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, September 24,, 2018, Weekday Prv 3: ; ; Ps 15:2-5; 5; Lk 8: :00 a.m. MASS: Dr. William P. Cihon 11:30 a.m. MASS: Agnes and James Moore (St. Ann Shrine) 12:15 p.m. MASS: Castrataro Family (Prayers for living) 7:00 p.m. Pastoral Council, Billiart Room Tuesday, September r 25,, 2018, Weekday Prv 21:1-6, 10-13; 13; Ps 119:1, 27, 30, 34-35, 35, 44; Lk 8: :00 0 a.m. MASS: + George Paluf 9:30 a.m. Journey, Parlor 11:30 1:30 a.m. MASS: (St. Ann Shrine) 11:00 a.m. Eymard Group, Eymard Room 12:15 p.m. MASS: Parishioner Intentions 6:30 p.m. Bereavement, Parlor 7:00 p.m. School Advisory, Billiart Room 7:00 p.m. Men s Bible Study, Kazel and Arkins Conference Rooms Wednesday, September 26,, 2018, Weekday Prv 30:5-9; Ps 119:29, 72, 89, 101, 104, 163; Lk 9:1-6 9:00 a.m. MASS: + Daniel Dolan 11:30 1:30 a.m. MASS: Mike Mazzocco (St. Ann Shrine) 12:15 p.m. MASS: Dr. William P. Cihon 2:00 p.m. Journey, Parlor 7:00 p.m. Women s Bible Study, Parlor Thursday, September 27,, 2018, Saint Vincent de Paul, Priest Eccl 1: ; ; Ps 90:3-6, 12-14, 14, 17; Lk 9:7-9 9:00 a.m. MASS: Dr. William P. Cihon 11:30 a.m. MASS: (St. Ann Shrine) 7:00 p.m. Journey, Parlor Friday, September 28,, 2018, Weekday Eccl 3:1-11; 11; Ps 144:1, 2, 3-4; 3 Lk 9: :00 a.m.. MASS: Dr. William P. Cihon 11:30 a.m. MASS: Henry Grosel (St. Ann Shrine) 7:00 p.m. Flock of Friends, Billiart Room Saturday, September 29,, 2018, SAINTS MICHAEL, GABRIEL, AND RAPHAEL, ARCHANGELS Dn 7:9-10, 13-14; 1 14; Ps 138:1-5; Jn 1: :00 a.m. MASS: Antonio DiPaolo 4:30 p.m. p MASS: + Betty Valenti (Birthday) Sunday, September 30, 2018, TWENTY-SIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Nm 11:25-29; 29; Ps 19:8, 10, 12-14; 14; Jas 5:1-6; Mk 9:38-43, 45, :00 0 a.m. MASS: + William Spatrino 10:00 a.m. a MASS: Dennis Agresta 12:00 a.m. MASS: + Nat M. Zangara Jr. 7:00 0 p.m. MASS: +Syd Margetts Congratulations to Rose and John Sciulla celebrating their 60 th Wedding Anniversary on September 23.

2 SAVE THE DATES PASTORAL COUNCIL: Monday, September 24, 7:00 p.m., Billiart Room SCHOOL ADVISORY COUNCIL: Tuesday, September 25, 7:00 p.m., Billiart Room SND BBQ IN MUNSON: Sunday, September 30, all afternoon! Take Out or Sit down dinner. RESPECT LIFE SUNDAY: Sunday, October 7 Rosary for Life on Wilson Mills Road, 1:00 3:00 p.m. BLESSING OF PETS: Sunday, October 7, 1:30 p.m. around the flagpole and new sign (Bring items to clean Fido s mess! ) COLUMBUS DAY HOLIDAY: Monday, October 8, 9:00 a.m. Mass only, as the SSS have a retreat day at Regina Health Center. SOCIAL ACTION COMMISSION: Wednesday, Oct 10, 7:00 p.m., Kazel Room PUBLIC RECITATION OF THE ROSARY: Saturday, October 13, Noon, on Wilson Mills in honor of Our Lady of Fatima! Join the Youth Group BLESSING OF NEW PARISHIONERS AND BRUNCH: Sunday, October 14, 10:00 a.m. Mass LITURGY COMMISSION: Monday, October 15, 7:30 p.m., parlor FINANCE COUNCIL: Tuesday, October 16, 7:00 p.m., Billiart Room WALK-A-THON Stepping Forward in Faith, Hope & Love: Friday, October 19, 1:00 p.m. Please pray for great weather! Benefiting our school! USA SSS CHAPTER: Sunday, October in Florida. Pray for our elections, decisions and future challenges. There will be our usual Sunday schedule; however, weekdays, there will be only one Mass at 9:00 a.m. in the church (no shrine or chapel Masses this week). SPECIAL MASS & GATHERING FOR THOSE WHO HAVE LOST A CHILD: Sunday, October 28, Noon Mass, followed by a meeting in the Parish Parlor. Please contact George Peko to register. TRUNK OR TREAT: Sunday, October 28, 3:00 5:00 p.m. A (GREEN) KNIGHT TO REMEMBER: Friday, November 2 6:30 La-Vera Party Center: please sell your Anniversary Raffle Tickets (and notice the great deal you will have) and donate auction items (please bring them to the parish office or call Kelly or Kathy to have them opickeed up). We honor our current Green Knights each and every student for all funds go toward the operation of our school and keeping tuition affordable. We will also honor Gina Pilla and Andy Futey, two Green Knights who have worked tirelessly for SPB! SAVE THE DATES! THE SPIRITUAL FORMATION COMMITTEE OF ST CLARE AND ST PASCHAL IS PLEASED TO PRESENT THE FOLLOWING TWO PROGRAMS THIS FALL: End of Life Issues October 30, 7:00-8:30 p.m. ~ Catholic Moral Teaching on End of Life Issues-Eymard Room; Fr. Joseph Koopman, STD November 6, 7:00-8:30 p.m. ~Hospice What it is and What it is not- Eymard Room: Mary Muehle Legal Issues Surrounding the End of Life; Irwin Dinn, Esq. November 14, 7:00-8:30p.m. ~Planning Your Funeral, Eymard Room; Fr. John Thomas Lane, SSS December 10, 12:30-2:00 p.m. How to Draw Your Child Back to the Church, Terrie Baldwin, Director, Diocese of Cleveland Office of Evangelization; Harvest Room, St. Clare or December 13, 7:00-8:30 p.m., Eymard Room

3 CLOWN/HELPING HANDS MINISTRY Our ministry to the homeless and needy depends a great deal on the generosity of our volunteers. Several volunteers regularly go beyond what they are asked to do. A few weeks ago for instance, we were part of the Lyndhurst parade. It was a rainy, gloomy day, and many thought the parade would be canceled. Ten of our volunteers participated in the parade, several dressed as clowns and the other in Helping Hands t-shirts (and raincoats). We distributed candy and brought some sunshine and smiles to those who came out to watch the parade. When our group approached the reviewing stand, the announcer said, Here comes the Saint Paschal Clown and Helping Hands Ministry. They bring laughter and joy to so many, but more importantly, they feed the needy in Cleveland and even in our own area. Let s give them a great cheer and thank them for all they do for so many. After the parade, we picked up blankets from Saint Clare s Blanket Day. Special thanks to our volunteers who participated in the parade. Even though it was a parade, God used us to evangelize and show others how Catholics reach out and care for those less fortunate. Thank you to our volunteers who make this a ministry of love, especially to those who feel unloved. GOD IS GOOD ALL THE TIME. ALL TH TIME GOD IS GOOD. GIFTS PROGRAM DONATIONS GIFTS (GIVING ( IS FUNDAMENTAL TO SUCCESS!) Receiving the GIFTS Annual Appeal making up the difference between the amount we request for tuition versus the actual cost for each student. We thank these folks who have already contributed to the GIFTS Annual Appeal: Earl Swan Robert Horvath Mr. and Mrs. Esperon Judy and Larry Strah Robert and Joan Hinkle Walter J. Kosmatka Catherine Smith Dina and Thomas Connole Dan Kearns 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: Michael and Barbara Rowane James and Judith Nainiger THE SYMBOLON CATHOLIC FAITH EXPLAINED The Last Things: What Happens after We Die The Church has long taught that prayerful consideration of the Four Last Things death, judgment, heaven and hell is an essential part of our growth and maturation as Christians. Unless and until we take these things seriously, our life here on earth will lack meaning and focus. Come to the October session of Symbolon to come face to face with topics we often avoid. You may attend either session: at St Paschal on October 8 from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. in the Eymard Room or at St Clare on October 11 from 12:30 to 2:00p.m. in the Harvest Room. There is no registration fee, so please just come and become part of this exciting adult faith formation program. This is the last session of Symbolon for this calendar year. If you have any questions or would like further information, call Rosalie Lewis at

4 JUST THOUGHTS FROM THE SOCIAL ACTION COMMISSION Life and dignity are actually two sides of the same coin or like the right and left hand of the body of Christ, the church. You cannot have one without the other, which is why organizations only concerned with the unborn, or organizations only concerned with social justice do a disservice to each other and the entire teaching. The Saint Paschal Baylon Social Action Commission meets the 2 nd Wednesday of every month at 7:00 p.m. in the Kazel Room in the rectory. All are welcome. If you would like to receive our s, spbsocialaction@gmail.com. Our next meeting is Wednesday, October 10 th. YOUTH MINISTRY Remember kid, there s heroes and there s legends. Heroes get remembered but legends never die; follow your heart kid, and you ll never go wrong. -Babe Ruth in The Sandlot Thank you to everyone who attended our Youth Group s Family Outdoor Movie Night! We hope you had a great time. It s one of my favorite things we do as a parish family! Last week we focused on how we are going to THRIVE this year. One thing I try to reiterate is how we need to dig deep into God s word, and how we need to reach out and share the love of God with everyone we meet. We hope and pray our youth group will continue to THRIVE all year! Next week we will head to Villa Serena and serve lunch to the residents and talk and get to know them. On Sunday at our meeting, we will focus on how we are CHOSEN! Please mark your calendars for our September/Early October Events: Saturday, September 29th: SERVICE HOURS OPPORTUNITY: Villa Serena: Saturday, 11:15 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Meet in the horseshoe driveway at 11:15 a.m. Sunday, September 30th: Regular Meeting: You are CHOSEN! JYG: 5:30-6:45 p.m., Mass for all at 7:00 p.m. HSYG: 8:00-9:30 p.m. Wednesday, October 3rd - XLT: SPECIAL TRIP! Meet at 6:30 p.m., then at 6:40 p.m. head to the Seminary for kick off of XLT with Bishop Perez. Permission Slip Required! See the permission slip for XLT for more details! Must fill out Medical Release Form to attend any off-campus event! Unfortunately, our trip to NYC had to be postponed until later in the spring. More details coming soon! Sunday, October 14th: Regular Meeting: Inspired - How to be open to the Holy Spirit in your daily lives JYG: 5:30-6:45 p.m., Mass for all at 7:00 p.m. HSYG: 8:00-9:30 p.m. WE COUNT ON YOU! We celebrate the Lord s Day, Sunday, as a way to fulfill God s commandment and worship the Father in Spirit and Truth. (See John 3). The Body of Christ is not complete unless you are with us or we send a minister from our celebration to share Holy Communion with you! September 1/2 4:30 p.m. Saturday 425 8:00 a.m. Sunday :00 a.m. Sunday :00 p.m. Sunday 267 7:00 p.m. Sunday 189 Labor Day 9:00 a.m. Monday 93

5 FROM FATHER LANE, SSS, OUR 8 TH PASTOR: 25 th Sunday in Ordinary Time: Even though Jesus made it clear in last week s Gospel what type of Messiah he would be, the disciples still do not even get it. He told them the type of death he would have, and he tells them again. Then they move to thinking about who is the greatest and as we know, Jesus continues to teach them and remind them about the type of leader he is: a servant leader. Isn t it great that we are reminded again and again too? We don t get it at times, and need the helpful reminders to enlighten us to a deeper sense of our call and service. And sometimes that service is to the least the one that we may not want to serve. God calls us to serve anyway; this is our Christian living and witness to the Gospel! As the letter of James would echo: this is how we are doers of the Word. September s Great Events! I am grateful to Tim Salcer and all the adults and youth who assembled a great team to have our 10 th Annual Nick s Knights Sports Camp for Special Kids, the Athletic Association for leading a great Mass, tailgate party and bonfire and for all who participated in our annual Leadership Day. We had an excellent facilitator Tuesday night, September 11, Patriot Day, Rick Krivanka, who led us through a review of our Pastoral Plan. We started this plan in 2015 after a two-year process to put it together. It s been amazing to see our work, with God s help, come to birth in our parish s life. We celebrated what s great about SPB. Here are a few of the highlights and summary of the evening remarks: Music ministry has grown with new choir members; ministry has seen growth as musicians Athletic Association has had 400 youth in sports, lots of championships (300 parishioners showed up at 11:00 p.m. to support the team in the championship game) Flock of Friends is now participating in service projects such as helping the Carmelites with landscaping, and at Ronald McDonald House Helping Hands continues to touch folks lives through service and the meaning of service and care SPB Moms Group grew to collaborate with the Ladies Guild; has evolved into the Young Families Group to include everyone, incorporating all family members Young families are active in the life of the parish, with much personal growth and outreach Play Like a Champion training occurred in our parish (for coaches helping others change peoples lives); not mattering if you are the best athlete we are youth ministers supporting and encouraging our youth as future leaders Family Service Night held with Helping Hands Ministry: made blankets for Villa Serena; made cards & toiletry bags for the homeless; many families attended; activity completed sooner than expected because of the number of families attending Social Action Commission is back after a 20-year hiatus, having a Catholic voice on issues again and sponsoring educational sessions Over the past few years, enormous growth with all the youth and family groups; from Bible Camp to Movie Nights: this year s Bible Camp - 60 youth volunteer, 10 adult volunteers Spring Fling has been a positive stewardship opportunity with so many people involved, building community and fellowship it has grown and developed so well, especially with the addition of a family night.

6 The different liturgies of the Triduum have been so spiritual and meaningful The Holy Thursday liturgy is so special, especially the interfaith foot washing moment, and inclusion of other cultures to welcome them and be of service The RCIA and new people joining the church and the culmination and joy of the Easter Vigil it is so meaningful and beautiful; it is to walk with the folks who become Catholic New Catholics and visitors to our parish are amazed at our many ministries; we are so blessed to have so many involved ministries. The Scouts are doing great work; it s both male and female scouts now; developing the next generation of leaders by nurturing the value of respect; many service projects giving back to the church and community Lot of behind the scenes governance goes on by the Finance and Pastoral Councils; there has been so much more transparency and have increased communication, letting folks know of the decision-making processes, publishing minutes to meetings; we have Facebook and Twitter, Paschal Life and the bulletin has improved tremendously in its layout 22 nd anniversary of the Rosary Making group; meet once a month to make and distribute rosaries, to rehab and hospitals for classrooms and more; we service missions in Jamaica and Uganda, 17 members have made 120,000 rosaries. Recently, the group was sent pictures of the children receiving rosaries and the children made baskets for us; everyone received a gift of thanks! We are making connections across the world! How our liturgies are so engaging; focus on details to make the celebrations special from music to homilies and the overall preparation; it is edifying to know and see the liturgical ministers saying prayers before Mass in the sacristy to prepare for the liturgy Opportunity to have intimate spiritual growth here from youth to adults; people are friendly, and our parish has an awesome vibe. Our school helps our students be successful in academic and spiritual growth. There is such a strong focus on being a Eucharistic-centered parish through the Prayer (adoration ministry), communion to the sick as part of the Mass s Communion Rite. We are always taking the Eucharist out and living it! Community awareness is strong and the focus with outreach to our first responders (Blue Mass), Highland Heights Home Days and other ways our parishioners are leaders in the Hillcrest area. Received another STEM award, Green Knight award and great to have the DARE program to encourage leadership School has really evolved and so many wonderful compliments to be much more welcoming, great website and user friendly. Smooth transition to our new school year and leaders continuing to build on our successes Love the new logo and theme for the parish and song. Love the music during PSR Night Prayer Prayer Shawl ministry is so awesome powerful impact in giving the children a shawl when they are baptized, to the sick and those in need and they are so moved to be touched with the weaving of prayers and love PSR has grown due to the leadership in building up the program; there were in 2010: 200 students, 16 volunteers in 2018 now 275 students and 45 volunteers/catechists Impressed with the music, liturgy and impressed that the community wants to learn new songs. Small group faith sharing groups have grown seven seasons of sessions and themes, from 20 people to 70 and one is in Spanish too working with our cluster parish, Saint Clare Symbolon an adult faith formation program has sessions that are free, no books, just handouts, come when you are able feeling, another cluster of our parish program with Saint Clare Eymard Spiritual Group joined with the youth group to form Eymard Buddies (junior high students) joining for lunch intergenerational conversations and care for one another From Father Choy and other missionaries from other countries (SSS and other visitors) have said this (with an international perspective): Wonderful commitment to Prayer in the parish s life and the folks who come, with so much enthusiasm to be involved in so many ministries.

7 In a future Paschal Life, we will share the hopes we have for the future as we begin the process to start another pastoral plan, beginning with the Feast of the Baptism of the LORD Thanks for helping us achieve our pastoral goals! Reminders: Don t forget to resign up for eoffering! You may have noticed that since the glitch that collection is ½ of what it used to be and it surely affected our income for August leaving us with a $24,000 deficit so far this year. Please return your census card Thanks for helping us with the gap between the actual tuition and the cost of a Catholic education by contributing to the GIFTS program. Respect Life Month is coming join in the special recitations of the rosary on Wilson Mills Sunday, October 7 at 1:00 p.m. and Saturday, October 13 at Noon. A (Green K)night to Remember! Remember our Green Knights, our students, and attend our special dinner at La-Vera Party Center, Friday, November 2, 6:30 p.m. Help support this event by buying your raffle tickets, getting ready for the great auction items and praying for its success. Let s continue to pray for each other and the joy of serving in our parish s life! In Christ our Eucharist, Reverend John Thomas Lane, SSS, Class of 1979 (40 th Reunion Saturday, May 18) OUR WEEKLY STEWARDSHIP REPORT 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 Sunday September 16: $16, Bills we paid this week: Dominion Energy $3, G & G Technical maintenance (school computers - monthly) $1,000. Lease payment on buffer (2 nd last!) $ Parish tithing (witness) to Manna Ministry $ Parish copier monthly lease $ Parish truck monthly lease payments $ Extended day supplies $ School art supplies $2, PSR Supplies $1, Census mailing $ Garbage pickup $ Inspection of fire alarm system $ Printing of anniversary raffle tickets (benefit for the school) $1, Census printing and distribution $1, Sonic wall for internet $1, Chrome book management consult $3, Water bill $ School monthly phone bill (landlines) $ School internet services (monthly) $651.20

8 2019 SPRING FLING X CORNER As summer winds down, and with fall and winter just around the corner, can Spring Fling be far off? Planning for the 10 th, X, annual Spring Fling Festival will soon begin. Interested in helping us plan for the 2019 Festival? Consider dropping in for our first meeting on Monday, October 8 at 7:00 p.m., in the Sr. Dorothy Kazel Room. We need additional faces on our core committee which meets monthly for hours maximum. As an added attraction our Staff Caterer, (on loan from NPR Car Talk), Edith Ann Weepe may be there serving goodies. Please consider attending our kickoff meeting to see if it may pique your interest to join in the fun. Contact Bob Mastrangelo via at bgmastrangelo@gmail.com or by phone at for additional information. SAINT PASCHAL BAYLON CATHOLIC SCHOOL NEWS Congratulations to two of our seventh graders, Nicholas Speyer and Zoltan Kotrebai, who auditioned and made it into the Cleveland Youth Wind Symphony (CYWS). CYWS consists of mostly high school students from approximately 75 local schools. Making CYWS in seventh grade is very rare and speaks volumes to their dedication and hard work in preparing for the audition. The boys will perform with the CYWS in various musical venues throughout northeast Ohio, including Severance Hall. Well done, Nick and Zoltan! Congratulations to our band director, Stephanie Deline, too! Looking ahead: This is our final week for MAP (Measures of Academic Progress) testing, Recess lap walking continues this week as we prepare for our upcoming Walk-a-thon! STEM Club meets on Monday, September 24. Girls on the Run gathers on Monday and Wednesday this week. Mad Science Assembly, Spin, Pop, Boom, for K-3 on Tuesday, September 25 The last HSPT Prep Class takes place on Tuesday, September 25 from 2:35-4:35 p.m. Join us for our all school Liturgy on Wednesday at 9:00 a.m. Thursday, September 27 is our Magazine Sale turn in day. Our K-3 students learn all about bus safety on Thursday. Welcome to Preschool Pizza Party for our families on Thursday evening at 6:00 p.m. Our fifth graders enjoy a field trip to Holden Arboretum on Friday, September 28. Young Rembrandts meet on Friday after school. Peace and Blessings, Diane Raguz, Principal PSR AND OTHER NEWS FROM THE PEKO S PSR: PSR has officially started, but you may still join this year if you are interested. Please register at the parish front office. Special note: Two years of sacramental preparation is required. If you have a child entering 1st or 7th grade and are interested in them receiving their sacraments in 2nd and 8th grades the following year, please make sure to enroll them in PSR this school year. INFANT BAPTISM CLASSES OFFERED: Contact George and Anna Peko atpsr@saintpaschal.com to sign up for a course on baptism. The next class is Sunday, October 14th following the 10:00 a.m. Mass.

9 RCIA: For anyone interested in becoming Catholic, please contact George and Anna Peko at ext 107 or RCIA sessions are on Thursday evenings. FIRST HOLY COMMUNION: If you missed the opening meeting the JWJ packet will be sent home with your child. The next meeting is Wednesday, October 10 th at 7:00 p.m. in the church for the commitment prayer service. At this service you and your child will make a commitment to the formation process of the sacrament. 8th GRADE CONFIRMATION: If you missed our opening parent meeting contact George and Anna Peko at psr@saintpaschal.com. PARISH ACTIVITIES BLOOD DRIVE: September 23rd, The American Red Cross has put out a plea for increased blood donations in the wake of Hurricane Florence. You can help, this weekend, Sunday, from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Eymard Room. While LifeShare is a regional blood services agency, every unit of blood collected helps lessen the strain on our blood supply. SPB School also benefits from your donation through LifeShare s school grant program. FLOCK OF FRIENDSHIP: Singles: 40 and over, Information: (440) Membership is free. Events are social, volunteering and spiritual. 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. For more information call Jim at WE RE BACK! EYMARD CORNER: We gather to pray, socialize, enjoy good food and enrich our faith. If you have never attended, you may want to see what you are missing at one of SPB s best daytime events. The Eymard Spiritual Group will gather on September 25, 2018 in the Eymard Room. 11:00 a.m. Social; 11:30 a.m. - St. Peter Julian Eymard Novena; Noon - Potluck Lunch; 1:00 p.m. - Guest Speaker, Sr. Mary Kathleen Glavich, SND, is a Sister of Notre Dame, of Chardon, Ohio. Bring a main dish which is greatly needed or a dessert, enough to serve 6-8 and lunch is free; otherwise, a donation of $5.00 is recommended. HEINEN S TEAMING UP FOR EDUCATION PROGRAM: Last year, St. Paschal Baylon PTO earned $3,190 from Heinen s Teaming Up for Education Program. Heinen s donates 1% of your purchases from September to April back to SPB; all you have to do is sign up and use your Tasteful Rewards card each time you shop. Remember, each year every family needs to resign up and select St. Paschal Baylon. You can select SPB a few ways: by logging into your online Tasteful Rewards account, stopping by the Customer Service Counter at Heinen s, or calling Customer Relations at ext Please sign up and encourage your family and friends to do the same so that PTO can continue to provide funding for technology and other resources for our students. This is an easy way to earn money for our school! SAINT PASCHAL TRAVELERS CASINO TRIP to Riverside Casino, in Pittsburg, Pa. on Wednesday, September 26, 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.

10 AROUND THE DIOCESE LAKE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL OPEN HOUSES : Sunday, September 30: 1:00-3:00 p.m., Thursday, November 8: 6:00-8:00 p.m., Lake Catholic placement exams for current eighth graders: Saturday, October 20: 8:30 a.m., Saturday, November 10: 8:30 a.m., Wednesday, November 28: 5:30 p.m., Saturday, December 8: 8:30 a.m., Saturday, December 15: 8:30 a.m. GRADE SCHOOL FRENCH OR LATIN PROGRAMS: The Grade School Latin Program is a brief introduction to the Latin language and Roman culture for young men in the 6th, 7th and 8th grades. The course is held on Saturdays from 1:00 p.m. until 2:00 p.m. at St. Ignatius High School. The next session begins on Saturday, October 20 th and ends on Saturday, November 10 th. The course is FREE!!! If you are interested, please call Mr. Joseph Zebrak at , ext The Grade School French Program is a brief introduction to the French language and Francophone culture for young men in the 6th, 7th and 8th grades. The course is held on Saturdays from 12:00 p.m. until 1:00 p.m. The next session begins on Saturday, October 20 th and ends on Saturday, November 10 th. The course is FREE!!! If you are interested please call Ms. Christine Piatak at , ext. 253 PASTORAL STAFF (440) CLERGY: PASTOR: Reverend John Thomas Lane, SSS: jtlanesss@gmail.com, extension 111 PAROCHIAL VICAR: Reverend John Christman, SSS: jchristman@blessedsacrament.com, extension 110 PAROCHIAL VICAR: Reverend Juancho (Choy) Ramos, SSS: chomos45@yahoo.com, extension 104 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: sklepcyk@saintpaschal.com 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 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, Reverend Robert Chabot, SSS Brother Gary LaVerdiere, SSS At Regina Health Center: Brother Eugene Blee, SSS Reverend Robert Pittman, SSS