Corpus Christi University Parish

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1 Corpus Christi University Parish Rev. Msgr. Michael R. Billian, VF, Pastor Lauren Farrell, Campus Ministry Associate Deacon Robert Fedynich, Bookkeeper Susette Malak-McNutt, Secretary Pam Meseroll, Pastoral Administrator Luke D. Rosen, Director of Music Ministry Deacon Tom Sheehan Rev. Philip A. Smith, Associate Pastor Marisa Tomei, CSA President Patricia Windham, HSC Coordinator MARCH 22, 2015 FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT A MEMBER OF THE SAINT AGNES DEANERY CCUP Conferments at Our Lady Queen of the Most Holy Rosary Cathedral with presider Most Reverend Daniel E. Thomas DORR STREET TOLEDO, OH P: F: VISIT US AT: PARISH OFFICE HOURS: 9am - 5pm (Monday through Friday)

2 THERE S SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE! Thomas (Francis) Coil, Joy (Zoe) Eke, James (John) Silk, Ethan (Joseph) Werner and Max (Sebastian) Wray (Photo on front cover). CATHOLIC BIBLE STUDY: Meets on Mondays at 7:30 p.m. in the Kirtland Classroom. For information please contact Sr. Joy at jbarker@sistersosf.org. LENTEN PENANCE SERVICES & CONFESSION Deanery Penance Service: March 25th at 7 p.m. at Regina Coeli Parish. Private Confessions: Each Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Reconcilliation Room inside the Chapel. LENTEN CARE BAGS Help support the UT Student Food Bank, Our Lady of Lourdes Soup Kitchen, The Beach House & The Aurora Project by collecting non-perishable food items and toiletries in a bag and bring it to the DeBenedetti Room no later than Palm Sunday, March 29th. Volunteers are also needed to help deliver the bags on March 30th. LENTEN MIDDAY MUSTERS Join a discussion of the scripture readings for the following Sundays over lunch (provided) following noon Mass on March 25th. Open to all parishioners. Please call Susette in the parish office or her at susette@ ccup.org to register for lunch by Tuesday the 24th. SELF GUIDED STATIONS OF THE CROSS Monday to Thursday in the Church from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Fridays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Booklets to guide your journey are available at the 1st Station. SELF GUIDED LABYRINTH (PLEASE NOTE: the date has been changed) Walk the Labyrinth, a spiritual practice which is a reminder that the spiritual journey ultimately leads to Christ. The labyrinth is found in the floor in the center of the Church. The entire Labyrinth will be available on Monday, March 30th (not Tuesday the 31st) with a brochure explaining how to walk the labyrinth. CHECK OUR WEBPAGE AT WWW. CCUP.ORG THIS WEEKS LECTURE: MARCH 5:30 P.M. Fr. James Bacik "Thomas Merton at 100: Tapping his Wisdom on Racism" Series ticket $25 Individual lecture ticket $10 UT Students Free Next week's speaker: Dr. Michele Saracino, PhD "You're So Needy: The Challenge of Embracing Vulnerability in Everyday Life" TENEBRAE The distinctive & powerful ceremony of Tenebrae, on the eve of Holy Thursday, is the gradual extinguishing of candles and light while a series of readings and psalms is chanted or recited. Wed., April 7:30 pm at Holy Rosary Cathedral. PASTORAL COUNCIL NEWS The February minutes are posted on the bulletin board by the main entrance doors. Council is now accepting nominations for vacated terms that begin in September Forms are available on the table in the Gathering Space and are due by Monday, April 6, 2015.

3 WEEKLY LITURGICAL CALENDAR Saturday, March 21 Mass (Kenneth J. Tertel DDS)... 4:30 p.m.... Church Sunday, March 22 Fifth Sunday of Lent Jer 31:31-34; Heb 5:7-9; Jn 12:20-33 Mass (Rev. Joseph Przybysz) a.m.... Church Mass... 6 p.m.... Church Monday, March 23 Dn 13:1-9, 15-17, 19-30,33-62; Jn 8:1-11 Stations of the Cross... 9 a.m. - 5 p.m... Church Mass noon... Chapel Tuesday, March 24 Nm 21:4-9; Jn 8:21-30 Stations of the Cross... 9 a.m. - 5 p.m... Church Mass noon... Chapel Confessions... 7 p.m... Reconciliation Room/Chapel Wednesday, March 25 Annunciation of the Lord Is 7:10-14; 8:10; Heb 10:4-10; Lk 1:26-38 Stations of the Cross... 9 a.m. - 5 p.m... Church Mass noon... Chapel Deanery Penance Service... 7:30 p.m... Regina Coeli Parish Thursday, March 26 Gen 17:3-9; Jn 8:51-59 Stations of the Cross... 9 a.m. - 5 p.m... Church Communion Service noon... Chapel Friday, March 27 Day of Abstinence Jer 20:10-13; Jn 10:31-42 Stations of the Cross... 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.... Church Mass noon... Chapel Saturday, March 28 Mass (John and Clara Tertel)... 4:30 p.m.... Church Sunday, March 29 Palm Sunday of the Lord's Passion Mk 11:1-10 Is 50:4-7; Phil 2:6-11; Mk 14:1-15;47 Mass a.m.... Church Mass... 6 p.m.... Church CCUP WEEKLY ACTIVITY CALENDAR Sunday, March 22 UT Student Breakfast noon... Meeting Room CSA General Meeting... 12:30 p.m.... Meeting Room UTMC Grad Student Dinner & Discussion... 7 p.m.... Kirtland Classroom UT Student Dinner... 7 p.m.... Meeting Room CSA General Meeting... 7:30 p.m... Meeting Room Monday, March 23 CLP :30 p.m.... Meeting Room Catholic Bible Study... 7:30 p.m.... Kirtland Classroom CLP 2,3, p.m.... Meeting Room Tuesday, March 24 Spring Lecture: Rev. James Bacik... 5:30 p.m.... Church CSA Game Night... 7 p.m.... Newman Rooms Music Practice... 7:30 p.m.... Church Wednesday, March 25 Midday Musters Discussion Group... following noon Mass... Meeting Room Music Practice... 7:30 p.m.... Church Theological Reflection... 7:30 p.m.... Parlor Thursday, March 26 Annual Interfaith Panel Discussion noon... HSC HEB 110 RCIA... 7:30 p.m.... Conference Room Friday, March 27 Saturday, March 28 Songfest Watch Party... 4 p.m.... Newman Rooms Cheer Songfest... 4:30 p.m.... Newman Rooms Songfest... 5 p.m... UT Savage Arena Sunday, March 29 Last day to donate to the Lenten Care Bag Program UT Student Breakfast noon... Meeting Room Bethany House Information Program noon... Meeting Room Pax Christi Meeting noon... Kirtland Classroom UT Student Dinner... 7 p.m.... Meeting Room

4 MUSIC MINISTRY Anyone who sings or plays an instrument is invited to join in our Sunday celebration of the Eucharist. Music practice is held on Tuesdays (Saturday & Sunday 11 a.m.) and Wednesdays (Sunday 6 p.m.) at 7:30 p.m. Please contact Luke Rosen in the parish office for more information. PRAYER NETWORK To add a request to the Corpus Christi Prayer Network or to join the listing, please ccupprayernetwork@ hotmail.com or call Lucy Abu-Absi at ST. URSULA HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL President's List: Kaitlin Lynch; Dean's List: Elle Kanjuparamban and Second Honor's: Elizabeth Coil. WEEKLY ACA REPORT Goal... $22, # Pledges...92 Total $ Pledged... $13, % of Goal...61% FOOD FOR OTHERS To support the Lenten Care Bag collection, we will NOT have a separate collection in March. Our recipient, Lutheran Social Services is included in the collection. We will resume our regular monthly collection April 18/19. Thank you for your continued generosity! PAX CHRISTI Our next meeting will be Sunday, March 29th in the Kirtland Classroom. For information: contact Rich at rgstein123@ gmail.com or , or view the ccup.org website under PROGRAMS FOR EVERYONE. TITHE Tithe: Little Sisters of the Poor. Tithe next week: CCMT. Tithe thank you for your recent donation of $ Sinderely, Katherine Wojtan, Director, Mary's Pence. STREET OUTREACH Items most needed at this time : travel size deodorant, hair conditioner, kleenex packs, lip balm, body lotion, bandaids, toothbrushes. We are always in need of small size snack items, pop-top cans of meat & fruits, small juices, individually wrapped sanitary napkins & tampons. Special bins for your donation are available in the DeBenedetti Room. Thank you for your generosity in this ministry! BETHANY HOUSE Special showing of a new video about Bethany House-- "Breaking the Cycle of Abuse". Bethany provides safe, long term transitional housing for Victims of Domestic Violence. The 10 minute video will be shown in the Meeting Room immediately after the 11 a.m. Mass on March 29th. Please bring your coffee and goodies and join us! For information please contact Sr. Joy at jbarker@sistersosf.org. WALK FOR WATER 2015 MILK JUG COLLECTION! It s that time of the year again! Please start saving & bringing in your EMPTY milk jugs with the caps! Walk for Water Toledo k uses them to symbolize how people in developing countries around the world have to walk miles to get to their water supply. There will be people collecting them after every Mass until April 19. Thank you so much in advance for your donations. WEEKEND OF MARCH 15TH Attendance 11 a.m p.m total Contributions Checks... $2, Electronic...$- Loose Collection...$ Total... $3, Weekly average amount needed to meet budget $5, Required Sunday collection needed for the year... $291, Amount contributed to date... $220, Thank you for your gifts. We welcome all gifts of time, talent and treasure. THANK YOU SUNDAY NIGHT DINNER CREW Charlie & Kathy Helmick, Patty O Toole, Gary Meyer & Susan Christofel-Meyer, Beth Schardt and Kathy Angel. They made a taco bar for the students returning from Spring Break. Correction: In Karen and Ric Wolkin s dinner crew from three weeks Dennis and Sue Wroblewski were incorrectly identified.

5 The Catholic presence at the University of Toledo Special thanks to Mike Sofo and Sofo Foods for their sponsorship of all the food supplies for Campus H.E.A.T. CSA HOSTS CAMPUS H.E.A.T AT UT If you missed the TV news clips of the Campus H. (hunger) E. (elimination) A. (among) T. (Toledoans) program sponsored by CSA, an article was printed in latest Independent Collegian. A copy is posted on the bulletin board by the main doors. El Salvador Delegation & Water Team Kelsie O'Brien, Kayla Nagle, Zulma (guide), Taylor Browning, Lucy Hosenfeld & Jared Dupes. Special thanks to CCUP parishioner, Chuck Dombrowski for his donation of a water purificating system for the El Salvador water team. Christian Appalachian Project Workfest Experience in Martin, Kentucky (alternative Spring Break): Zach Michalkiewicz, Emily Macsay, Connor Gillig, Joey Geise, Kelsey Krieger, Steven Hammersmith, Jeremy Myers, Fr. Dan Zak, and Adam Donnell. A word of thanks to the parish for the tithe support. Thanks for all you do to promote service to the people of God. All good things to you. Dan Zak. WANT TO SEE MORE STUDENT ACTIVITY PHOTOS? To see more photos of recent activities go to www. ccup.org and visit the online version of today's bulletin and scroll down to the end of the document for additional photo pages.

6 ATTENTION ALL CURRENT UT STUDENTS (MAIN CAMPUS & UTMC) JOIN US FOR SUNDAY BRUNCH AND/OR SUNDAY DINNER UT Student Sunday Breakfast: Join with other UT students for Sunday Brunch and fellowship in the Meeting Room following the 11 a.m. Mass. FREE! UT Student Sunday Night Dinner: Join other UT students for Sunday Night Dinner following the 6 p.m. Mass. Go through the food line and gather in the Meeting Room for fellowship. FREE Find us online: www. utoledocsa.org and Follow us on and Instagram: utoledocsa Join our Group on Facebook: Catholic Student Association (CSA) CATHOLIC STUDENT ASSOCIATION EVENT CALENDAR General Meeting Join us for our General Meetings after 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Masses this Sunday for upcoming events this month! Game Night Are you interested in learning some new card games, or possibly playing some kickback games on the N64? If so, the Social and Education Committees have the event for you. We will be hosting a Game Night on Tuesday, March 24th at 7 p.m. in the Newman Rooms. Snacks will be provided. Contact Will Hermes at William.Hermes@ rockets.utoledo.edu for more information. Cheering on our Songfest group! Cheer on the CSA Songfest team Saturday, March 28th! Meet in the Newman Rooms at 4:30 p.m. for Songfest beginning at 5 p.m. in Savage Arena. Questions contact olivia lause at olivia. lause@ rockets.utoledo.edu Habitat for Humanity Alternate Spring Break Trip Habitat workers take a break on the beach in Florida Griso Barrios, Clare Byrne, Olivia Doughty, Aubry Fetcenko, Emily Fitzpatrick, Jessica Fowle, Carrie Grilliot, Will Hermes, Kristi Kagy, Kristi McQuerrey, Pam Meseroll, Sean Oberle, Victor Periera, Stephanie Peters, Tyler Popil, Kate Rand, Kately Rottinger, Brandon O'Shaughnessy, Ryan Singer and Devin Toelke.

7 UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO MAIN CAMPUS CATHOLIC STUDENT ASSOCIATION (CSA) and HEALTH SCIENCE CAMPUS NEWMAN CLUB (NC) UT Main Campus CSA Office SU # 1532B or the Newman Rooms at CCUP Did you know that if you are a Catholic at the University of Toledo, you are automatically a member of CSA (main campus) or the Newman Club (Health Science campus)? There are always updates, contact information and pictures. The Catholic Student Association is one of the largest co-ed organizations on the University of Toledo s campus. Associated with Corpus Christi University Parish, it serves as the Catholic student organization on campus, fostering spiritual, social and academic growth. Newman Club for Graduate Students NEWMAN CLUB FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS HEALTH SCIENCE CAMPUS EVENT CALENDAR The Newman Club is designed specifically for Graduate Students at the University of Toledo who are seeking ways to practice their faith in the midst of their busy schedules. The next Graduate Student Dinner and Discussion will be this Sunday, March 22nd following the 6 p.m. Mass Graduate Students at the University of Toledo are invited to a monthly Sunday dinner and discussion hosted by the priests of Corpus Christi University Parish. Next Graduate Student Dinner and discussion will be March 22nd after 6 p.m. Mass. These dinners are great opportunities to meet other Catholic Graduate Students and to discuss topics that are relevant to your lives. Go through the food line after 6 p.m. Mass and meet in the Kirtland Classroom. For more information please contact Father Phil Smith: psmith@ccup.org. ANNUAL INTERFAITH PANEL DISCUSSION & LUNCH The Newman Club on HSC is hosting their Annual Interaith Panel on Thursday, March 26th at noon in HSC HEB room 110. Lunch will be provided. Contact the Newman Club Officers: Lori Hage at Lorihage.0@gmail.com Kylie Muraski at KMuraski@umich.edu Maria Grabner at Grabnarm1@gmail.com BOX TOPS FOR EDUCATION We are Toledo SAAC (student-advisory athletic counsel) & we are collecting box tops in a competition within the MAC athletic division. The winner of the box top drive will be allowed to collect all the box tops collected and give it to their grade school of choice. The drive ends at the end of the semester! A designated box is available for your Box Top donations in the DeBenedetti Room along with a list of products. If you have any questions please contact Caitlin at Caitlin.McComish@rockets.utoledo.edu. CAMPUS H.E.A.T.

8 Vocations Prayer: Gracious God, make me an instrument to encourage others to give of themselves and challenge me to do the same. Inspire men and women to respond generously to your call to service and leadership in your Church as priests, consecrated religious and deacons. Amen. Religious Life: Consecrated women religious by their lives witness the joy of eternal union with God. Freed from earthly cares, they more fully manifest the Kingdom of God to all Christians. The structure of the vowed life frees consecrated women religious to live entirely for God and others. If you are interested in this vocation, please visit sister/sister_overview.html or you can contact one of the Religious Sisters in our parish. Holy Orders: When a gentleman feels the call to follow the Lord as a Priest in the Catholic Church, he should call Monsignor Charles Singler, our Diocesan Vocation Director, as or speak to one of the Parish Priests. If the Permanent Diaconate is of interest to a gentleman he should call Deacon James Caruso, our Vicar for Deacons at or speak to one of the Deacons of the Parish. CCUP PAYPAL ACCOUNT: If you would like to make a payment or contribution simply go on line to our web page org and click on Electronic Payments. Scroll down to the item that pertains to your payment and fill in the amount you wish to pay. Then proceed as instructed. The categories are Donations, Lectures, Retreats, and Habitat for Humanity Spring Break Trip, Event tickets. This process is secured by Paypal. We ask that you go through our web page to access your account & that you not go on line directly to Paypal. ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER: Are you interested in having your offertory donation to Corpus Christi Parish deducted from either your checking or savings account? This deduction would be on a regular basis, once a month, to take the place of your weekly donation at Mass. If you are interested, please contact the parish office at and we will send you the forms and answer any questions. Infant Baptism: The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated after the 11 a.m. Mass on the fourth Sunday of the month. Registered parishioners are asked to make arrangements for the Baptismal Preparation Class and the Liturgical Celebration by calling the Parish Office. Matrimony: Anyone planning to be married must contact the Parish at least six months in advance. The exact date and time of your wedding should not be determined until after consultation with a priest or deacon. If either party has previously been civilly or religiously married, the Presider is not permitted to set a date for the wedding without resolving the previous marriage. Pastoral Care of the Sick: When a parishioner is confined to home because of age or infirmity, or in a hospital or nursing home, please call the parish office to arrange for Holy Communion to be brought to them. When one is seriously ill, the healing Presence of the Lord should be requested in the Sacrament of the Sick by calling the Parish office. Mass Intentions While the celebration of the Eucharist is celebrated for all of God s People, living and deceased, it has long been the practice of the Church to accept particular intentions for each Mass. These intentions are published in the bulletin which provides a means of recalling the memory of a deceased member or another particular intention. It is the custom of the Diocese of Toledo that the traditional offering for a Mass intention is $10 per Mass. The Faithful who make such an offering so that Mass can be celebrated for their intention, contribute to the good of the Church and by that offering they share in the Church s concern for the support if its activities. Mass offerings are intended as free-will gifts. No one is to be denied these services because of an inability to make such an offering. Our parish has very few Mass intentions at the present time, so, if you are interested in arranging for a particular intention for a Mass please contact the parish office. AT CORPUS CHRISTI UNIVERSITY PARISH we want our students to feel at home. We want to not only be a resource for spiritual growth, worship and reflection, but also a place where you ll meet great friends, have great times and gather great memories that will last a lifetime. Our community is welcoming and supportive. Our two student organizations CSA (on Main Campus) and Newman Club (at the Health Science Campus) have many resources to support student life at the University of Toledo. THE MISSION OF CORPUS CHRISTI UNIVERSITY PARISH is to be a sign and instrument of the presence of Christ at the University of Toledo. With reliance on God and guidance from the Catholic tradition, we strive to form a community of faith which promotes the spiritual, intellectual and moral development of all its members, so together we can work for justice and peace and offer effective leadership in church and society. FEEL AT HOME

9 EL SALVADOR Water Installation Team Delmy and Taylor rinsing out indigo dye Msgr. Oscar Romero's Librar y Dying scar ves with natural indigo dye "On this altar Msgr. Oscar Romero offered life to God for his people" Unit donated by Chuck Dombrowski In the Chapel of the Univ. of Central America Taylor with puppies Delegation with scholarship student, Melvin, and his family Lunch with scholarship student, Roberto, who is showing off his awards for culinar y arts Altar of the Cathedral and site of Romero's burial

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