21 January Ordinary Time III

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1 The The Cadral Cadral of of St. John St. John Evangelist Evangelist Most Rev. Nelson J. Perez, Most Rev. Richard G. Lennon, Bishop of Cleveland Bishop of Cleveland 1007 Superior 1007 Avenue Superior E Avenue E Cleveland Cleveland OH OH stohns@dioceseofcleveland.org eb: SaintJohnCadral.com eb: SaintJohnCadral.com Since 1848, this historic Cadral Since 1848, this historic Cadral Church in middle of Cleveland s Church in middle of Cleveland s civic center has served Catholics and civic center has served Catholics and ider community of Cleveland ider community of Cleveland as a prayerful oasis and spiritual as a prayerful oasis and spiritual home. As Bishop s Church, home. As Bishop s Church, Cadral is Mor Church Cadral is Mor Church for over 710,000 Catholics in for over 710,000 Catholics in Diocese of Cleveland. All are Diocese of Cleveland. All are elcome! Your generous support is elcome! Your generous support is very much appreciated. very much appreciated. \ Masses Masses Sunday: Sunday: 8:00, 10:30 am, 12:15, & 5:30 pm 8:00, 10:30 Monday am, 12:15, - Friday: & 5:30 pm Monday - Friday: 7:15 am, 12:00 noon, 5:10 pm 7:15 am, 12:00 Saturday: noon, 5:10 7:15 pmam & 12:00 pm Saturday: 7:15 am & 12:00 4:30 pm pm(sunday Vigil) 4:30 pm (Sunday Vigil) Confessions Confessions Monday-Friday: Monday-Friday: 6:30-7 am, 11:30-12:30, 4:30-5 pm 6:30-7 am, 11:30-12:30, Saturday: 4:30-5 pm Saturday: 7:45-8:15, 11:15-11:45 am, 3-4 pm 7:45-8:15, 11:15-11:45 am, 3-4 pm Devotions & Novenas Devotions & Novenas Miraculous Medal Monday: 12:30 pm Miraculous Medal St. Anthony Monday: Tuesday: 12:30 pm 12:30 pm St. Anthony Sacred Tuesday: Heart 12:30 Friday: pm 12:30 pm Sacred Heart Rosary Friday: Sunday: 12:30 pm 11:30 am Rosary Sunday: 11:30 am 21 January Ordinary Time III SATURDAY, 20 JANUARY 2018 St. Fabian St. Sebastian 2 Sm 1:1-4, 11-12, 19, 23-27; Mk 3: :15 Liv. & Dec. of Doña Ana Family 12:00 Sally Reed 2:00 Wedding: Odabashian / Herman 4:30 People of Cadral Parish SUNDAY, 21 JANUARY 2018 Jon 3:1-5, 10; 1 Cor 7:29-31: Mk 1:14-20 PIC Collection Catholic University Collection 10:30 am RCIA Rite of Welcoming 11:30 am Ne Member Registration MONDAY, 22 JANUARY 2018 Day of Prayer for Legal Protection of Unborn Children 2 Sm 5:1-7, 10; Mk 3: :15 Juan Luciano Family & Friends 12:00 Juozas Bruozis 5:10 Tetlak Family 10:00 am Mass for Life 6:30 pm Centering Prayer TUESDAY, 23 JANUARY 2018 St. Marianne Cope / St. Vincent 2 Sm 6:12b-15, 17-19; Mk 3: :15 Tony Smith 12:00 Sr. Bernice Therese, SSJ TOSF 5:10 Chris Luboski 6:30 am Women s Prayer Group 6:00 pm RCIA WEDNESDAY, 24 JANUARY 2018 St. Francis de Sales 2 Sm 7:4-17; Mk 4:1-20 7:15 Int. of World Leaders and Immigration Reform 12:00 Mary Ann Smith 5:10 Margaret Baker THURSDAY, 25 JANUARY 2018 The Conversion of St. Paul Acts 22:3-16; Mk 16: :15 Christine Serra 12:00 Christ Child Society: Therese Blaha, Raymond Schmidlin 5:10 Poor Souls FRIDAY, 26 JANUARY 2018 St. Timothy & St. Titus 2 Tm 1:1-8; Mk 4: :15 Gloria Rullo 12:00 Int. of Paul Chan 5:10 Int. of all those trapped in involuntary servitude 6:30 am Men s Prayer Group SATURDAY, 27 JANUARY 2018 St. Angela Merici 2 Sm 12:1-7a, 10-17; Mk 4: :15 Janice Laba 12:00 Int. of David McCrone 4:30 People of Cadral Parish SUNDAY, 28 JANUARY 2018 Dt 18:15-20; 1 Cor 7:32-35; Mk 1:21-28 National Catholic Schools Week Latin America / El Salvador Collection Ne Member Registration & Welcoming event This Sunday, January 21, after 10:30 Mass

2 The Cadral of St. John Evangelist Most Reverend Nelson J. Perez, Bishop of Cleveland Most Reverend Anthony M. Pilla, Bishop Emeritus Most Reverend Richard G. Lennon, Bishop Emeritus Most Rev. Roger W. Gries, OSB, Aux. Bishop, Retired Cadral Staff Rev. Sean Ralph, Rector Deacon John P. Sferry, Deacon, Retired Carolyn Apperson-Hansen, Religious Education Coordinator Gregory Heislman, Music Director & Organist Joseph Petros, Organist In Residence Rev. John E. Manning Our Cadral Mission is to provide all people ith access to saving love of God through Word, Sacraments, and a community of ustice and love, that empoered by Holy Spirit, e might all become beloved disciples of Jesus Christ, living and inviting ors to a holy and abundant life. Cadral Parish Membership January: 1,040 families, 1,667 individuals Parish Finances Offertory Collection...$4,502 (Sunday, January 14, 2018) Credit Cards...$1,072 Mail...$14,583 Weekdays (Jan. 8-13)... $857 Week Total...$21,014 Christmas Total...$46,636 Thank You! Fiscal Year Budget... $288,608 ($9,952 x 29 eeks) Fiscal Year Sunday Collection...$288,022 Total Over (Under)...($586) Received by Cadral to date from Rooted in Faith Initiative...$177,912 Cleveland, Ohio Dear Parishioners, Friends, and Visitors to Cadral, Have you ever said to yourself: I ish I ere holier, or kne ho to pray better, or kne hat I needed to do to deepen my spiritual life? If this sounds familiar, n man e celebrate on January 24th, is someone to hom you should pay careful attention. Saint Francis de Sales as born in AD 1567, in Savoy, France, and lived during turbulent times folloing Protestant Reformation. Francis far had great plans for his son, and so sent him to study in Paris and n Padua, hoping that one day he ould hold a great political office. Despite Francis intuition that God might be calling him to priesthood (something he as aare of for thirteen years), he did as his far ished, and earned a doctorate in la. Upon returning home from his studies, he as offered a political post, but refused it, and instead disclosed to his family that he anted to become a priest. His far as very strongly opposed to idea, and only after significant persuasion did he finally give his blessing. After being ordained a priest, Francis found himself filled ith zeal to bring souls back into Christ s Church. Just over mountains from here he as serving as a Calvinist stronghold, and so he decided to lead a mission to in m back (an idea that many regarded as crazy). For three years, he traveled through Calvinist Sitzerland having doors slammed in his face, and rocks thron at him. He as forced, at times, to sleep in trees so as to avoid olves, faced death threats, and even had his feet frostbitten so badly that y bled in sno as he tromped through it. Initially, he met ith no success, as no one ould even talk ith him. So, he began to copy his sermons and slip m under people s doors. He also reached out to children of tons that he visited, and hen parents sa ho kind he as to ir children, y began to talk to him. By time Saint Francis returned home, through his riting and preaching, he had brought over 40,000 souls back into communion ith Catholic Church. At age of 35, Saint Francis became Bishop of Geneva, here he continued to labor ith great intensity, not only to in more converts back to Catholic faith, but also to catechize and form people placed under his charge. He served as a spiritual director for countless persons, offering direction both in person and in riting. This, in itself, as revolutionary, as commonly accepted notion at time as that holiness as only for priests and nuns, but Francis upheld that all people ere called by God to a life of holiness. He authored numerous orks including: Introduction of Devout Life, here he explained in a very practical terms ho to live a holy life in midst of orld. Saint Francis de Sales died in AD He as canonized in AD 1665, and in AD 1887, as declared a doctor of Church. In Introduction to Devout Life, Francis tells us that devotion must be practiced in different ays by nobleman, and by orking man; by servant, and by prince; by ido, by unmarried girl, and by married oman. But even this distinction is not sufficient, for practice of devotion must be adapted to strength, to occupation, and to duties of each one in particular [is it] proper for a bishop to ant to lead a solitary life like a Carthusian; or for people to be no more concerned than a Capuchin about increasing ir income; or for a orking man to spend his hole day in Church like a religious...? Saint Francis reminds us that, hile e are all called to holiness, this call must be adapted according to our state in life. And so, if you find that you don t have prayer life of a monk, that s OK, you re not supposed to (unless of course you are a monk). Each of us must have a prayer life adapted to life to hich God has called us. Everyone is called to prayer and service, but not everyone is called to prayer and service in exactly same ay. 2

3 Ordinary Time III 21 January 2018 Catholic University Collection - The Catholic University of America is national University of Catholic Church in United States, located in Washington, D.C. It provides an academically rigorous education, guided by Catholic intellectual tradition, to nearly 7,000 students every year. This eekend, January 20/21, e ill be taking up National Collection for The Catholic University of America. Your support ill enable Catholic University to expand its impact in preparing next generation of leadership for our Church and nation. We appreciate your generosity. Mass for Life - The U. S. Conference of Catholic Bishops has declared Monday, 22 January 2018, a National Day of Prayer and Penance for Legal Protection of Unborn Children. Our Diocesan Mass for Life ill take place Monday, 22 January 2018, at 10:00 am, at Cadral of Saint John Evangelist, ith The Most Rev. Martin J. Amos, Retired Bishop of Davenport, Ioa, as celebrant. A Rosary for Life ill follo Mass. Please contact Peggy Gerovac at or <pmgerovac@ccdocle.org> ith any questions. Week of Prayer for Christian Unity is observed January The resource materials prepared by Franciscan Friars of Atonement ministry, Graymoor Ecumenical and Interreligious Institute are available at: <geii.org>. There ill be to presentations by Fr. Thomas Baima open to public and free of charge. Fr. Thomas Baima, in addition to being Vicar for Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs of Archdiocese of Chicago, is associated ith Institute of Ecumenical Studies of Ukrainian Catholic University of L viv, Ukraine, and Shalom Hartman Institute of Jerusalem. He is also an official representative of Vatican to International Dialogue ith Assyrian Church of East (hose center is Bagdad, Iraq). Presentations are Thursday, January 25, at 7:00 pm, at St. Basil Church: Holy Land: Christians in Middle East; and Friday, January 26, at 1:30 pm, in Aula, at Center for Pastoral Leadership, in Wickliffe: Ecumenism of Blood: Christians in Middle East. These talks are sponsored by Interfaith Commission of Diocese of Cleveland and St. Mary Seminary School of Theology. For furr information call Fr. Joseph Hilinski, or <hilinski@dioceseofcleveland.org>. Do you shop on Amazon.com? If you do, a portion of each of your purchases could benefit Cadral! Just go to <smile.amazon.com/ch/ > to designate Cadral for your donations, and n do all of your online shopping at <Smile.Amazon.com>! This Week at Cadral Sunday Catholic University Collection PIC Collection for Cosgrove 10:30 am RCIA Rite of Welcoming 11:30 am Ne Member Registration 1993 SJC Monday 10:00 am Mass for Life 6:30 pm Centering Prayer Tuesday 6:30 am Women s Prayer Group - L. Sacristy 6:00 pm RCIA Friday 6:30 am Men s Prayer Group - L. Sacristy Sunday Latin America / El Salvador Collection 1:15 pm Tour: St. Albert Confirmandi Cadral Tours - Are you interested in history of Diocese and Cadral? Do you enoy sharing knoledge of this heritage ith ors, particularly school children? Are you available on eekday mornings? Please think about oining group of Tour Docents. Call Rectory office or talk ith Fr. Ralph for more information on hat this volunteer position involves. Want to Become a Parishioner? You can register to be a member of Cadral Parish by simply attending a 45-minute registration event in Loer Sacristy. The next Parish Registration Day is this Sunday, January 21, folloing 10:30 am Mass. 3

4 The Cadral of St. John Evangelist The Social Action Ministry ill be meeting on January 28, immediately folloing 12:15 Mass, to plan 2018 Easter luncheon for our donton neighbors ho are homeless or lacking in basic needs. We sponsor and serve this luncheon annually on Saturday prior to Palm Sunday at Bishop Cosgrove Center. This year, luncheon ill be held on March 24. We elcome your assistance in planning this most important event. Please oin us. Steardship of Earth - As Christians, e believe that earth is entrusted to our faithful steardship. We are not its oners, but its caretakers on behalf of God. Ho can I be a good steard? Ho Can I Reduce Garbage? The mantra of recycling is Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. One ay e can help environment is to reduce amount of aste e produce. This eliminates need to recycle it and prevents it from ending up in a landfill. Here are some things you can do to reduce garbage: When you make a purchase, don t take a bag unless you absolutely need one. Use plates, cups, and utensils that can be ashed, instead of ones you thro aay. Avoid buying foods in single serving packages. Serving Poor in Our Midst Each day, numerous people come to rectory office seeking assistance. Through your generosity, and ith assistance of orkers at Bp. Cosgrove Center, e are able to fill some of ir needs. Listed belo is a report on assistance Cadral has offered this past month, and on your generosity in support of se efforts. January Donations St. Vincent de Paul Fund...$ Cosgrove Center...$ December Assistance Expenses Greyhound transport to stranded travelers.$ RTA Assistance...$5.00 Rent / Utility Assistance...$1, Emergency Assistance... $ Total $1, Cleveland, Ohio A Community of Justice & Love PIC Collection - This eekend, January 20 & 21, is Personal Items What ill a One Dollar donation allo Social Action Ministry to purchase for Homeless? Standard bar of soap or a razor or 1.5 oz. roll-on Deodorants or Personal size tubes of toothpaste or 4 toothbrushes What ill a to Dollar donation buy? A pair of socks for men or omen or A pair of cotton briefs for omen or A pair of boxer shorts for men Collection (PIC) for those ho are Homeless. If you didn t have time to shop, your monetary donation ill go far to help those in need. To quote Mor Teresa, Not all of us can do great things. But e can do small things ith great love. Please consider giving, as you are able. Cosgrove Center Pantry Personal Shoppers Needed! - Do you like to shop? Cook? Help Ors? The Cosgrove Center has a monthly pantry distribution. Guests are alloed to select canned and boxed goods, fresh produce, and meats and eggs that best suit ir personal needs. Guests are accompanied through pantry by a personal shopper, ho helps make selections based upon household size. We are in need of reliable help to assist in pantry each month. We are currently in need of volunteers January 24th & 26th, February 21st & 23rd, and March 21st & 23rd. If you are interested, please contact Ala VanHorn, at , ext. 14. Human Trafficking - January is National Slavery and Human Trafficking Aareness Month. There are millions of slaves on earth today, including young children, teenagers, men, and omen. Some ork in legal occupations such as domestic, factory, or construction ork, hile ors toil in illegal industries such as drug and arms trade, or panhandling. Although re is no single ay to identify victims of labor trafficking, some common patterns include: Victims are often kept isolated to prevent m from getting help. Their activities are restricted and y are often atched, escorted or guarded by associates of traffickers. Traffickers may coach m to anser questions ith a cover story about being a student or tourist. Victims may be blackmailed by traffickers using victims status as an undocumented alien or ir participation in an illegal industry. By threatening to report m to la enforcement or immigration officials, traffickers keep victims compliant. People ho are trafficked often come from unstable and economically devastated places, and traffickers frequently identify vulnerable populations characterized by oppression, high rates of illiteracy, little social mobility, and fe economic opportunities. Women and children are overhelmingly trafficked in labor arenas due to ir relative lack of poer, social marginalization, and overall inferior status hen compared to men in many places. Source: US Catholic Sisters Against Human Trafficking ebsite: <sistersagainsttrafficking.org>.

5 Ordinary Time III 21 January 2018 Prelude 10:30, 12:15, 5:30 Prelude in F, op. 85, no. 3 Max Reger 4:30 vigil, 8:00 Der Tag, der ist so freudenreich D. Buxtehude Those Who Love and Those Who Labor & b Those ho 2. Where Introit: Walk - ing & b in Christ ay love and man - y by ay of self a - fol - lo & b found al - ci - him, so ples: thus find Come & b those ork sea ho to - of Christ; bide, me. gift him ev - a - ay Thus But Je - sus of er and love at fol - bor er, lee: fol - y Come lo ith a - first lone - called suf - ir lo ficed. side. me. Greeting Priest: The Lord be ith you. People: And ith your spirit Penitential Act I confess to almighty God, and to you, my brors and sisters, that I have greatly sinned, in my thoughts and in my ords, in hat I have done and in hat I have failed to do, (striking ir breast, all say) through my fault, through my fault, through my most grievous fault; refore I ask blessed Mary ever-virgin, all Angels and Saints, and you, my brors and sisters, to pray for me to Lord our God. Cantor All la - geth- Gal-i - himand dis - ci - ples ly ork-erfirst his dis- Je - Lo, Callsus ing says to those ho seek him, I ill nev - er pass Prince of com-mon el-fare dells ith - in marbroth-ers: Pe - ter, An-dre, James and John of Ze - & b by; strife; Raise Lo, dee; Leave all stone bread orld - & b ood, sac - ay and ra - and and you shall of heav'n is ly things you re ment fol - am of lo. I. life. me. you ket be- find brohar - me; ken bor: cleave in Come a - Text: (Verses 1 & 2) Geoffrey Dearmer; 1931, Oxford University Press; Print permission: OneLicense A Verse 3: Dominus secus mare - Introit Ordinary 3/B. Tune: BEACH SPRING & b.. Lord, have mer-cy. Lord, have mer-cy. Lord, have mer -cy. Cantor All & b. J J. Christ, have mercy. - Christ, have mer-cy Christ, have mer-cy.. Text: Kyrie eleison. Music: Jan Vermulst, Mass for Christian Unity. 1964, World Library Publications, Franklin Park IL Reprinted ith permission: License AL Introductory Rites Gloria & bb b b c Glo - ry to God in high -est, & bb b b & bb b b. earth peace to peo - ple of good J Gloria Weekday Feasts & b b W 1. Glo-ry to God in high-est, praise you, e & bb b b.. J W and on earth peace to peo -ple of good ill. 2. We praise you, e bless you, * e a-dore you, 3. We glo-rify you, e give you thanks * for your great glory, 4. Lord God, heav n-ly King, * O God, almight-y Fa-r. 5. Lord Je-sus Christ, Only Be-got-ten Son, * Lord God, Lamb of God, Son of Far, 6. You take aay sins of orld: * have mer-cy on us; 7. You take aay sins of orld: * re-ceive our prayer; 8. You are seated at right hand of Fa-r: * have mer-cy on us. 9. For you alone are Holy One, you alone are Lord, * you alone are Most High, Jesus Christ, 10. With Holy Spir-it, * in glory of God Far. A-men. Text: Gloria, 2010, ICEL. Music: John Lee, Congregational Mass. 1970, 1980, 2011, GIA Publications Inc, Chicago IL Printed ith permission: OneLicense A Prayer.. ill. and on We bless you, e a -dore you, e glo-ri-fy you, e give you thanks for your great glo-ry, & bb b b Œ & bb b b Ó. For & bb b b. Lord God, heav-en-ly King, O God, al -might-y Fa-r. Lord,... [Choir] Lord Jesus Christ, Only Begotten Son, Lord God, Lamb of God, Son of Far, you take aay sins of orld, have mercy on us; you take aay sins of orld, receive our prayer; you are seated at right hand of Far, have mercy on us.. J you a-lone are Ho-ly One, you a-lone are Œ & bb b b Œ & bb b b Œ you a - lone are Most High, Je-sus Christ, ith Ho-ly Spir-it, in -. Fa-r. A - men. A - glo ry of God men. Text: Gloria in excelsis, 2010 ICEL. Music: 2007, 2010, Kevin Keil, Mass of St Frances Cabrini; OCP Publications, Portland OR Printed ith permission: OneLicense A

6 Liturgy of Word A Reading from Jonah 3:1-5, 10 Lector: The ord of Lord. People: Thanks be to God & c Ó Teach me your Psalm 25 ays, O Lord, teach me your Psalms for Week Sat: Let us see your face, Lord, and e shall be saved. Mon: My faithfulness and my mercy shall be ith him. Tue: Who is this king of glory? It is Lord! Wed: For ever I ill maintain my love for my servant. Thur: Go out to all orld, and tell Good Nes. Fri: Proclaim God s marvelous deeds to all nations. ays. Refrain: Lectionary for Mass, ICEL. Verses: Psalm 25, 2010, Conception Abbey & Grail. Music: Richard Proulx, 1975, GIA, Chicago IL. Printed ith permission: OneLicense A O Lord, make me kno your ays; teach me your paths. Guide me in your truth, and teach me, for you are God of my salvation. Remember your compassion, O Lord, and your merciful love, for y are from of old. In your merciful love remember me, because of your goodness, O Lord. Good and upright is Lord; he shos ay to sinners. He guides humble in right udgement; to humble he teaches his ay. Liturgy of Word Priest: The Lord be ith you. People: And ith your spirit. Priest: A reading from Holy Gospel People: Glory to you, O Lord. The Gospel according to Mark 1:14-20 People: Praise to you, Lord Jesus Christ. Homily Creed I believe in one God, Far almighty, maker of heaven and earth, of all things visible and invisible. I believe in one Lord Jesus Christ, Only Begotten Son of God, born of Far before all ages. God from God, Light from Light, true God from true God, begotten, not made, consubstantial ith Far; through him all things ere made. For us men and for our salvation he came don from heaven, (All bo) and by Holy Spirit as incarnate of Virgin Mary, and became man. For our sake he as crucified under Pontius Pilate, he suffered death and as buried, and rose again on third day in accordance ith Scriptures. He ascended into heaven and is seated at right hand of Far. He ill come again in glory to udge living and dead and his kingdom ill have no end. I believe in Holy Spirit, Lord, giver of life, ho proceeds from Far and Son, ho ith Far and Son is adored and glorified, ho has spoken through prophets. I believe in one, holy, catholic and apostolic Church. I confess one Baptism for forgiveness of sins and I look forard to resurrection of dead and life of orld to come. Amen. A Reading from 1 Corinthians 7:29-31 Lector: The ord of Lord. People: Thanks be to God Universal Prayer & b Al - le-lu - ia.. Alleluia Al - le-lu - ia.. Al - le-lu - Music: Jan Vermulst, Mass for Christian Unity. 1987, World Library Publications, Franklin Park IL Reprint ith permission: license AL W ia! Preparation of Gifts Dominus secus mare Galilaeae Preston Masters Dominus secus mare Galilaeae vidit duos fratres, Petrum at Andream, st vocavit eos: Venite post me, faciam vos fieri piscatores hominum. [Mat 4: 18, 19 Introit, Ordinary III] The Lord, alking by sea of Galilee, sa to brors, Peter & Andre, and he called to m: Follo me, I ill make you fishers of men.

7 Liturgy of Eucharist Preparation of Gifts Priest: Blessed are you, Lord God of all creation People: Blessed be God for ever. Priest: Pray, brors and sisters, that my sacrifice and yours may be acceptable to God, almighty Far. People: May Lord accept sacrifice at your hands for praise and glory of his name, for our good and good of all his holy Church. Eucharistic Prayer & The Lord be ith you. & Lift up your hearts. & Let us give thanks to Lord our God. & # # c Ho-ly, Ho-ly, Holy. J Ho - ly, & # #. J Heav- en and earth are & # #. J n. J And ith your spir - it. Mystery of Faith & # # c. J n Amen We lift m up to Lord. n It is right and ust. Lord God of n full of your san - na, Ho - san- na, Ho-san-na in high-est.. hosts. glo-ry. ΠΠ& # # Bless- ed is & # #. J & # #. Priest:. J he n. Ho- Πho comes in name of Lord. Ho- J n san- na, Ho - san- na, Ho - san- na When e eat this Bread J claim your Death, O & # # c n. and drink this J in Πhigh-est. ΠCup, e pro- Lord, un - til you come a - gain. Through him, and ith him, and in him, O God, almighty Far, in unity of Holy Spirit, A - men,. J A - men, n A - men. Text: Eucharistic Prayer Acclamations, 2010, ICEL. Music: Richard Proulx, Mass for City, 1991, 2010, GIA Publications, Chicago IL Reprinted ith permission: OneLicense A & # # 2 2 Cantor. Lamb of All God, you take a - ay & # #. sins of Communion Rite Lord s Prayer & b Our Fa-r, ho art in heav-en, hal-loed be thy name; & b thy king - dom come; & b orld: have have Music: Jan Vermulst, Mass for Christian Unity; 1964, WLP thy ill mer - cy mer - cy grant be done on earth as it is in heav-en. Give us this day our dai-ly bread; & b and for - give us our tres - pass - es & b as e for -give those ho tres-pass a - gainst us; & b and lead us not in - to temp - ta - tion, & b but de - liv - er us from e - vil. Text: The Lord's Prayer. Music: adapted & arranged by Robert J. Sno, Priest: Deliver us, Lord, e pray, from every evil... as e aait blessed hope and coming of our Savior, Jesus Christ. & b For king-dom, poer and glo-ry are yours & b no and for ev - er. Rite of Peace Fraction of Bread Sunday 10:30 & 12:15 masses Choir: Agnus Dei, qui tollis peccata mundi: Cantor / n All on on us us. us. peace. all glory and honor is yours, for ever and ever. & b c. mi mi do - se - re - re no - - se - re - re no - - na no - bis pa - Text: Agnus Dei. Music: Giovanni Croce ( ); Missa Prima Sexti Toni (1596) bis. bis. cem. 7

8 Communion Rite (Please remain standing throughout Communion Rite until Communion hymn has ended.) & # & #. To Fishermen J Lord, Your Almighty Word & b me, Leave all And things you have and come and fol - lo come and fol - lo. me. Text & Music: Suzanne Toolan, RSM, To Fishermen & 1970, GIA Publications Inc, Chicago IL Reprinted ith permission: OneLicense A To fishermen ho lived along Sea of Galilee, stood by shore to cast ir nets into ageless sea. No Jesus atched m from afar, n called m each by name; It changed ir lives, se simple men; y'd never be same. And as he alked along shore, tas James and John he d find; And se to sons of Zebedee ould leave ir boats behind. Their ork and all y held so dear y left beside ir nets. Their names y d heard as Jesus called; y came ithout regret. Choir: Thank Lord Folk tune, arr. Rene Clausen Thank Lord and sing his praise. Tell everyone hat he has done. Let everyone ho loves Lord reoice and gladly bear his name. He recalls his promises and leads his people forth in oy ith shouts of Thanksgiving: Alleluia, Alleluia. 1. Lord, 2. Sav - your ior, 3. Spir - it & b dark - dark - ho - & b Hear Health Move us, to on al - you of ness ness ly e & b Sheds No And not to in might - came truth. heard, live dove,. y to and Word give love, and took heal - ing speed forth cha - os and those ho in life - giv - ing, ir and your. flight; sight, flight!. hum-blsick in mind, sight to in - ly pray, and here gos-pel day a - ter's face bear-ing lamp of its all earth's. glo - hu - dark - J rious ray, man-kinest place Let Let Let re re re Text: Genesis 1:3; John Marriott, Tune: ITALIAN HYMN (MOSCOW) be be be blind, grace,. light! light! light! Postlude 10:30, 12:15, 5:30 Fugue in F, op. 85, no. 3 Max Reger 4:30 vigil, 8:00 Gelobet seist du Jesu Christ D. Buxtehude Jan Concluding 24 - St Francis Rites de Sales Shepherd of Souls Shepherd of souls, in love come, feed us, life-giving bread for hungry hearts. To those refreshing aters lead us here dells that peace your grace imparts. May e, ayard in your fold, by your forgiveness rest consoled. Life-giving vine, come, feed and nourish, strengn each branch ith life divine; Ever in you, O may e flourish, fruitful branches on vine. Lord, may our souls be purified so that in Christ may e abide. Text: Omer Westendorf, Shepherd of Souls; 1964, World Library, Franklin Park IL Tune: ICH WILL DICH LIEBEN, Georg Joseph. Permission: AL Jan 25 - St Paul & Jan 26 - Sts Timothy & Titus For All Saints & b c Œ. 1. For Jan 25: I Jan 26: A - & b rest, lieved, fame, all kno mong saints, one na - All And his & b fore he, to & b. & b Je - safe great, all Al - orld udge folk sus, my for - le - lu - ho in tions, ho by I am might - y. con - fessed, might - y, pro - claim; from hom tell ir I his Psalm 117. Your The faith sure on - be for - ev - due un - til ev - er praise. ia! Al - er that his name, ill Lord le - lu - la - bors have be - glo-rious be - that ders O keep is blest. day. name. Text: (Vs 1) William H. Ho; (Vs 2) 2 Tm 1:12; 4:8 - Introit, Jan 25, Conversion of St Paul; (Vs 3) Ps 96:3-4 - Introit, Jan 26, Ss Timothy & Titus. Tune: SINE NOMINE, Ralph Vaughan Williams ( ). 1906, Oxford University Press. & b c Go out to all orld and tell Good ia! Œ Nes. Text: Psalm Refrain: Lectionary for Mass, ICEL; Verses: The Revised Grail, 2010, Conception Abbey. Music: Michel Guimont, 1994, GIA, Chicago IL OneLicense A O Praise Lord, all you nations; acclaim him, all you peoples! For his merciful love has prevailed over us; and Lord's faithfulness endures forever.

9 Ordinary Time III 21 January 2018 Anser Call! Men, hold date: On Saturday, Feb. 24th, Catholic Men s Felloship of Norast Ohio is holding its 18th annual Anser Call conference at Holiday Inn, Independence. The me is Developing Your Relationship ith Christ ith speakers Peter Herbeck, Eric Mahl, and Greg Wasinski. For more information visit: <cmfneo.com>. Morning Prayer Groups - Please consider oining our eekly garings from 6:30-7:00 am in Loer Sacristy of Cadral. Using scriptures for coming Sunday, se groups share ir faith and some felloship over a cup of coffee. The omen s group gars on Tuesdays, and men s group on Fridays. Just sho up at Loer Sacristy, or contact parish office ith inquiries. Centering Prayer is a spiritual practice of our Catholic contemplative tradition that opens us more deeply to a relationship ith God in faith and intimacy. Our group meets on Monday evenings from 6:30-8:00 pm in Loer Sacristy. Tying Knot? - For baptized Catholics, marriage is a Sacrament that is best celebrated in home church of bride or groom. For eddings at Cadral, a six-month minimum period of preparation is required. This preparation includes a Pre- Cana class or retreat, Prepare and Enrich Marriage Preparation instrument, and liturgical planning. Those ho are not parishioners of Cadral may celebrate ir eddings in Cadral; hoever, those are exceptional cases and must be discussed ith parish staff. Fr. Sean Ralph can assist anyone interested in planning a edding. Electronic Nesletter & Magazine - Stay informed ith latest Catholic nes from Diocese of Cleveland. You may also subscribe to Norast Ohio Catholic e-nesletter, free, eekly, electronic nesletter of Diocese of Cleveland. It is delivered to your inbox every Thursday, sharing timely nes about faith, important local events, articles from Norast Ohio Catholic magazine, and much more. Visit <dioceseofcleveland.org> and click e-nesletter icon to sign up! Pray for Each Or - In your prayers, please remember those in need of healing and support, especially: Natalie Rose Hayek, Drusilla Allen, William Loar Jr., Betty Allen ` Mary Theresa Dias & Family ` Richard King, Pat Hesland ` Mary Pierce, Dan F. ` Sherry Brodock, Amy Sonoda ` Alice Mycan, Melanie Dansko Mille ` Kristen LaManna, Peggy LaManna ` Timothy Ferris ` Margaret Fadroski, Joe Carnivale, ` Lisa Holzheimer Miheli, James R. Forristal, Tom Sonneborn ` Joe Bruozis, Tim Prestel ` Jemia Sorski, Jim Nagle ` Frank Dimeo, Joel Rivera, Michele LaBella ` Mike Mannino ` Nancy Stinson, Robert & Jessica Bossone ` If you, or one of your family, ould like to be included in this prayer list, please contact Cadral Office. After 30 days, please let office kno her to retain person on prayer list. Parish Pastoral Council For details visit: <SaintJohnCadral.com/ParishCouncil> Parish Council meets on second Tuesday of month at 6:00 pm. Any parishioner ishing to address Council at this time should contact Council ith ir request. <ParishCouncil@saintohncadral. com>, or contact rectory at ext Next meeting: Tuesday, Feb 13, Want to Become a Parishioner? You can register to be a member of Cadral Parish by simply attending a 45-minute registration event in Loer Sacristy. The next Parish Registration Days are: Sunday at 11:30 am: Jan. 21, Mar. 18 Saturday at 5:30 pm: May 12 Welcome Ne Parishioners! Ryan Kraft, Paul & Marie Shymske, Briana Cates Kiersten Young, Mat Jones, Paulette Podlogar, Alexandra Conkey, Brian Baron & Angela Cici, Renee D Agostino,, Kristen Plageman,Janet & Scott Ash, Therese Greco,Shelbi Neidler, Mollie Porter Religious Education Children s Ministries at St John s Cadral include Parish Home School of Religion (PHSR); as ell as Sacramental Preparation for First Reconciliation, First Eucharist, and Confirmation (8th to 11th grade). PHSR and sacramental preparation: Through small group, on-line, and home schooling, e provide Kindergarten to High School students ith catechesis and sacramental preparation. If you are interested in assisting in se ministries, registering your child for PHSR or sacramental preparation, or if you have any questions, please contact Carolyn Apperson- Hansen at ext or <capperson-hansen@dioceseofcleveland.org> 9

10 The Cadral of St. John Evangelist Intentions of Holy Far January: For Evangelization - Religious Minorities in Asia. That Christians, and or religious minorities in Asian countries may be able to practice ir faith in full freedom. Family Perspectives on Gospel It must have been difficult for Zebedee to atch his to sons alk aay to follo Jesus. He probably enoyed orking side-by-side ith his sons each day. Our children are not ours. Like Zebedee, e raise m to let m go. Cherish moments you share toger. Family Camp at Camp Christopher ill run Feb , 2018 (Presidents Day eekend). Camp Christopher is perfect for both experienced and first time campers. All meals are prepared in St. Francis Dining Hall and served family style. Scheduled activities are offered every day, yet re is plenty of opportunity to relax and set your on pace. Bring your family out for eekend to enoy campfires, arts & crafts, outdoor fun, and family activities. Please visit campchris.org for details or call office at The 34th Bishop s Seminary Brunch ill be held on Sunday, March 18, 2018, 12-3 pm at Executive Caterers at Landerhaven. This is a fundraising event to benefit our seminarians. Consider filling a table of ten by inviting fello parishioners and friends to attend. Individual tickets are also available. For more information, contact Mary Avenoso at or <mavenoso@dioceseofcleveland.org>. 10 In Our Diocesan Community Cleveland, Ohio Women in Transition: Success is Yours - Cuyahoga Community College s (Tri-C) Women in Transition is a FREE non-credit course that is designed to help omen move ir lives forard. Participants receive basic computer training, help in career exploration, financial literacy enrichment, and soft skill training. Upon completing program you ill kno hat to expect as a student, be equipped to continue your education, understand financial aid options, and have stronger life management skills, hile developing a support system. Courses address computer & study skills, ob readiness, time and stress management, and many or areas of personal development. Participants must commit to this 8 eek, 3 day-a-eek program. At least four WIT courses are offered each year at four campuses: Eastern ( ), Metropolitan ( ), Western ( ), & Westshore ( ). Call no to invest in your future. Monthly Grief Support - Please oin us for an hour of learning and healing along your grief ourney. Our Grief Support leaders are certified as Ministers of Consolation by National Catholic Ministry to Bereaved, Inc. Our Catholic-based support can be supplemental to your existing support groups. We meet at St. Joseph Cemetery, Avon; Holy Cross Cemetery, Akron; and Holy Cross Cemetery, Brook Park; on 3rd Sunday of every month at 3:00 pm, except on holidays, n e meet 4th Sunday. The next Support Group is Sunday, January 21st at St. Joseph Cemetery, Avon; Holy Cross Cemetery, Akron; and Holy Cross Cemetery, Brook Park. The topic for January ill be: Facing Ne Year ith Hope and Love. No registration is required; ust come and oin us. For more information, visit our ebsite <clecem.org/information/bereavement.aspx> or contact Rhonda at or <rabrams@clecem.org>. Life in Spirit Seminar - Come, receive God s mercy - Psalm 116:5. A one-day Life in Spirit Seminar ill be held on Saturday, February 10, from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm. (The Saturday ust before Lent begins.) Our Lady of Angels Prayer Group invites you to prepare for Lent and to gro closer to our Lord. Complimentary continental breakfast and lunch ill be provided; re is no cost for this seminar. Join us in Primary Building (behind Linus Hall) 3644 Rocky River Dr., Cleveland (re ill be signs). For questions or to register, please phone Verna at or Therese at Invite ors to oin you! Please keep health and safety of members of our Armed Forces in your thoughts and prayers. God grant that y may return home safely and soon. Please also let us kno hen your service people have returned. Sean Moriarty, Desmond O Donnell, Justin Pinchak, Chaplain Cpt. Curtis L. Kondik, Jeell Portood, Luke Turbin, Devion Long, Craig Long, Travis Harman, Chris Paulett, Ben Maragliano. After 90 days, please let office kno her to retain name on prayer list. (Please feel free to submit names of service members for inclusion in this space.)