October 16, Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time. Trivison Scholarship Fund

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1 October 16, 2016 Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time Our Mission We are a Eucharistic community committed to living the teachings of Jesus. Founded in the spirit of the Second Vatican Council, we share the responsibility to build the Reign of God. Core Values: Worship Justice Vision Dignity Trivison Scholarship Fund We will commemorate the birthday of Resurrection parish founding pastor, Rev. Louis J. Trivison, with an opportunity this weekend to support the scholarship fund in his name. Launched in honor of Fr. Lou s retirement from the parish in 1996, the Trivison scholarship provides funds for children in Cleveland s Mt. Pleasant neighborhood to attend one of the Archbishop James P. Lyke elementary schools. Envelopes are available in the Gathering Area. The Gospels and Caravaggio: A Dialogue of Text and Light Rev. George M. Smiga, S.T.D., Pastor of St. Noel Parish Willoughby Hills and Professor of Sacred Scripture at St. Mary Seminary and Graduate School of Theology. Great scripture texts continue to generate new meanings as readers take them up and interpret them. There is an ongoing dialogue within the faith community between the ancient texts and their contemporary significance. The PassionOctober 17 at 7 PM in Trivison Hall The Christian message is one of Good News and yet trial and pain are part of the spiritual journey.the gospel address the struggles of every Christian through the passion of Christ. We will examine the passion accounts of the four gospels, highlighting their meaning for the believer who must face suffering and death. All of this will be placed in dialogue with Caravaggio s The Betrayal of Christ and The Flagellation. Many thanks for the donors who participated in last Tuesdays Blood Drive here at Resurrection. There were 30 units donated. Thank you to all who sacrificed their time to help those in need.

2 Celebration of the Eucharist Weekend Saturday Vigil: 5:30 PM Sunday 9 AM & 11 AM Weekdays: 8:30AM Monday Tuesday Wednesday & Friday Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday at 4:30 PM or by appointment Cannon Road Solon, OH Fax Rev. Thomas M. Dragga x 22 TDragga@churchofresurrection.org Pastor Lisa Frey x 24 EBFrey@churchofresurrection.org Pastoral Associate Terry Battaglia x 26 TBattaglia@churchofresurrection.org Pastoral Associate and DRE Julie Parrotta x 25 JParrotta@churchofresurrection.org Director of Music Ministry Diane Lionti x 23 DLionti@churchofresurrection.org Parish Business and Grounds Mgr. Sandy Goglin x 29 SGoglin@churchofresurrection.org Religious Education Assistant Jackie Ketring x 21 JKetring@churchofresurrection.org Parish Receptionist Chris Donatelli x 38 Maintenance Dear Parishioners, With the fall season upon us, I want to bring a couple of things to your attention that are happening here at the parish. Once again this year we would like to invite our young people in grades one through six to enter into a competition to produce our Annual Parish Christmas Card. We are asking our young artists who have talent in drawing, painting or photography to submit an entry of the Angel announcing the news of the Birth of the Savior. The entry must be submitted on 8 ½ by 10 white paper. The entry must have the artists name, phone number and an address on the reverse side of the paper. All entries must be submitted to the parish office no later than Sunday, November 20, The winning entry will be reproduced into a Christmas Card which will be mailed out to all parishioners during the middle of December. On a more immediate note, the month of November is a time for us to remember our beloved dead. Once again this year, we invite everyone in the parish to bring small framed photos of their family and friends who have died. You can begin bringing pictures of your loved ones to the Church on the weekend of October 29/30 and place them on the window sills throughout the worship space. As we gather for liturgy during the month of November we will be surrounded by the memory of our loved ones who have gone before us and rest now in the peace of Christ. Finally, we are beginning plans for our Thanksgiving Food Baskets. Turkeys and other food supplies will be welcome all thru the month of October and into November. Sincerely, Fr. Tom Dragga Harvest Blessing God our Creator, who never cease to bestow your bounteous fruits from the rains of the heavens and the riches of the soil, we thank your loving majesty for this year s harvest. Through these blessings of your generosity you have fulfilled the hopes of your children. Grant that together they may praise your mercy without end and in their life amid the good things of this world strive also after the blessings of the world to come. We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen. -- Book of Blessings

3 (3) Celebrating the Eucharist is central to our community, with full and active participation on the part of each member. We cherish our sacramental life as well as a variety of prayer forms. This Week s Events Food Addicts in Recovery group meets at Advent Lutheran Church Sunday at 2 PM. Fair Trade Boutique is 10:00 AM-2:00 PM Saturday and Sunday in the Parish Center. No RTC Sunday. Caravaggio Series is in Trivison Hall Monday at 7 PM. St. Aloysius Hunger Center is Tuesday at 4 PM. Children s Choir Rehearsal is in the Worship Space Tuesday at 5:30 PM. Adult Choir Rehearses in the Worship Space Tuesday at 7 PM. YogaKids is in Trivison Hall Wednesday at 6 PM. Parish Council meets in the Upper Room Wednesday at 7 PM. Yoga is in Trivison Hall Thursday at 9 AM and 5:45 PM. DBSA Support Group is in the Upper Room Thursday at 7 PM. Men s Renewal Meeting is in Galilee Thursday at 7 PM. Women & the Word is in the Worship Space Thursday at 7 PM. Food Addicts in Recovery group meets in the Upper Room Friday at 9:30 AM and next Sunday at 2:00 PM. Thea Bowman Hunger Center is next Saturday at 11 AM. Jr. High Dinner and Bonfire is next Saturday at 6:00 PM. St. Augustine is next Sunday at 10 AM. St. Aloysius Catholic Church is hosting their annual Reverse Raffle on Friday October 21 at the Patrician Party Center in Eastlake Ohio. Tickets can be purchased after all of the Masses this weekend. Please contact Mary Ann Theby at with any questions. All Souls Day During the month of November we remember our beloved dead. On Monday evening, November 2nd at 7 PM we will have a mass for the family and friends of loved ones who have died within the past year. If you would like their name mentioned during the All Souls Day Mass, please call Jackie at the parish office at ext. 21 or the persons name to jketring@churchofresurrection.org and we will include them in the litany during the mass. We would like to invite you to bring small framed photographs of your deceased family and friends and place them on any one of the window sills throughout the Worship Space starting the weekend of October 29 and 30. As we gather for worship we shall be surrounded by our beloved dead. You can pick the pictures up the weekend before Thanksgiving. This Weeks Mass Intentions Sunday October 16 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time 9:00 AM Joe Talek (living) - (Marlene & Charlie Sotera) 11:00 AM Dr. Charles Norchi (Maggie Anderson) Baptism Nora Rose Coyle Monday October 17 St. Ignatius of Antioch 8:30 AM Prayer Service Tuesday October 18 St. Luke 8:30 AM Prayer Service Wednesday October 19 Saints John de Brébeuf, Isaac and Jogues 8:30 AM Amber (Family Member) Thursday October 20 St. Paul of the Cross No Morning Mass Friday October 21 8:30 AM Mary Sotera (Charlie Sotera) Saturday October 22 St. John Paul II, Pope 5:30 PM Resurrection Parishioners Sunday October 23 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time 9:00 AM Thomas Sheridan (Anthony DeVincentis) 11:00 AM Thomas J. Kreps (Kreps-Frisina and Kreps- Valentie Families) Banns of Matrimony I Elizabeth E. Dzurilla and Andrew R. Gaebelein Readings: October 23, 2016 Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time First Reading: Sirach 35:15-17, Second Reading: 2 Timothy 4:6-8, Gospel: Luke 18:9-14 Death in the Parish The parish mourns the death of Rose Poidomani, 95, mother of Mary Grace Poidomani of the parish who died on October 5 and whose funeral was celebrated on Monday, October 10. We pray with the church that having served our God faithfully here on earth, she may now rejoice in the joys of heaven. Arts and Environment Committee On Saturday, October 29 at 1:30 PM we will meet in the Vesting Sacristy to discuss and plan decorating the Worship Space for Advent and Christmas. Everyone is welcome to attend.

4 (4) We commit ourselves to serve others and reach out to the poor in response to their needs. Our work for justice extends to advocating with integrity for positive change in society and the Church. Fair Trade Boutique A fun and festive shopping experience will take place at the Fair Trade Holiday Boutique at the Church of the Resurrection, Cannon Rd in Solon, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Oct. 15 and 16. Admission is free. Hearty chili, soup, and baked goods will be available free of charge. What is Fair Trade? The organizations participating in the boutique work to alleviate poverty and empower low-income people through marketing their handcrafts and food products in a just and direct manner. Fair trade aims to improve the livelihood of disadvantaged people in developing countries and to change unfair structures of international trade. Supporting the Fair Trade Holiday Boutique is a way of providing hope, dignity and joy with every purchase for the one who made it, and joy to the one who will receive it. We can make a difference by shopping with a social conscience. Participating fair trade groups include Ten Thousand Villages, supporting environmentally friendly artisans in Latin America, East Asia and Africa; Revive Boutique, fair trade fashions and more; Esperanza Threads, organic clothing apparel and goods; and the InterReligious Task Force, featuring Equal Exchange gourmet coffee, tea and chocolate. Worldwide Marriage Encounter personal testimony- "Mary and I have been married for 25 years and we thought we communicated like pros, or at least better than our friends. Thanks to our Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend we have improved our communication enormously- and it has helped us relate better with our children, too." It's a positive, private experience between husband and wife that revitalizes marriage. Make a weekend! Upcoming Dates: Nov , 2016 or Feb , Apply: OR

5 (5) Rooted in our faith traditions, we strive to be innovative, prophetic, and courageous in leadership and service. In our commitment to the spiritual formation of each member, we are open to explore new ways to meet the needs among us in response to the signs of our times. Women and the Word Church of the Resurrection, Cannon Rd., Solon hosts a four-week series of women s preaching Thursdays in October: 20, and 27 at 7 PM Women and the Word offers women the opportunity to preach the Sunday Scriptures, and also allows listeners to benefit from the unique perspective women bring to the preaching enterprise. The preaching will take place in the context of a Liturgy of the Word on Thursday evenings, and will focus on the scriptures for the coming Sunday. Laurel Jurecki, Pastoral Minister/Director of Religious Education St Mary Magdalene Church, Willowick October 20 and 27 You are welcome to attend one or all of the sessions. For more information, contact Lisa Frey at ebfrey@churchofresurrection.org or x 24. Thea Bowman Center Thea Bowman Center in partnership with Nathan Hale School located on Martin Luther King Blvd is in desperate need of help for children 5 to 14 years old. The goal is to help children with reading and math skills. The program will be at Nathan Hale from 2:30 to 4 PM. Parents are supporting this project and the Thea Bowman Center is helping project by trying to recruit tutors. Tutors can give whatever hours/week that they can do: 1 day or 2 days and we ask people to be as consistent as possible because you will be assigned to up to 5 students depending on how much time you can give. Your help would be a major BOOST to the children in this school and to the Mt Pleasant Community. The school has identified about 80 children for the tutoring program. The children will receive a free meal through the food bank. This will be a work in progress but I feel confident that we can help the children/school if we can get the tutor support needed. Please contact Ella Thomas, Executive Director of the Thea Bowman Center, Oakfield Ave, Cleveland, Ohio or ella.thomas@theabowmancenter.org.

6 (6) We reverence and welcome each person as a child of God. Embracing and celebrating the diversity of gifts among us, we call everyone to contribute and be served. Volunteers Needed Young People grades seven through college age. Join us on Friday October 21 st as we volunteer to help with the Lake Metro Parks Halloween Hayrides from 4:30-10:00pm. Please contact Terry for more information. Wine Cheese and Art Join us for An Evening of Wine, Cheese and ART On Friday November 4 from 7-9 PM. Meet local artist and parishioner Denyse Carbonell as she leads us in an evening of creative fun. We will be painting wine bottles that can be displayed. NO artistic talent needed, all supplies are provided. Reservations required. Call Jackie at the parish office or her at jketring@churchofresurrection.org. Cost is $30.00 appetizers and refreshments will be served. Mission 2017 Beginning October 15 through October 30 our Mission Team will be selling Yankee Candles. The Mission team will receive 40% of all sales. All orders will be shipped directly to your house in time for the holidays. A representative from our mission team will be in Trivison hall cause corner the weekend of October Thank you for your support. RTC News Saturday, October 22 following the 5:30 PM mass is our annual canned food scavenger hunt students will scour the neighborhood for canned goods to stock our pantry. We will conclude the evening with a bonfire.

7 (7) Stewardship For the weekend of October 8, Weekly Offering Envelopes 41 ACH Giving $11, Capital Improvement Envelopes 31 ACH Giving $2, Charity and Justice Envelopes 21 ACH Giving $1, Special gifts totaling $12,500 were received this week. WeShare contributions for September Capital Improvements $ Charity & Justice $ Regular Sunday $4, Thank you for your continued generosity to your parish. World Mission Sunday Mercy changes the World. Your prayers and generous support offered to the Society for the Propagation of the Faith on World Mission Sunday directly benefit the Mission Church places like the Central African Republic and Sri Lanka, Fiji and Tanzania, where young churches are growing, filled with zeal for the faith, but struggling with lack of resources for outreach to communities in need. Envelopes can be found in a basket in the Gathering Area for your convenience. Thank you for your generosity to the Missions. CALLING ALL LITTLE YOGIS!!! Join us at Church of the Resurrection for YOGAKIDS This program is for preschool children ages 3 to 5 and their parents. Admission is a non-perishable item for our church food pantry. Bring a yoga mat or bath towel. Hope to see you at 6 PM on the following Wednesdays: 10/19, 11/2, 11/9, 11/16 Barb Paulett-Long, Yogrammy, is a pediatric Occupational Therapist and a Certified YogaKids Teacher who has been practicing yoga with kids of all ages and abilities for 10 years. St. Rita School is a Preschool-8 th grade Catholic School. Visit us on the web: New Families-OPEN HOUSE Preschool-8 th grade November 8 th, 9 am Call or today to RSVP or schedule a tour! fkirtley@stritaschool.com Please Join Us for a cemetery/ funeral pre-planning workshop and presentation. Special Pricing for all in attendance. Pre-planning your cemetery/funeral arrangements is a gift to your family and to who you love and care about. Learn in a group presentation. Know your Rites. The Vigil, The Funeral Mass, The Committal are acts of grace we can bestow towards our families and friends. Receive a Catholic Personal Reference File, along with most everything you need to know. Burial, Cremation, and Catholic Funeral Traditions. On Saturday, October 22, 2016 from 1-2 PM at All Saints Cemetery Office, 480 W. Highland Rd., Northfield, Ohio.This workshop is free (registration is appreciated). Light snacks and refreshments will be provided. Please visit our website at for all dates and locations. Please call the Cemetery office to register at ext. #5.

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