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H O Ly a Ssu M P Tio N O Rth O D O X C H U Sunday, June 28, 2020 Tone 2 Gospel: St. Matthew 6:22-33 Epistle: Romans 5:1-10 3rd Sunday after Pentecost / All Saints of Britain and Ireland Translation of the Relics of the holy and wonderworking Unmercenaries Cyrus and John JUNE Bulletin Sponsor: Father Andrew for the Health of all parishioners and family members Liturgical & Events Schedule For Your Prayers Sunday, June 28 Julia Guzy (96 ½ yrs old) Diane Tryon h 9:30 am: Divine Liturgy (18 people max / 1601 Church Rd 109 Joslyn Street c NOTE: You must let Fr. Andrew know if Marblehead, OH 43440 Arcadia, OH 44804 r o i you want to attend) c u m a Please remember our shut-Ins, especially now dur- h d Sunday, July 5 A ing this National Crisis. C 9:30 am: Divine Liturgy (18 people max / w e NOTE: You must let Fr. Andrew know if h t x t you want to attend) PRAY FOR OUR a M o : CATECHUMENS t n d t e s JUNE BULLETIN AND CANDLE e d i Rachael Adamcio Luke Welch o w s SPONSORS e d Lydia Welch Tristen Welch r i h P t M l i Bulletin: $50 From Father Andrew: For the e c r n h May God & the Holy Spirit guide them in t u Health of all the parishioners & family f o their journey in the Orthodox Church and the O o C members e Orthodox way of Life. h s s Chandelier: $50 From Fr. Andrew: In e i n c r a o memory of my Aunt and Uncle, Irene & i P o D i James JUNE SPECIAL COLLECTION - t Altar Candles: $50 From Basil: in memory of Mother Maria of Paris Charitable Ministry Found- A p C loving wife Jean ed in the Diocese of the Midwest. Mission is to O r Candles on the Tomb: $25 Diane in loving advance ministry work being done by Orthodox o m t memory of her mother Ruth on the occasion c Christians within the boundaries of the Diocese of e u R th the Midwest – Orthodox Church in America. of her 25 Anniversary , s k e Eternal Light & Icon Screen: $25 OPEN s t r https://www.facebook.com/mothermariaministry/ a B A w e CATASTROPHIC RELIEF FUND r y d l n Purpose of fund: To provide some small A . o r financial assistance to a parishioner, family F JULY BULLETIN AND CANDLE H member or community member who has suf- fered a catastrophic event. SPONSORS Funds will be offered at the discretion & Bulletin: $50 OPEN blessing of the Rector and the discretion of Chandelier: $50 OPEN the Board. Altar Candles: $50 OPEN Candles on the Tomb: $25 OPEN Two parishioners have given a portion of Eternal Light & Icon Screen: $25 OPEN their stimulus checks to this fund. Please feel free to donate as well. Thank you and God bless! 110 E Main Street, Marblehead, OH 43440 Rectory 419-798-4591 / Cell 570-212-8747 www.holyassumptionmarblehead.org [email protected] VIGILS - 6/ 21 OTHER INCOME FROM JUNE Basil Glovinsky (4) In loving memory of my father Anthony, Grandfather Lucas Yuhas, Godfather John Sunday, June 7: $6 Candles; $50 Vigils; $50 Spe- Beadle; In loving memory of sister Ruth cial Collection (Mother Maria); $50 Bulletin; $200 donation Tim Glovinsky (2) In memory of mom; Father’s day Sunday, June 14: $12 Tomb Candles; $100 Chan- blessings for dad delier; $115 Vigils; $75 Food Pantry; $50 Restora- tion ; $25 Eternal Light Laura Kovach (6) In loving memory of fathers Steve and John and my God Father Akex; For good health Sunday, June 21: $31 Candles; $50 altar candles; and happiness to our sons Michael, Matthew and Ben- $95 Vigils; $100 Special Collection (Mother Maria); jamin; For peace and comfort to John Zura; God's $130 Halupki Festival blessings and healing to everyone battling or suffering during the COVID-19 pandemic; God's blessings of peace and healing for our country; For healing or health of Betty, Betty, Julia, Andrea, Mark, Joe, Margi, FINANCIAL UPDATE YEAR TO Dana, Bohdi, Chuck, Steve, and Jeanne. DATE Sandy Martin (1) In loving memory of our dads JANUARY Jim Mazur(2) In memory family and friends; for health Income: $9,932 of family and friends Expenses: $9,992 Net Total: $ 60 Janice Timko (1) In blessed and loving memory of my precious parents Sophia and Peter Monak on Father’s FEBRUARY Day. Daddy 6/24. “Vechnaya Pamyat!” Income: $4,540 Expenses: $9,647 Diane Tryon (4) In loving memory of dad; Fathers Day Net Total: $5,107 Blessings for Uncle Bill; In loving memory of Aunt Jeannie; In loving memory of mom (25th anniversary) MARCH Income: $4,898 Twarek (8) God's Blessings and Peace; In loving Expenses: $7,614 memory of our dads, grandpas and God Fathers; Father’s Day blessings to Greg, Zach, Andy and Sean, Net Total: $2,716 Health of Shannon and unborn baby; Health and APRIL speedy recovery for Tom Twarek and Jeannie Roth Snowball; For the health of Jason, Nancy, Mary, Income: $10,197 Margi & Joe, MaryAnn and Bob, Judy, Chuck, Steve, Expenses: $ 9,268 Bohdi, Heidi, Liz, Joe, Sonya, Julia, Diane, Stella, Net Total: $ 929 Ron, Jake, Helen; Special intentions; Special intentions MAY Income: $5,399 MONTHLY TITHING ONLY Expenses: $5,050 JUNE Net Total: $ 349 Goal Pledged per month: $4,600 Sunday, June 7 $ 634 As of May 31: $6,605 (back to back months in the Sunday, June 14 $1,503 black) Sunday, June 21 $1,354 110 E Main Street, Marblehead, OH 43440 Rectory 419-798-4591 / Cell 570-212-8747 PG 2 www.holyassumptionmarblehead.org [email protected] PRAYER LIST Updated 6-25 Clergy: Jessica Issler (Hileman) Betty Dubbert (Kovach) Alice Jackson (Mazurik) Marge Dziama His Beatitude, Metropolitan Theodosius William Jappsen (Diane T.) Mary Dziak (Twarek) His Beatitude, Metropolitan Herman Michael Kouznetsov (Mary Matt Essex John Duranko (Father’s home pastor) Hiser’s son) Ben Franklin ( Laura friend) James Gleason (Father’s Spiritual Father) Debbie Kollar (Fr.’S cousin) James Geisman (Twarek) Moses Barry Kris Kollar (Fr.’S cousin) Theodore Geletka Steven Frase Betty Kovach (St. Michael Broadview Joseph Gibson Kristen (Cassell’s daughter) Heights’ choir director) Gregory Grivna Terri Lariccia (Fr’s cousin) Brad George (Christi’s friend) Emilian Hutnyan David LaValle (Fr.’s cousin) Donald Gresh (Basil) Josef Von Klarr Helen Lis Robert Hritsko (Glovinsky) Dan Kovolick Greg Mazur Elliot Joy (Police chief’s son) Vladimir Lecko Judy Mazurik (Paul Mazurik’s) Andrea Joy (Kovach) Myron Manzuk Child Stella Miller Tommy Leonchik (Fr’s friend) Philip Lasbrook Katelyn Pipenur (Niece of Jean) Jake Lipstraw (Twarek) Christopher Phillips Earl Rindfleisch Mark Ludvik (Guzy) Benjamin Tucci Helen Jean Rofkar (Elchisco) Anna Maiani ( Friend of Wayne) Peter Tutko Joe Rose Mark Masica (Kovach) Deacon Nicholas Denysenko Sonya Rose Claudia McDonald (Twarek) Deacon Paul Gansle Ron Royhab Pauline Meath (Fr’s) Deacon Gregory Krutchak Maryann Royhab Cole Miller (Cassell) Deacon Paul Mitchell Steven Schirtzinger (Soski) Doug Millinger (Kovach) Sub-deacon Wylie Meath Christy Schutt (Joe’s sister) Karem Muzyka ( Fr’s friend) Peter Truta (Jean H’s cousin) Tim Nash (Royhab) Matushkii: Diane Tryon Charlie Nowak (Avery’s) Greg Tryon Beth Reinhard ( Diane friend) Pani Patricia Duranko Tom Twarek Chris Reinheimer (Bruno’s) Myra Kovolick Katie and her baby Bodhi Elvis Reyes (Fr.’S friend) Virginia Lecko (Cassell’s daughter-in-law) Sandy Scafaria (friend of Jean) Maura McCartney Nikki & her newborn Brooks Arby Shenesky (Pastor Bob’s Jillian Rettig Patrick sister) Snezana Ruzic Katherine & her unborn baby Betty (Elizabeth) Slanta Sonya Tutko (Fr.’s cousin) (sister-in-law of Kathy Jacob) Sarah and her unborn Child John Slanta (brother of Kathy Parishioners / & their Family: (Laura’s daughter) Jacob John Beadle (Elcishko) Brittany And her unborn baby Jeanne Roth Snowball MaryAnn Cook (Cousin to Twarek’s) (Fr’s cousin) (Twarek) John Richard Elchisco Matthew Sterling (Tyron) Ruthe Flewelling Andrea Szabo (Sonya friend) Debbie Garnek (Roddie’s sister) Other Requests: Devin Thomson (Jamestown) Michael Glovinsky (Basil’s nephew) Sandra Alex (Muzyka) Janice Timko Heidi Golob Alexia George Timko Shirley Gresh (Wife of Ernest) Infant Baylor Philip (Andy) Timko Julia Guzy Anna Burch (Wayne’s friend) Steve Turinsky (Twarek) Joseph Habegger (Laura brother-in-law) Breeana (Kowal) Teenager who Chuck Wiedenhoft (Twarek) Nancy Hanon (Cassell) ran away from foster home Rachel (Darlene M.) Barb Heffernan Delores Danchisen Mollie & her unborn baby Tom Hileman Layne Demkosky (Fr.’s friend) Charisse Hileman Paul Demkosky (Fr’s friend) Con’t Page 6 110 E Main Street, Marblehea8-4591 / Cell 570-212-8747 PG 3 www.holyassumptionmarblehead.org [email protected] Eleanor Dussling The OCA & Autocephaly: The 14th All ( Great Schema Nun Nymphodora) American Church Sobor / 1st All American Age 85, of Hampton Township, fell asleep to the Council Lord on June 17, 2020. Born on December 28, In the latest from the Diocese of the Midwest series of 1934, in Perth Amboy, New Jersey, she was the reflections on the 50th anniversary of the Autocephaly of daughter of Josef Julius Wendall Schober and An- the Orthodox Church in America, Mr. Joseph Kormos na Burik Schober. Eleanor was preceded in death looks at the 14th All American Church Sobor of the by her beloved husband, Erik Hans Dussling in Russian Orthodox Greek-Catholic Church which was 1993. She graduated from Perth Amboy High convened in October 1970, later to be called the First All School in 1953. Eleanor worked in the accounting American Council of the Orthodox Church in America. department for Westinghouse Electric Company for 20 years, until her husband was transferred to The OCA and Autocephaly Westinghouse Headquarters in Pittsburgh in 1972, October 1970 thus making their home in Allison Park.
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