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1 Our Lady of Peace Happy Independence Day June 30, West 38th Street, Erie, PA Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

2 OUR LADY OF PEACE CHURCH Parish Office Phone Fax Website School Pre School Faith Formation Office Office Hours: 8:00AM - 8:00PM Business Hours: 8:00AM - 4:00PM Parish Pastoral Team Pastor Rev. Theodore B. Marconi Parochial Vicar Rev. David Renne Permanent Deacons Rev. Dr. Anthony Alleruzzo Rev. Mr. John Mang School Principal Miss Mary Beth Ek Music/Liturgy Director Mr. Brian Kuzmin Faith Formation Director Mrs. Tammie Mang Office Manager Mr. Ron Erb Office Secretary Mrs. Cynthia Berarducci Pastoral Council President Mr. Garett Brugger Finance Council Chairman Mr. Paul Vojtek The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated on the First & Third Sunday of each month, 11:00AM Mass & 12:30PM respectively. A mandatory preparation class for parents takes place the fourth Monday of every other month. Dates are: July 22, Sept. 23, Nov. 18. Call the Parish office to register. Sacrament of Matrimony An appointment with a parish priest needs to be made at least six months prior to the wedding date. PreCana or Engagement Encounter is required. Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday 3:45-4:45PM or by appt. New Parishioners Welcome! Registration forms are available in the Parish Office. RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation) Anyone seeking information on becoming a Catholic or completing ones initiation into the Catholic faith should call the Parish Office. ERIE, PA Our Mission Statement: Our Lady of Peace is a Catholic Community of Faith called to proclaim the greatness of the Lord through Worship, Service, Education and Ministry. Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, June 17, 2013 Without outside assistance, four out of every ten Catholic dioceses in the United States cannot offer their people basic pastoral care, provide priestly formation, or organize lay ministry training. These areas of our nation which struggle with severe poverty and lack of resources are known as our home mission dioceses. The millions of Catholics who live in these places rely on the generous support of the annual National Needs Collection. The National Needs Collection, to be taken up in our parishes this year on July 6 and 7, 2013, affords the opportunity for Catholic communities to stand in solidarity with poorer ones in our own country. This collection is actually a combination of two separate appeals: The Catholic Home Mission Appeal helps to provide essential pastoral outreach in home mission dioceses through grants. These grants support priestly and religious vocations, faith formation, and education for local leaders to equip them to meet the unique needs of their faith communities. The Black and Indian Mission Collection, established in 1884, helps to evangelize and support our African American and Indigenous communities with mission schools, religious education programs, the purchase of catechetical materials, and ministry training. Thousands of the faithful living in home mission dioceses struggle to receive basic pastoral care and catechesis. Scarce resources greatly limit the services which can be offered by these dioceses. As members of the Church of the United States, we are called to solidarity with our sisters and brothers who need our help to practice their faith right here at home. Please give generously to the National Needs Collection, and help strengthen our own local Church. Sincerely yours in Christ, + Lawrence T. Persico Peters Pence Collection - Today Today we support the Holy Father in is charitable works. The Peters Pence Collection is taken up worldwide to support the most disadvantaged: victims of war, oppression, and natural disasters and others in need of emergency assistance. Be a pilgrim of charity - be generous in todays Collection..

3 THIRTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JUNE 30, 2013 MASS INTENTIONS MONDAY, July 1, :00AM Carol Anderson Mazik Margaret Kowalski 12:10PM Mabel M. Fried Fred & Evelyn TUESDAY, July 2, :00AM Tony Pisano Mrs. Nancy Betza & Family 12:10PM Peter Wernicki Wife, Josie WEDNESDAY, July 3, :00AM Patricia Schmidt The Hill Family 12:10PM Geraldine Nawrocki Dave Nawrocki & Family THURSDAY, July 4, 2013 Fourth of July 9:00AM Special Intention Church Offices Closed In observance of Independence Day on Thursday, July 4th and Friday, July 5th. We will reopen Monday, July 8th. FRIDAY, July 5, :00AM Nicholas Palumbo - Family 12:10PM Beatrice Brandt - Nieces SATURDAY, July 6, :00AM Albert Reidel Glenn Reidel & Teresann Greissinger 2:00PM Wedding - Dan Haffley / Danielle Lombardo 5:00PM Rose Santangelo Frank & Joan SUNDAY, July 7, :30AM Ken & Angie Tome - Ken & Cindy Tome 9:00AM Grace Schneider - Family 11:00AM Ed & Jean Tomczak - Family 4:30PM Parishioners Readings for the Week of June 30th Monday: Gn 18:16-33; Ps 103:1b-4, 8-11; Mt 8:18-22 Tuesday: Gn 19:15-29; Ps 26:2-3, 9-12; Mt 8:23-27 Wednesday: Eph 2:19-22; Ps 117:1bc-2; Jn 20:24-29 Thursday: Gn 22:1b-19; Ps 115:1-6, 8-9; Mt 9:1-8; or, for Independence Day, any readings from the Mass For Public Needs, nos , Friday: or For Peace and Justice, nos Gn 23:1-4, 19; 24:1-8, 62-67; Ps 106:1b-5; Mt 9:9-13 Saturday: Gn 27:1-5, 15-29; Ps 135:1b-6; Mt 9:14-17 Sunday: Is 66:10-14c; Ps 66:1-7, 16, 20; Gal 6:14-18; Lk 10:1-12, [10:1-9] PRAYERS FOR THE DECEASED - Please pray for Kathleen Schupp. May her family find hope and consolation through their faith in the resurrected Lord. OLP 31 Club Praying for vocations every day of the year! Members of the 31 Club agree to go to daily Mass on a particular day every month and offer that Mass for an increase of vocations to the Church. There is a great need for vocations in the Church today. One of the best ways to increase vocations is through prayer, and the greatest prayer we have is the holy sacrifice of the Mass. Upcoming Mass commitments: Jun. 30: Bethann D., Linda D., Julie M., James S. July 1: Maxine R., Mark S., Evelyn V. July. 2: Kathy W., Deacon Dennis K. July 3: Sister Peggy, Linda D., Wilma M., Virginia S. July 4: Arlene B., Connie F. July 5: Ed B., Joyce K. July 6: Maxine B., Denise & Michael G., Bernie H. If you would like to join the OLP 31 Club, please call Dave or Kathy Wayman at There are no dues and no meetings, only opportunities for grace and the satisfaction that comes from helping to fulfill a great need in the Church. BANN II Dan Haffley / Danielle Lombardo SANCTUARY LAMP - The lamp is burning this week in memory of Major Tom Carr - Mom, Dad, & Sister. CHAPEL LAMP - The lamp is burning this week in memory of Mary Bertges - The Bergell Family. First Friday Adoration Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament will take place on Friday, July 5th, from 7:30AM to 3:00PM, in Marys Chapel. Our Lord Jesus welcomes you to spend time with Him, meditating on the final events of His earthly life. Needless to say, His outpouring of love and grace will be yours in His holy presence. God bless you!

4 OUR LADY OF PEACE CHURCH ERIE, PA Anniversary Celebrations for couples celebrating 25th, 50th, or 60th or more Wedding Anniversaries in 2013 Sunday, August 4, 2013 Sacred Heart Church 816 West 26th Street, Erie 2:00PM Call Cynthia in the Church office at x 201, by July 12th, to register. A reception follows Mass. OLP Ushers Society Mens Picnic ALL men of the parish are invited! Wednesday, August 14, :00PM Held at the West Ridge Firemans Picnic Grove Sterrettania & Grubb Rd Dinner at 6PM Catered by Serafins Beverages Games Raffles Tickets $10.00 each See any Usher for ticket purchase. Chinese Auction Items Needed For the Mens Picnic If you have any items to donate please contact the church office, Your item can also be picked up, if needed. Registrations forms and payments are due by August 1 for grades K-10 and also for the 11 th grade Confirmation class. All forms can be found on our website at In order to be confirmed in 11 th grade public school students must attend 10 th grade religious ed. Use this summer to complete your required service hours. Students in grades 6-9 need 3 service hours, grade 10 need 5 service hours, and those in the 11 th grade Confirmation class need 10 service hours in addition to the Emmaus hours. In order to count as service hours students cannot be compensated for their work. A letter and religious schedule will be mailed to each family sometime in August. See our website for the full schedule. Any questions, contact Mrs. Tammie Mang in the Faith Formation Office at or by tammie.mang@olp.org. A Stewardship of Sharing Week of June 16, 2013 Fiscal Year July June 2013 Weekly Envelope... $ 14,382 Weekly EFT (Electronic Fund Transfer)... $ 1,338 Loose... $ 1,473 Other Income... $ 9,081 Total Weekly Income... $ 26,274 Projected Expenses for the Year... $ 1,058,037 Expenses Paid So Far This Year... $ 965,288 Expenses Yet To Be Paid... $ 92,749 Weekly Need Remainder of the Year$ 23,187* Weekly Income$ 26,274 Weekly Over...$ 3,087 *This number is derived by dividing expenses yet to be paid by the number of weeks left in the year CSA Campaign Period Ends December 2013 Goal... $119,860 Pledge Payments Received to Date... $130,113 Total Pledges... $189, Families - Goal is 800 Families Every dollar raised to make our goal supports important Diocesan services and every dollar raised over our goal will be kept in the parish.

5 THIRTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JUNE 30, 2013 Villa Maria Academy Cathedral Preparatory School Congratulations to the following students, who attend Villa Maria Academy, for achieving First & Seconds Honors. We recognize these students for their dedication and hard work, leadership, service, and athletics: First Honors Second Honors Emily Abramczyk Madison Canter Alison Cooney AnnMarie Coppola Ella DiPietro Anna Lacy Jennie Fustine Angela Malaspina Madison Gaiser Samantha Marsden Juliana Hall Melissa Mischler Sarah Hess Michelle Mischler Natalie Khouri Victoria Murawski Amanda Mason Elizabeth Patsy Danielle Mason Brooke Schneider Hannah Maxwell Jessica Vybiral Kelsey McGarvey Katherine Mischler Natalie Prischak Abigail Whitman Monica Zukowski Going Green for the body - Natural Family Planning: No chemicals, no side-effects, small investment, marriage preserving - lifetime benefits. Natural Family Planning - Give it a try. For more information, call Linda (814) for classes starting Tuesday, July 23rd, from 7:00-9:00PM, in Erie. Thank You from Boy Scout Troop 59 of Our Lady of Peace......would like to offer its thanks to the parish family for the support of the annual garage sale. The sale was once again a huge success! The boy scouts look forward to an exciting year of activities and service thanks to your generosity and continued support. Congratulations to the following students for achieving First & Seconds Honors for the Second Quarter. We recognize these students for their dedication and hard work, leadership, service, and athletics: Freshmen Class First Honors Second Honors Ryan Bogniak Daniel Anthony Carter Cross Alexander Comi Paul Hoffman Trent Faulkner John Knox Thomas Hoffman Peter Minnaugh Noah Leibold John Oehling Jacob Mays Ivhan Relampagos Mitchell Slubowski David Albrecht Bryan Welsh Ryan Bleggi Kevin Bogniak Hayden Clarke Shaun Evans Kevin Grisier Corey Hoydic Vincent Schohn Robert Adams John Hrenick Joshua Mack Thomas Messina Robert Oehling Stephen Ventrello Nicholas Prischak Jason Pundt Connor Robbins Sophomore Class Matthew Falconer Casey Rapoza Edward Ruff Alexander Ventrello Junior Class Taylor Connelly Gregory Coppola Mark Fagley Brian Figurski Justin Hilbrich James Kuehl Anthony Paolella Niko Shreve Senior Class John-Carlo Bizzarro Joshua Bruno Michael Callari Andrew Harrington John Lacy James McCormick Herbert Torrance OLP Senior High Youth Group Calendar Meet every Wednesday from 7:00-9:00PM July 2013 August rd - No Youth Group 7th - Meet at the Beach 10th - Meet at the Beach 14th - Meet at the Beach 17th - Meet at OLP 21st - Meet at the Beach 24th - Meet at the Beach 31st - Meet at OLP

6 Our Lady of Peace Parish Membership Form Name Phone Address City Zip Please drop Membership Form into the offertory basket or mail to rectory. CHECK ONE: New Registration Change of Address Moving out of Parish Want envelopes Question of the Week Reading I: 1 Kings 19:16b, (call of Elisha) Reading II: Galatians 5:1, (proper use of freedom) Gospel: Luke 9: (the apostles requirements) Question of the Week: ADULT: When have you faltered or looked back during your journey of faith? CHILD: What can you do to be a stronger follower of Jesus this week? DAYS OF PRAYER The Annual DAYS OF PRAYER at the Carmelite Monastery, 510 East Gore Rd, Erie, begin Thursday, July 11th, and continue through Tuesday, July 16th, the Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Fr. Larry Richards will be the preacher, by special request (renowned author, popular on EWTN). Holy Mass each morning at 8:00AM will be offered for the intentions of all making the DAYS OF PRAYER. Services each evening, at 7:30PM, consist of Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament and Sermon. Father will be available for the Sacrament of Penance after morning and evening Services, as well as afternoons upon request. There are NO SERVICES the evening of the Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Tuesday, July 16th. The Carmelite Nuns warmly invite all to pray with them during these special grace-filled days. Summer Slam Youth Basketball Clinic Dates: Saturday, July 20, 2013 Times: 9:00-11:00AM Ages: Boys & Girls 7-12 years old Cost: $15 includes t-shirt and basketball Lunch will be provided by Taco 11:00AM Location: Mercyhurst Athletic Center (Mercyhurst University) Registration Deadline: July 2, 2013 For info visit: Call Brent Swain to Our bulletin is supported through the generosity of the advertisers - many of whom are our parishioners. Most are members of our local community. Please support our advertisers with your patronage. Tell the business owner that you appreciate their support of our parish through their ad in the bulletin.

7 With your SmartPhone, scan this QR Code and go directly to the Diocese of Erie website for more information on the Year of Faith. DOGMATIC CONSTITUTION ON THE CHURCH LUMEN GENTIUM SOLEMNLY PROMULGATED BY HIS HOLINESS POPE PAUL VI ON NOVEMBER 21, 1964 CHAPTER IV THE LAITY 36. Christ, becoming obedient even unto death and because of this exalted by the Father, entered into the glory of His kingdom. To Him all things are made subject until He subjects Himself and all created things to the Father that God may be all in all. Now Christ has communicated this royal power to His disciples that they might be constituted in royal freedom and that by true penance and a holy life they might conquer the reign of sin in themselves. Further, He has shared this power so that serving Christ in their fellow men they might by humility and patience lead their brethren to that King for whom to serve is to reign. But the Lord wishes to spread His kingdom also by means of the laity, namely, a kingdom of truth and life, a kingdom of holiness and grace, a kingdom of justice, love and peace. In this kingdom creation itself will be delivered from its slavery to corruption into the freedom of the glory of the sons of God. Clearly then a great promise and a great trust is committed to the disciples: "All things are yours, and you are Christ's, and Christ is God's". The faithful, therefore, must learn the deepest meaning and the value of all creation, as well as its role in the harmonious praise of God. They must assist each other to live holier lives even in their daily occupations. In this way the world may be permeated by the spirit of Christ and it may more effectively fulfill its purpose in justice, charity and peace. The laity have the principal role in the overall fulfillment of this duty. Therefore, by their competence in secular training and by their activity, elevated from within by the grace of Christ, let them vigorously contribute their effort, so that created goods may be perfected by human labor, technical skill and civic culture for the benefit of all men according to the design of the Creator and the light of His Word. May the goods of this world be more equitably distributed among all men, and may they in their own way be conducive to universal progress in human and Christian freedom. In this manner, through the members of the Church, will Christ progressively illumine the whole of human society with His saving light. Moreover, let the laity also by their combined efforts remedy the customs and conditions of the world, if they are an inducement to sin, so that they all may be conformed to the norms of justice and may favor the practice of virtue rather than hinder it. By so doing they will imbue culture and human activity with genuine moral values; they will better prepare the field of the world for the seed of the Word of God; and at the same time they will open wider the doors of the Church by which the message of peace may enter the world. Because of the very economy of salvation the faithful should learn how to distinguish carefully between those rights and duties which are theirs as members of the Church, and those which they have as members of human society. Let them strive to reconcile the two, remembering that in every temporal affair they must be guided by a Christian conscience, since even in secular business there is no human activity which can be withdrawn from God's dominion. In our own time, however, it is most urgent that this distinction and also this harmony should shine forth more clearly than ever in the lives of the faithful, so that the mission of the Church may correspond more fully to the special conditions of the world today. For it must be admitted that the temporal sphere is governed by its own principles, since it is rightly concerned with the interests of this world. But that ominous doctrine which attempts to build a society with no regard whatever for religion, and which attacks and destroys the religious liberty of its citizens, is rightly to be rejected. Congratulations to the graduates of Cathedral Preparatory School Gold Medallion Award Winners * OLP Parishioners * Left to right: Alex Minnaugh - Language Stephen Ventrello - History Bobby Oehling - Principals Award Ryan Malaspina - Music

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10 OLP Golf Outing Friday, July 12, 2013 Whispering Woods Golf Course 10:00AM Shotgun Start Call the Church office for more info, x 201. Registration/Hole Sponsor Forms are available on our website: STUDENTS CALL NOW for SERVICE HOURS Parents, Does your student need SERVICE HOURS? We have jobs available for the summer. There is limited space available. Call Cynthia, in the Church Office, at x 201. Have a Safe and Happy 4th! Good afternoon, OLP Families, Graduates, Faculty, Parishioners, and Nick Hedderick supporters, What an incredible weekend! The true meaning of community was demonstrated on Sunday at the Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser. Mrs. Ohmer was our great leader who managed the kitchen (setting up on Saturday and starting early Sunday morning at 6:00AM). She was a key asset in keeping things running at all the hot steamy cooking stations. The OLP faculty and Ms. Ek truly put forth an endless amount of energy with no mind to the clock. The OLP student volunteers surpassed expectations of service and dedication. There was an abundance of volunteers looking to jump in where help was needed. The cafeteria was in mint condition to welcome all the guests. Whether it was the anticipation of a great meal or the excitement portrayed from the bake sale, the chinese auction, the beverage stations, the auctioning of a player piano, or the generous donations, this past Sunday was a wonderful day of giving and caring. On behalf of the th Grade Class, Thank You and a round of applause for everyone who was a part of the June 23rd OLP Spaghetti Dinner! The results first and foremost...nick was embraced by many and loved by all. We were there in the God's spirit of helping a neighbor, a friend, a classmate, a student, a genuine talented strong young man, Nick Hedderick. We were so happy to have the Hedderick Family join us for the entire day. The event was a huge success. The OLP young adults teamed together to make a difference for a dear friend and classmate. The initial monetary goal was $5,000. From the hard work of the OLP community, the total funds contributed were over $15,000! The th Grade Class of Our Lady of Peace led the way and wanted to give more than financial support to help with medical bills, they are determined to provide strength, support and friendship now and going forward. This amazing journey is only one example of steadfast leadership and incredible mentoring that goes on at Our Lady of Peace and throughout the Erie Community. God Bless the many who exemplified generosity and unconditional love this weekend.