish: 366 (19% of the parishioners) Pledged amount: $146, Paid: $101, (69% fulfillment) Goal set by diocese: $152, (96% percent to goal) Bills we paid this week: Fixing the handicap church door $75.00 Garage internet service (monthly) $ Sewer district (monthly) $ Tree service $1, Unemployment compensation $1, Workers compensation $7, Forward in Faith, Hope & Love: those parishioners who have already filled out the commitment card to share their prayer-filled tithing increase for our parish s life next year edify me. Thank you for sharing your time, talent and treasure to build up our parish s life. We ask all parishioners to please fill out a card, even if you are keeping your tithing about the same for next year. This commitment is an important witness! We are grateful for those who mail or drop off their envelope or are now doing online giving to assist us with our regular financial needs.

8 PSR AND OTHER NEWS FROM THE PEKO S INFANT BAPTISM CLASSES OFFERED: If you are interested in getting your child who is under the age of 7 baptized, please contact George and Anna Peko at psr@saintpaschal.com. The next class is Sunday, August 12th following the 10:00 a.m. Mass. RCIA: If you or someone you know is interested in becoming Catholic, please contact George and Anna Peko at ext 107 or psr@saintpaschal.com. Inquiry sessions will begin in August. Registration: Registration is underway for the PSR school year! Registration forms are available from the Parish Office and on (click on Registration Form on the left sidebar.) For an early tuition rate, register before August 1st. Early tuition rates for this year are $85 for 1 child, $155 for 2 children, and $230 for 3 or more children. Scholarships are available. Additionally, our registration form also serves as the emergency medical form as well as the media release form for your convenience. Special note: Two years of sacramental preparation is required. If you have a child entering 1 st grade or 7 th grade and are interested in them receiving their sacraments in 2 nd and 8 th grades the following year, please make sure to enroll them in PSR for this coming school year. Catechists and Classroom Aides Needed: We need adult volunteers to be classroom aides and catechists for the PSR school year. Have you been thinking about volunteering and sharing your faith with children? If you are interested and available on Monday evenings, please contact George and Anna Peko at ext 107 or psr@saintpaschal.com. We are especially in need of middle school catechists and classroom aides. PARISH ACTIVITIES UNIFORM EXCHANGE PROGRAM: As a PTO service to the SPB community, the uniform exchange sale will be set up in the Billiart Room (near the Narthex in the Parish Life Center) and run August 3-August 20, It is an "open" sale with no designated opening and closing times. Feel free to stop up at your leisure and shop! You can donate or make a little extra money by selling your uniform items, gym clothes or spirit wear. This program is not a money maker for the PTO. It allows our families to "pay it forward" and support the SPB community. Guidelines for the sale will be posted near the entrance. Any questions can be directed to Allison Spinos at allisoncarbone@hotmail.com or Denise Coreno at denisecoreno@yahoo.com FLOCK OF FRIENDSHIP: Singles: 40 and over, Information: (440) Membership is free. Events are social, volunteering and spiritual. E- mail address: flockfriends@yahoo.com All Saturdays of the month, we will assemble on the sidewalk in front of the Preterm abortion facility at Shaker Blvd at 9:30 a.m. and pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet. For more information call Jim at Friday, July 27th at 7:00 p.m. Join us for our monthly game night at St. Paschal's Family Life Center. This is one of our best attended events and is good for old and new members. Please bring a snack to share, money for pizza, and your favorite game. RSVP to Jim at

9 SAINT PASCHAL TRAVELERS CASINO TRIP to Mountaineer Casino, in Chester, West Virginia on Wednesday, July 25, The bus will leave Saint Paschal parking lot at 8:00 a.m. and return at approximately 6:30 p.m. Cost of the trip (including driver s tip) is $ You must pay at the time of registration. Register for the trip at the parish office. Please register player s card number when you pay. No refunds. Games and snacks are provided, plus you will receive $20.00 in free slot play. CREDIT UNION: Rates are rising!! Effective July 1st, the dividend rate has been increased to.85% APY for share balances over $ Please consider using the Credit Union when financing your new or used car as our loan rates are very competitive. Call Maribeth at for a quote. SAVE THE DATE: On August 8 th, please join the St. Paschal Travelers with Fr. Lane as we take a bus trip to Kent Fashion Museum (Katherine Hepburn Exhibit), National First Ladies Museum and Ida Saxton McKinley Historic House and enjoy lunch. MANY THANKS to everyone who participated in our American Red Cross Blood Drive this month. We collected a total of 29 units of blood. Our participants included four double-red cell donors, as well as four people who used this opportunity to give blood for the very first time! Your life-saving gift is doubly appreciated, first, because of the seasonal blood shortages which threaten our community s well-being every summer... and second, because every unit of blood we collect helps us earn grant money for our school. Our next blood drive will be with LifeShare Community Blood Services on Sunday, Sept. 23rd. We also have a blood drive Sunday, Nov. 25th. Hope to see you again then! AROUND THE DIOCESE THE FEST THE HIGHLIGHT OF SUMMER!! Don t miss out on Sunday, August 5 th as we come together for The FEST from Noon until 10:00 p.m. at the CPL (28700 Euclid Avenue). Come hear great music along with great activities and displays. Check out the Marc s Mom s Relaxation Station with over 250,000 giveaway items. Dads can spend time in the Man Cave to learn about being a man of faith. It s the perfect family day. There s plenty of parking and affordable food (thanks to Executive Caterers and Marc s). It s all FREE. Go to: for details, parking instructions, and a complete schedule of the day. Invite EVERYONE you know! ADDICTION AWARENESS WORKSHOP: On Saturday, August 4, 2018, The Samaritan Ministry St. Malachi Parish, W. 25 th & Detroit 44113, will offer a FREE one-day ADDICTION AWARENESS WORKSHOP at Malachi Center (behind the church), from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Snacks and beverages will be provided. Relevant topics will include: the current opiate epidemic; addiction/alcoholism as a brain disease; effects of drinking/using on others; treatment options; 12-Step programs of recovery; resources in the community. For information/to register: visit us at or contact Judy Stowe judystowe@gmail.com or St. Malachi at

10 ST. JOAN OF ARC RUMMAGE SALE: will be held July For more information visit PASTORAL STAFF (440) CLERGY: PASTOR: Reverend John Thomas Lane, SSS: extension 111 PAROCHIAL VICAR: Reverend John Christman, SSS: extension 110 PAROCHIAL VICAR: Reverend Juancho (Choy) Ramos, SSS: extension 104 HILLCREST: Reverend Joselito (Lito) Hitosis, SSS: josellordec@gmail.com, extension 210 PASTORAL ASSOCIATES EMERITUS: o Deacon Joe Bourgeois, SSS: joeyappytheclown@yahoo.com, extension 108 o Deacon Robert Bowers, IMBowers@aol.com, extension 100 SCHOOL: (440) PRINCIPAL: Ms. Diane Raguz: draguz@saintpaschal.com ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL: Mrs. Shelia Klepcyk FRONT OFFICE: BUSINESS MANAGER: Mrs. Michelle Mazza: mmazza@saintpaschal.com, extension 101 ADVANCEMENT DIRECTOR: Ms. Kelly Ericsson, Kelly@saintpaschal.com, extension 112 COMMUNICATION DIRECTOR: Mrs. Kathy Pohlhammer: kathy@saintpaschal.com, extension 109 RECEPTIONIST & ASSISTANT: Mrs. Gigi Peko, parishoffice@saintpaschal.com, extension 100 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT: Mrs. Mary Beth Hallal, bulletin@saintpaschal.com, extension 103 (calendar & room reservation) MAINTENANCE: SUPERVISOR: Mr. Jon Detzel, jondetzel@yahoo.com, extension 100 ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR: Mr. George Glasney PARISH OFFICE & SCHOOL: Mr. Vince Costanzo, vcostanzo@saintpaschal.com, extension 100 CHURCH & FLC: Mr. Labeeb Beggiani 2 ND SHIFT: Mr. Scott Rutti WEEKEND: sede vacante MUSIC & LITURGY: MUSIC & LITURGY MINISTER: Tony Ward, tony@saintpaschal.com, ext. 122 SENIOR ACCOMPANIST: Matt Parrotta: mparrotta@me.com, ext :00 a.m. MUSIC LEADER: Roberta Modica: robertamodica@juno.com, ext. 100 PASTORAL MINISTRY: CATECHETICAL LEADERS: Anna & George Peko, (Baptism, Becoming Catholic & PSR): psr@saintpaschal.com, ext. 107 YOUTH MINISTER: Evamarie Mickol: emickol@saintpaschal.com, Youth Room ext. 113 Blessed Sacrament Community (440) Reverend Paul J. Bernier, SSS: pbernier@earthlink.net, extensions 133 Brother Allen Boeckman, SSS: Reverend Roger Bourgeois, SSS: rbourgeois41@gmail.com, extension 105, Saint Ann Shrine Chaplain Reverend Robert Chabot, SSS Brother Gary LaVerdiere, SSS