THIS WEEK AT SAINT PASCHAL BAYLON MASS AND MEETING SCHEDULE

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2 THIS WEEK AT SAINT PASCHAL BAYLON MASS AND MEETING SCHEDULE Monday, May 30, 2016, Weekday Pt 1:2-7; Ps 91:1-2, 14-16; Mk 12:1-12 9:00 a.m. MASS: Fiorentino D Amico 11:30 a.m. NO MASS: (St. Ann Shrine) Memorial Day- Parish office and Chapel closed. Tuesday, May 31, 2016, THE VISITATION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY Zep 3:14-18; Is 12:2-3, 4, 5-6; Lk 1: :30 a.m. MASS: Richard, Sandra and Chris Ranells 9:00 a.m. MASS: Stanley Wielkiewicz 11:30 a.m. MASS: (St. Ann Shrine) Wednesday, June 1, 2016, Saint Justin, Martyr Tm 1:1-3; 6-12; Ps 123:1-2; Mk 12: :00 a.m. MASS: Edward Kazimir 11:30 a.m. MASS: (St. Ann Shrine) 12:15 p.m. MASS: Sandy and Chris Ranells 12:30 p.m. Rosary Guild, Arkins Conference Room 6:00 p.m. Bereavement, Parlor Thursday, June 2, 2016, Weekday Tm 2:8-15; Ps 25:4-5, 8-10, 14; Mk 12: :00 a.m. MASS: Carmine Piccirillo 11:30 a.m. MASS: (St. Ann Shrine) Friday, June 3, 2016, THE MOST SACRED HEART OF JESUS Ez 34:11-16; Ps 23:1-6; Rom 5:5-11; Lk 15:3-7 9:00 a.m. MASS: Pasquale and Antoinette Pellecchio 11:30 a.m. MASS: Charles Sepic (St. Ann Shrine) Saturday, June 4, 2016, The Immaculate Heart of the Blessed Virgin Mary Tm 4:1-8; Ps 71:8-9, 14-15, 16-17, 22; Lk 2: :00 a.m. MASS: Bernadette Erokwu, Maria and Matteo Tartaglia 4:30 p.m. MASS: Guido Mastronardi and Pocolo Fedeli Sunday, June 5, 2016, TENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Kgs 17:17-24; Ps 30:2, 4, 5-6, 11-13; Gal 1:11-19; Lk 7: :00 a.m. MASS: Frank Donia 10:00 a.m. MASS: Onofrio Sciulla Family 12:00 p.m. MASS: Campana and Ciofani Families 7:00 p.m. MASS: Khoa Nguyen Bulletin Cover: Pastor Column Photo: Design by Jamie Wilhelm John Thomas Lane, SSS

3 SAVE THE DATES MEMORIAL DAY HOLIDAY: Monday, May 30, 9:00 a.m. Mass ONLY. Chapel, shrine and office closed for this special day. TASTE OF THE TOWN COMMITTEE: Tuesday, May 31, 8:00 a.m. (only 40 minutes!) with coffee and pastries! Help us plan our 5 th annual event, celebrating the great food of Northeast Ohio, incredible gifts for Christmas, wonderful drinks and people! SCHOOL ADVISORY COUNCIL: Tuesday, May 31, 6:30 p.m. Blessed Sacrament Dining Room and Pastor s Deck for a cookout and end of the year gathering. KINDERGARTEN GRADUATION: Tuesday, May 31, 9 a.m. in Father O Brien Hall 8 TH GRADE GRADUATION: Thursday, June 2, 7 p.m. Congratulations graduates! SUPPORT OUR CLUSTER FRIENDS: Saint Clare Parish Festival is June 2 5 BAPTISM WEEKEND: Saturday/Sunday, June 4 5, 4:30 p.m. and 10 a.m. Masses PASTORAL COUNCIL: Monday, June 6, 6:30 p.m. Pastor s Deck & SSS Courtyard Annual Picnic SUMMER SAVE THE DATES: BIBLE CAMP: June 27 July 1 SAINT ANN TRIDUUM: July 24 July 26 with special guest speaker, Fr. Lorn Snow, SJ (former pastor at Gesu) weekend Mass preaching, blessing of children, anointing of the sick, Monday & Tuesday 7 p.m. YEAR OF MERCY CONVOCATION: 3 Day event: Friday, July 29 Sunday, July 31 here on SPB s campus. National speakers PARISH PICNIC: Sunday, August 21, Noon Highland Heights Park WELCOMING COMMITTEE News from the Welcoming Committee: We will be hosting a dinner for those who attended the spring session of Bereavement on June 1 st. Come and join us for Complimentary Coffee and Donuts in the Narthex on Sunday, June 12 th after the 10:00 a.m. Mass. All are welcome! Mark your calendars for Sunday, August 28 th, and plan to attend our annual Ice Cream Social after the 7:00 p.m. Mass. Enjoy a bowl of ice cream with your choice of toppings, and have a chance to chat with friends. It is a free event. More information to follow.

4 YOUTH MINISTRY Just to know You and to make You known, we lift Your name on High. Shine like the sun make darkness run and hide. We know we were made for so much more than ordinary lives. It's time for us to more than just survive.we were made to thrive -Thrive by Casting Crowns (Our Youth Group s theme song!) Happy Memorial Day! We are officially on our summer schedule! To kick things off, this weekend we have taken a trip to Kalahari! Next Sunday we have a special outdoor Mass at Lyndhurst Park and then will have a private pool party. Mass begins at 5:30. For more information, please contact Mrs. Mickol at emickol@saintpaschal.com. The pool party, as well as any of our summer events, is open to any current 5th grader, soon to be 6th grader and beyond. Please check out our summer calendar, Facebook page, and our website for all our exciting events.from Fun n Stuff, to a Mid-Summer Retreat, to The Fest, we have an awesome summer planned! Upcoming Events: Sunday, May 29th: Trip to Kalahari Sunday, June 5th: Outdoor Mass and Pool Party at Lyndhurst Pool and Park Mass at 5:30 Bible Camp 2016: Anchors Away With Christ! ~ June 27-July 1st Information about Youth Group can be found on the: Youth Group board in the Narthex and at each exit of the church Website: Facebook: Saint Paschal Baylon Youth Ministry EYMARD CORNER We will meet again June 21 for Social at 5:00 p.m. followed by The St. Peter Julian Eymard Novena and then a potluck dinner at 6:00 p.m. Some things are worth repeating. Just what is this Eymard Spiritual Group? The Gatherings are open to one and all. Folks come together for a pot-luck luncheon, fellowship and some spiritual inspiration though a short talk by a guest speaker. We gather for a social at 11:00 a.m. followed by the St. Peter Julian Eymard Novena and lunch. We conclude with the popular 50/50 raffle and our guest speaker. Give yourself a break and come to an Eymard Spiritual Group Gathering, one of the longest running ministries here at St. Paschal Baylon. See you at our summer Prime Time June Gathering on June 21st! WELCOME TO OUR NEW PARISHIONERS Mr. Nicholas Lopardo and Ms. Dana Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patyk, Mr. Kenneth Dobrski, Mr. and Mrs. Dustin Souers, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Connole, Mr. and Mrs. Jintae Kim, Ms. Lisa Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. David Leach, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Andres

5 COMMUNITY AT PRAYER - PRAY-ERS NEEDED! ALERT Please be so kind to let Jennifer Bartlett <greygerbs@sbcglobal.net> know if you are able to become a regular participate in our Community at Prayer ministry - on these times that need immediate attention: Monday, 10 p.m a.m. Tuesday, 1-2 p.m., 3-4 p.m. Wednesday, 12-1 p.m. Thursday, 10 a.m p.m., 8-9p.m. Friday, 12-1p.m., 4p.m a.m. Saturday, a.m., 12-4p.m., 6p.m a.m. Sunday, 10p.m.-12 a.m. The greatest need is Friday afternoon/evenings. THANKS for your witness and prayers as we build up the Body of Christ and await for Christ's return! PASTORAL COUNCIL CORNER A feasibility study to identify major projects to repair, replace or construct new parts of the parish s physical plant will be going on through the summer and early fall months. Fr. Lane will continue to highlight what is needed or proposed in his bulletin column, and a parish survey may be part of the process. A progress report will be presented at the October 11th Quarterly meeting for parish leaders and a January 10, 2017 town hall gathering will be another forum for parishioner input. All of the information and opinions gathered will help to determine if there is a need for a capital campaign in the near future. Finance Council is completing the budget for the new fiscal year. Remember that the Diocesan Rooted in Faith campaign garnered $1.3 million in pledges from SPB; 30% comes back to us, including the most recent check which covered parking lot repairs. A council committee is looking into the production of a new parish directory to include family/individual pictures, with a projected publication date of May, Would you like to help? Calendar Notes June 27 - The Northeast Ohio Turkish Muslim community will join SPB parishioners for a Taste of Ramadan celebration, with 7:30 p.m. discussions and talks followed by the potluck dinner at 9 p.m. (the daily Ramadan fasting period ends at sundown). July The St. Ann Triduum with Jesuit Father Lorn Snow. July The Blessed Sacrament Congregation and SPB host The Gift of Self in the Year of Mercy Eucharistic convocation. Brochures with information available in church. The Suggestion Box provided several questions/comments to be addressed in later bulletins. Next Pastoral Council Meeting: Monday, June 6, 6:30 p.m. at the Rectory. Cogently submitted by Dan Lewis. SPRING FLING RAFFLE WINNERS Congratulations to our Spring Fling Raffle winners! Grand Prize Joe McCormack Second Prize: Rob Polomsky Third Prize: Pat Briar

6 FROM THE PASTOR S PERSPECTIVE This bulletin column was written on May 15. The Body & Blood of Christ: In 1969 when the church combined the holidays of Corpus Christi and the Precious Blood into one festival the idea was to completely focus on the Real Presence of Christ in the body & blood. For too long, the church segregated or separated the reality of this mystery. With the promulgation of the revised Eucharistic theology after the Second Vatican Council, the entire mystery of the Eucharist was proclaimed and how communion was to be received by the faithful. It is sad that in some parts of the world, for economic reasons and other practices, that not everyone is able to receive both elements or species of Holy Communion. The other important reason for today s solemnity is to make a connection with our Eucharist and living the Eucharist in the world. That was a big spiritual and social change we went from a more Protestant view of the Eucharist that this is my Jesus and me time, to I have to live Jesus and care for Jesus in the world. The social outreach side to being Eucharist became more fully alive and present. The real presence was not just here in the church but the Real Presence of Christ was and is in every person I encounter. These encounters are moments of grace and sacramental moments of love and care. Jesus Christ gave us the first example of loving by giving an example to his disciples and therefore to us. We continue this mystery in living it for the world today being Christ s body & blood in the world that hungers for this love. Fulfilling a Goal and Dream: As I look forward to our 8 th year together - yes, time flies when you are having fun at SPB could we work on a special goal together? I ll never forget my second grade catechist, Sr. Monica, saying how important it was to receive Holy Communion and sing because we are so happy to receive Jesus, we cannot help but sing. Fr. Jette loved the song, How Can I Keep From Singing? because of the same reasons and the delightful text. I have asked our parish pastoral musicians, like Cardinal Mahoney of Los Angeles wrote in his pastoral letter, to have our 8 favorite communion hymns sung during this coming year so that we will become comfortable again in singing during the Communion Rite. This is a way for us to get back in the habit of singing during Communion a good habit! Just as we sing together Happy Birthday or The National Anthem to show unity, sportsmanship or our common belief or cause, so shouldn t we at the most important part of the Mass? We give back to God the voice he gave us. The instructions of the Mass tell us to do this, so let s start practicing this together again by picking up a hymn book or song sheet and singing the song that is announced... We all have our worries, concerns, joys and sorrows we bring to Mass and our reception of the Body and Blood of Christ. Our Amen says, yes to this reality, to the reality that WE are the Body and Blood of Christ and our song unifies us together in this special ritual moment. Thanks for helping this dream become reality in the coming year. Spring Fling! Thank you for joining us for our 7 th annual parish festival. We were blessed to have so many people come from northeast Ohio and northwest PA to join with us during this special weekend. We were also honored to have Deacon Joe s family for the formal blessing of the Bourgeois Bells. Being the first parish festival in the area gets everyone into the mood of being outside, visiting friends and neighbors, having some fun food and listening to great music and dancing! Every year our event gets bigger and better and our team grows and develops

7 great fun for us. I thank Bob Mastrangelo for his leadership of our committee and being chair. From our staff, Kathy Pohlhammer has worked tirelessly, especially on the flyer and publicity that I know many people have enjoyed seeing this year. Our Advancement Director, Barb DiTurno, was instrumental in expanding our sponsorship this year. We are so grateful to the doubling of sponsors this year please patronize our sponsors and tell them often how grateful you are for their care of our parish. I also give a shout out to the rest of the committee for their hard work and dedication: Don LoPresti, Bob Horvath, Greg Sutyak, Jim Bartel, John Margevicius, Kris Martinson, Mike Majernik, Diana Mitchell, The DiLillo Family, The Reichert Family and Teri Drda. We appreciate that Athletic Association, PTO, Ladies Guild, the Welcome Committee, Holy Name Society, SPB Credit Union, Helping Hands, Parish Council, Parish Finance Council, SPB Day School, SPB PSR and the Eymard Spiritual Group are as involved as they are too. I hope I have covered everyone but if not, I apologize. Taste of the Town: Our next parish festival, specifically for the school, is Taste of the Town. Won t you join with us on the committee to organize this important annual event? Help us recruit your favorite restaurant, find wonderful auction items, plan the menus and beverages, decorate our special Father O Brien Hall and every other detail in between. We will have a short organizational meeting, Tuesday (this May 31) at 8 a.m. in the Arkins Room. This time was chosen to help people get to their jobs! Let us continue to pray for each other! Blessings to you this Memorial Day weekend as we recall those who died in service to our country. In Christ our Eucharist, Reverend John Thomas Lane, SSS, Class of 1979 Pastor jtlanesss@gmail.com STEWARDSHIP REPORT WEEKLY OFFERTORY COLLECTION Sharing with God with what God has given: Sunday Regular Collection, May 22, $14, Catholic Charities Appeal: The focus of this special appeal weekend is the Rose Mary Centers and the new program that they implemented, placing members together in houses throughout the community. Many of these homes are now in our parish, specifically in Richmond Heights. Thanks for your support either when you first pledged in February, or if you are supporting now for the first time. Sacrifice a meal at a restaurant or one hour s wage for Catholic Charities. THANK YOU for supporting the campaign and our diocese efforts to Love our Neighbors! PLEASE PRAY FOR THE FOLLOWING DECEASED PARISHIONERS: Maria Cianci, Joe Byrne, Dorothy Daedelow, Carmella Sbrocco, Anthony Marinelli, Karen Bradley, Eleanor DeStasio, Roger Krukowski, Francis Joherl

8 CLOWN/HELPING HANDS MINISTRY No words can express how much your presence at the blessing of the church bells in memory of my great brother Fr Louis Bourgeois meant to me. The love you showed for me and my family is that same kind of love my brother reached out to so many in his life as a very dedicated priest. The Bishop at my brother s funeral called my brother a priest s priest. It was one of the largest funerals ever seen for a priest who never made the headlines, but a priest for every class of people. My brother s love continues in our hearts and the ringing of bells remind us of him and the church, but most importantly, the love of God, because my brother was famous for saying God is Good all the Time. All the time God is good. I received a letter from a Protestant lady saying she heard these new bells of St. Paschal and just wanted to thank us because every time she hears the bells she thinks of God and is thankful to God for His love. My brother s love for God and his people continues in the joyous ringing of our church bells. The blessing of our church bells is a joyous and happy day for all of us. Bells have a special place in the life of God s people as they mark the hours of prayer and call us to the celebration of Mass. Bells alert us of important events, both happy and sad in the life of the church and community. Let us then participate devoutly in the celebrations whenever we hear the ringing of bells. We will remember that we are one family, coming together to show our unity in Christ. A very special thank you to all those who made my family feel so welcome and loved. God Bless you. GOD IS GOOD ALL THE TIME. ALL THE TIME GOD IS GOOD. PSR AND OTHER NEWS FROM THE PEKO S PSR REGISTRATION: Registration is now underway for the PSR school year. Forms were sent home with current students in early April. Additional forms will be available from the Parish Office and on psr.saintpaschal.com. To avoid a late fee, please register as soon as possible. Early tuition rates for this year are $85 for 1 child, $155 for 2 children, and $230 for 3 or more children. Scholarships are available. Additionally, our registration form also serves as the emergency medical form as well as the media release form for your convenience. Special note: Two years of sacramental preparation is required. If you have a child entering 1 st grade or 7 th grade and are interested in them receiving their sacraments in 2 nd and 8 th grades the following year, please make sure to enroll them in PSR for this coming school year. Catechists and Classroom Aides Needed: We need adult volunteers to be classroom aides and catechists for the PSR school year. Have you been thinking about volunteering and sharing your faith with children? If you are interested and available on Monday evenings, please contact George and Anna Peko at ext 107 or psr@saintpaschal.com. INFANT BAPTISM CLASSES OFFERED: If you are interested in getting your child who is under the age of 7 baptized, please contact George and Anna Peko at (440) ext. 107 to sign up for a course on baptism. The next class is Sunday, July 10 following the 10a.m. Mass. CONFIRMATION: Service Hours Logs and Confirmation calendars for 2017 have been distributed to the PSR and SPB day school 7 th graders. If you have a child entering 8 th grade in the fall of 2016 and would like him or her to be confirmed in 2017 and they have NOT received this information, please contact George and Anna Peko psr@saintpaschal.com.

9 EDUCATION As we come to the close of our 60th year, we wish to celebrate one final Green Knight of the Quarter. Sam Dornback is the epitome of courtesy and reverence! I have been impressed with the way Sam is always mindful of those around him. He goes out of his way to pleasantly greet teachers as well as fellow students daily. He has a kind demeanor and a congenial way of engaging with others. Most impressive to me, however, is his knowledge of his faith and his ability to put his faith into practice! It is a delight to interact with Sam in my homeroom and in the classes I have with him! It s a joy to know and teach Sam! Those words are from Mrs. Mary Connors who nominated seventh grader, Sam Dornback, as our final Green Knight of the year. The entire junior high team had a hand in the nomination describing Sam as a true young gentleman, a terrific example to younger students and peers, and an outstanding student. Sam is involved in many activities. He enjoys sports, particularly basketball. When I asked him if the Cavaliers were his favorite team he said yes, but quickly added that they were his favorite next to his SPB team! Sam is very involved at St. Paul s Episcopal Church where he is an acolyte. He enjoys history and has traveled with his parents to many places important to our history. Sam s first choice for high school is Saint Ignatius because he believes that it is the place to be with its unique urban campus. His mom, Julie, told me that since Sam was little, he has felt compassion toward our larger global community. He believes in social justice and acts accordingly. Dad, David, believes that Sam has been blessed at Saint Paschal School with incredible coaches and staff who have shown him how to be a member of a team. The family s belief that one should not just show up, but should get involved has rubbed off on Sam! It is obvious that Sam exemplifies and lives out the values of courage, civility, character, and compassion centered on Christ. Congratulations, Sam! Here are some great things happening this week: There is no school on Monday, May 30 as we celebrate Memorial Day. Invited Green Knights of the Quarter and their families will join the faculty for our Green Knight Breakfast at 7:15 a.m. on Tuesday, May 31 in the Eymard Room. The 2016 Kindergarten Class will graduate on Tuesday at 9:00 a.m. in O Brien Hall. Field Day is Wednesday, June 1. The Class of 2016 graduates on Thursday, June 2 at 7:00 p.m. in church. A reception given by the 7th grade parents follows in the Eymard Room. Our year ends on Friday, June 3 with Pass It On Mass at 9:00 a.m. Following Mass will be our Field Day Awards assembly. Dismissal is at 11:30 a.m. God bless, Carol L. Jansky, Principal PARISH ACTIVITIES SAINT PASCHAL TRAVELERS BUS TRIP Come join us on Wednesday, June 22, 2016 as we travel to Hollywood Casino, Toledo, Ohio. We will leave Saint Paschal parking lot at 8:00 a.m. and arrive back approximately around 6:15 p.m. The cost is $30.00 per person (includes bus driver s tip) and must be paid in full at time of registration. Please register in the church office. Please note there will be no refunds. HURRY AND SIGN UP!

10 BLOOD DRIVE - SUNDAY, MAY 29 th LifeShare will be here this weekend for our help in preventing another blood shortage this summer. This is our last opportunity during the current school year to earn grant money for our students, and your donation really counts! Only eight more donors are needed to win a grant of $ or 33 donors for a grant of $1,000 for SPB School! Anyone who donated whole blood at our last blood drive (or at St. Clare Parish) on April 3 rd is eligible to donate again now. POWER RED (double-red cell) donations can be made as well. Please come to O Brien Hall on Sunday, 9a.m. - 1:30p.m., and give blood if you are able to do so. HEINENS ABC REWARDS Thanks to all that signed up for Heinens ABC rewards. They donated $3,141 this year to the SPB PTO. 143 people signed up. This program runs from September to April. Heinens continues to match up to 1% of our purchases. There is no cost to you if you are already shopping at Heinen. They have done this for SPB PTO since MISSION APPEAL My dear brothers and sisters in Christ, it is through our living witness to our faith that the Good News of God s Love is spread to the ends of the earth. THIS IS THE MISSION OF EVERY CATHOLIC a mission entrusted to us by Jesus Himself as proof that He is alive... and that His Holy Spirit lives in US!!!! In order to help us to live up to this Missionary call, our Diocese invites Missionaries from around the world to come to each parish once a year to share their stories with us. This year, Sister Lisa Valentini, MSC, of the Missionary Sisters of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, from Reading, Pennsylvania is looking forward to visiting with us here at St Paschal Baylon on the weekend of June 11 th and 12 th, to share with us about the Missionary work of the her Sisters. Sister Lisa is a Missionary herself and has served in Perú, Mexico, Haiti and the Dominican Republic and she is really looking forward to meeting our parishioners! There are two ways of being Missionary: One is to GIVE by GOING which is what Sister Lisa and her Sisters do...the other is to GO by GIVING... The Mission Appeal gives us the opportunity to GIVE so that we can be a part of the Missionary work of the MSC Sisters around the world. Let us be as generous as possible in the 2 nd Collection for this Mission Appeal knowing that the Lord promises a hundredfold in return. CREDIT UNION NEWS A consolidation loan can make credit card payments and other bills much easier to manage. An unsecured loan with rates as low as 9.00% APR up to $10,000 may be the answer. Call the credit union for a loan application at (440) or at SPBCU@SBCGLOBAL.NET. Note: The credit union will be closed on Sunday May 29, BABY BOTTLES FOR BIRTHRIGHT Our parish is sponsoring a fundraiser for Birthright, a pregnancy crisis and counseling center with three offices in greater Cleveland. It is totally volunteer driven with all monies raised going to help moms and their new babies and to keep the offices open. Last year your generous contributions totaled $1,922! The baby bottle campaign began on Mother's Day weekend and will conclude on Father's Day weekend, June 18th and 19 th. We are hoping everyone who took a baby bottle home will bring it home and fill it with spare CHANGE (cash or a check made out to Birthright also accepted) to help make a CHANGE in a young woman's life.

11 AROUND THE DIOCESE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO WORK IN THE HOSPICE OF THE WESTERN RESERVE RESALE SHOP The Resale Shop, located at 5139 Mayfield Rd., Lyndhurst is open Monday- Thursday, from 10a.m.-6p.m. and Friday-Saturday, 10a.m. 5p.m. Your help is needed for a variety of positions. Interested individuals should contact us at to inquire about enrolling in an upcoming Volunteer Education class. A minimum of 4 hours of training and criminal background check (paid for by agency) are required prior to getting started. You may also apply online at hospicewr.org YOUR PARISH STAFF (440) PASTOR: Rev. John Thomas Lane, SSS, jtlanesss@gmail.com, ext 111 PAROCHIAL VICAR: Rev. John Christman. SSS, jchristman@blessedsacrament.com, ext 110 CHAPLAIN: Rev. Lito Hitosis, SSS, Hillcrest Hospital, litzky@lycos.com PASTORAL ASSOCIATES: Dcn. Joseph Bourgeois, SSS, for Social Justice, joeyappytheclown@yahoo.com, ext. 108 Dcn. Robert Bowers, for Marriage Preparation, ext 100 PRINCIPAL: Mrs. Carol Jansky, (440) cjansky@saintpaschal.com PRINCIPAL S ASSISTANT: Ms. Diane Raguz, draguz@saintpaschal.com ADVANCEMENT DIRECTOR: Mrs. Barb DiTurno, advancement@saintpaschal.com, ext. 112 ADMIN. ASSISTANT: Mrs. Mary Beth Hallal, bulletin@saintpaschal.com, ext 103 BUSINESS MANAGER: Ms. Michelle Mazza, mmazza@saintpaschal.com, ext 101 CATECHETICAL LEADERS: M/M Anna & George Peko, (Baptism, Becoming Catholic & PSR) psr@saintpaschal.com, ext. 107 COMMUNICATION DIR.: Mrs. Kathy Pohlhammer, kathy@saintpaschal.com, ext. 109 MAINTENANCE Mr. Roger Fisher, Supervisor, rwfisher53@yahoo.com, ext. 100 Mr. Jon Detzel, Assistant Maintenance Supervisor Mr. Labeeb Beggiani, Church Maintenance, beggianil@sbcglobal.net Mr. Vince Costanzo, Parish Office & School Maintenance, vjc27@sbcglobal.net Mr. Stephen Ebersole, Weekend Maintenance MUSIC & LITURGY: Mrs. Michelle Kitko, Interim 10 & Noon Choir Director, mkitko@saintpaschal.com Mrs. Roberta Modica, Accompanist & 8 a.m. Choir Director, robertamodica@juno.com Mr. Matt Parrotta, Senior Accompanist, mparrotta@me.com PARISH OFFICE: Mrs. Stefi Somrack, Monday Thursday, Chief Receptionist, first shift, parishoffice@saintpaschal.com, ext. 100 YOUTH MINISTER: Evamarie Mickol, emickol@saintpaschal.com, Youth Room ext. 113 Blessed Sacrament Community (SSS): Rev. Paul Bernier, SSS, ext. 122 Bro. Allen Boeckman, SSS, Operations Manager Rev. Roger Bourgeois, SSS, Saint Ann Shrine Chaplain, ext. 105 Bro. Gary LaVerdiere, SSS