THIS WEEK AT PASCHAL BAYLON MASS AND MEETING SCHEDULE

MondayMonday,, July 1010,, 20172017,, Weekday Gn 28:1028:10----22;22; Ps 91:191:1----4,4, 1414----15;15; Mt 9:189:18----26262626 9:00 a.m. MASSMASS:::: Nick and Laura Valentino 11:30 a.m. MASSMASS:::: Mary Stiscak (St. Ann Shrine) 12:15 p.m. MASS: Trudy Miller 7:00 p.m. Welcoming Committee Meeting, Parlor

Tuesday, July 1111,, 20172017,,,, Weekday Gn 32:2332:23----33;33; Ps 17:117:1----3,3, 63, 6-6 ---8,8, 15; Mt 9:329:32----38383838 9:00 a.m. MASS: Edith and Rini 1111:3011:30 a.m. MASSMASS:: (St. Ann Shrine) 12:15 p.m. Arthur John Lichtinger

Wednesday, July 1212,, 20172017,, Weekday Gn 41:5541:55----57;57; 42:542:5----7,7, 1717----24;24; Ps 33:233:2----3,3, 1010----11,11, 1818----19;19; Mt 10:110:1----7777 9:00 a.m. MASS: Jason Turcotte 11:00 a.m. Rosary Guild, Arkins Conference Room 1111:3011:30 a.m. MASSMASS:::: Frank (St. Ann Shrine) 12:15 p.m. MASS: EuFEuFEuFemiaEuF emiaemia---- LibertLibert----PiccianoPicciano

Thursday, July 1313,, 20172017,, Weekday Gn 44:1844:18----21,21, 2323----29;29; 45:145:1----5;5; Ps 105:16105:16----21;21; Mt 10:710:7----15151515 9:00 a.m. MASS: Antonio DiPaolo 11:30 a.m. MASSMASS:: (St. Ann Shrine)

Friday, July 1414,, 20172017,,,, Saint , Gn 46:146:1----7,7, 2828----30;30; Ps 37:337:3----4,4, 1818----19,19, 2727----28,28, 3939----40;40; Mt 10:1610:16----23232323 9:00 a.m. MASS: Sebastiana Ciraolo 11:30 a.m. MASSMASS:::: Novena (St. Ann Shrine)

Saturday, July 1515,, 20172017,,,, Saint , Bishop, Gn 49:2949:29----32;32; 50:1550:15----26;26; Ps 105: 111-1---4,4, 64, 6-6 ---7;7; Mt 10:2410:24----33333333 9:00 a.m. MASS: Betty Schupp 4:30 p.m. MASS: ConkeyConkey----ByByByByrrrrnene Family

Sunday, July 1616,, 20172017,,,, FIFTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Is 55:1055:10----11;11; Ps 65:1065:10----14;14; Rom 8:188:18----23;23; Mt 13:113:1----23232323 888:008:00 aa.m..m. MASSMASS:: Sam Mondello 10:00 a.ma.m.. MASSMASS:: Trudy Miller 12:00 p.m. MASS: Ross Van Horn 7:00 p.m. MASS: VirginVirginiaia Swanson

Bulletin Cover design: By Jamie Wilhelm, SPB Graduate

OUR SUGGESTION BOX - MAY I SUGGEST?

As part of our Strategic Plan, our Saint Paschal Baylon Pastoral Staff and Pastoral Council are always interested in your ideas, suggestions, improvements and more! Through our “ombudsman,” Tom Kelley, you are able to share your input: [email protected] . Also – in the Father Fickel Narthex, there is a suggestion box under the prayer intention booklet. You may write a suggestion and place it in the “yellow” box.

SAVE THE DATES

• CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE WORD: Each Sunday during the 10:00 a.m. Mass. More adults and teens are welcome to lead – please contact

• SAINT ANN TRIDUUM: July 24 – 26 – with Father Lane as the featured preacher. There will be a blessing of children one night, anointing of the sick another and a procession with the Blessed Sacrament.

• JULIAN EYMARD TRIDUUM: July 31 – August 2 with the wisdom of Sr. Catherine Marie Caron, SSS – “The Invitation to the Cenacle.” Here’s a schedule helper:

o Monday, July 31, 77:00:00:00:00 p.m. ––– Novena with Saint Peter Julian Eymard led with our Youth Group. This novena highlights the 8 special moments in the life of Eymard and is an hour long. o Tuesday, August 1, 77:00:00:00:00 p.m. ––– Taizé Pray Holy Hour with Eymard where we will enjoy some of the words of Eymard that are relevant today! o Wednesday, August 2, 77:00:00:00:00 p.m. –––Special – Mass on the solemnity of Saint Peter Julian Eymard

• PARISH PICNIC: Sunday, August 20, 12 Noon Mass; grilled hamburgers, courtesy of the Knights of Columbus and other surprises in the afternoon.

• TOUR CHURCH BUILDING: Sunday, August 27, 1:15 p.m. in church. All are welcome – not only parishioners! Fr. Lane will share the history of the structure and explain the meaning of the symbols

• MINISTRY FAIR: Sign up to be part of the parish’s life – Saturday, September 9, 4:30 p.m. Mass and afterward or Sunday, September 10

• LEADELEADERSHIPRSHIP DAY: Sunday, September 10, Noon Mass, luncheon and meeting to follow

• TERRY PLUTO: At the Service of God’s Word: Wednesday, September 13, 7:00 p.m.

• FR ROGER’S 60 THTHTH ANNIVERSARY AS AN ORDAINED PRIEST: Sunday, September 17, 10:00 a.m. Mass

• BLESSINBLESSINGG OF PETS: Sunday, October 1, 1:30 p.m.

• TRUNK OR TREAT: Sunday, October 29

• TASTE OF THE TOWN: Saturday, November 11

ATTENTION ––– Reminder on Parking: Remember that during July Community @ Prayer members and those who use the SE Narthex door (handicap entrance) will get extra exercise and enjoy a “mini pilgrimage” due to the reconstruction of Saint Paschal Lane. The SSS Kitchen Parking Lot is closed to traffic. Please enter from Blue Ribbon Way, park near the Blessed Virgin Mary statue and use the sidewalk around the church to enter the chapel, either from the handicap (SE Narthex door) or the special code door in the SSS Kitchen Lot. THANKS!

STEWARDSHIP

We are God’s faithful stewards, giving our time, talent and treasure back to our God through the faith community of SPB! We thank you for being part of this Body of Christ and for serving God here with us and our Pastoral Staff and the hundreds of volunteers who serve daily here at SPB.

Info to share from our Pastoral Plan Project of Transparencynsparen cy & Reminders on our Parish Policies: • We are grateful to so many of you who mention SPB @ Heinen's and use the special code that goes toward our school and the PTO. You generated $3,088 this past school year. And those of you who save and give us the Box Tops that are collected (along with the Campbell Labels) were able to generate $1,983.60 toward the school. What does this money go toward? School supplies for the teachers. • When we had our Walk-a-thon, we raised over $20,000. These funds were earmarked for technology and a new iPad cart. This was just purchased through the PTO fundraiser (Walk-a-thon) for $16,199.95. We improve our school all the time – THANKS TO YOU and your HARD work!! • We have begun a new fiscal year in the parish’s life. Thanks for making July 1, 2016 to June 30, 2017 so successful and financially sound for our many ministries and services that we provide. • Our calendar has now opened up for you to rent room space for your family events. Just a reminder, we do not ask for a stipend for Funeral luncheons, per parish policy. • Mass Intentions are now available for the rest of 2017 & 2018. Some reminders: o Since Mass Intentions are gifts or offerings for the priest, there can be no financial ties or demands to them. Seven years back when as a parish we adhered to the General Instruction on the Roman Missal updates, which do not call for names to be mentioned during the Universal Prayer, we stopped a custom that is common in several parishes. o Additionally, due to refund requests for mispronounced names and lectors receiving negative comments and pressure after Mass, we have decided to make it clear that there are no demands on this free-will/gift offering for Mass intentions. o Thank you for understanding and continuing to share the gift, both for the priest, but also for those you wish to honor. o Mass Intentions are for the living and deceased – for someone’s birthday, anniversary or any occasion. o If you offer the Mass intention you may sit in the pew with the credence “gift table” in the middle of the nave to bring up the gifts of bread and wine. This way the priest may thank you personally for the offering and remembrance of your loved one. • Our parish is a tithing parish – meaning that as the Bible says, we give 10% of our funds to help Christ and those in need through our Manna Ministry. Manna Ministry supports our parishioners in a time of financial worry. THANK YOU for helping us witness this stewardship. We commit $8,100 each month.

PROVIDE A MEANINGFUL LEGACY GIFT

Many companies match charitable donations to schools or churches. You can double your gift to Saint Paschal Baylon Church or School by contacting your company’s human resources department for a matching gift form. Your gift will go twice as far in support of your parish community!

YOUTH MINISTRY

JUNE and JULY 2017 Schedule of Events: • Fanning the Flame Bonfire: July 12th, High School Students only! 5:00- 11:00 p.m. at Huntington Beach in Bay Village • Teens Encounter Christ Retreat: July 14-16th. Juniors in high school and older (Young Adults and Adults too!) Please check out www.northcoasttec.com for more information! • Serving the homeless with Helping Hands, Wednesday, July 19th. High School Students only! For a complete list of our summer events, be sure to like us on Facebook, check out our bulletin board in the Narthex, and online at www.saintpaschal.com under Ministries/Youth Opportunities!

GUEST COLUMN- KATHY POHLHAMMER

As I sat looking at my computer screen, hoping it would offer some inspiration for this article, I glanced up and saw several people passing by my office. A moment later, there were several more people going by. It then hit me. Our parish is a very busy place! Of course, our family of faith is centered on the Eucharist. We gather at Mass and various other liturgies and services, such as our monthly Taizé Prayer holy hour and the upcoming Saint Ann and Saint Peter Julian Eymard Triduums. We help each other grow on our faith journey. God has blessed our parish in so many ways. However, in a parish this size, it is sometimes difficult to connect with one another. One way we nurture community in our parish is through our many ministries. Ministries gather morning, noon and night, so you can see one reason why SPB is such a busy place. If you are already involved with a parish organization, please be assured that your efforts and talents are appreciated. If you are considering joining a parish organization, make sure you save the dates for our Ministry Fair scheduled for September 9 and 10. Plan on stopping by to explore the opportunities to get involved at SPB. In the meantime, visit our parish website: www.saintpaschal.com , to learn more about our parish ministries. Think about what you can do to help strengthen our faith community. Below is a Prayer for a Discipleship Church. Will you say this prayer for all of us at Saint Paschal? My church is composed of people like me. I help make it what it is. It will be friendly, if I am. It will be holy, if I am. Its pews will be filled, if I help fill them. It will do great work, if I work. It will be prayerful, if I pray. It will bring others into its worship, if I invite and bring them. It will be a Church of loyalty and love, of fearlessness and faith, of compassion and mercy, if I, who make it what it is, am filled with these same things. Therefore, with the help of God, I now dedicate myself to the task of being all the things that I want my Church to be. - Adapted from the Diocese of San Diego.

FROM THE PASTOR’S PERSPECTIVE

Due to production schedules, vacation and more, this column and several inserts were created June 12.

141414 ththth Sunday in Ordinary Time: While the Gospel for this Sunday is quite common and assuring, knowing that we can come to the LORD for strength and relief of our burdens, it is just as hopefully and helpful to recall our second reading from Paul’s Letter to the Romans. (This summer I have been focusing on the second reading for a change.) Paul reminds us, as he started to recall last week, that our baptism makes us into a new Spirit. We are not people of the flesh, but live in the Spirit of the Risen LORD. This can be helpful for those of us who struggle with sins and worries of the flesh. But in tandem with the Gospel, this scripture helps us know that we already belong to Christ and there for with Christ in us, we find our strength, our courage and abilities to live well. When we have the aches and pains, the “bad thoughts” and other items that stress us and feel that we are disjointed from Christ, this scripture reminds us that we are indeed in the LORD. And he walks with us in our burdens and gives us the strength of his Spirit to live as the disciples and apostles we are. Not in the future – but now! As God’s children!

More questions/answers: Summer time is a chance for me to answer the questions that pop up in the yellow suggestion box, the Fireside Chat or are regularly asked of me, especially in the last 8 years.

• I noticed that you add different names during the second part of Eucharistic Prayer. Who are they and why did you choose them? The church asks us to always remember Mary and plus the patron saint of the parish. I always add the “saint of the day,” even if it is a Sunday, so let’s say it’s June 13 – and that’s – I’ll mention him that day too. The other are the women founders (Saint Angela Merici and Saint Julie Billiart) of the two groups of women religious who reside in our parish. I know when I mentioned that to a few people who have asked over the years, they said, “You should let us know that there are sisters in the parish!” They were unaware that there are Ursuline Sisters who have a “convent” on Ammon Road and of course, the SND’s live on our own SPB property. They lease from the parish and we are grateful for their presence.

• If we have sisters in our parish, especially living at the convent, why don’t they dress as they used to so that we know that they are nuns? They can better address this answer than I can. However, having worked in vocation ministry over the years along side with women religious – and there is a difference between “sisters” and “nuns” (the nuns being cloistered), they choose to wear the dress of the times, just as their founders did ––– and just as Jesus did. It may be stunning to think, we always ask the question, “What would Jesus do?” The other question we don’t think about much: What would Jesus wear? He blended in with his culture just as many religious women and men choose to do so today. We wear symbol of our religious order as an identity, just as many of you wear a cross or crucifix to identify yourself as a Christian.

More questions/answers next week! Let’s continue to pray for each other.

In Christ our Eucharist,

Reverend John Thomas Lane, SSS, SPB Class of ‘79 Pastor

PS – Hope you are getting ready for the Saint Ann Triduum, meaning inviting everyone you know, especially to bless children (grandchildren and others), anoint those in need of healing, enjoy venerating the relic of Saint Ann and of course our wonderful Masses. We count on your spreading the word – evangelization!

And don’t forget to invite someone to Mass this Sunday! Next weekend we will have a special appeal for our SSS Missions overseas. I know you’ll welcome our special SSS Guest!

PARISH NEWS

Saint Ann Triduum Details: • Weekend Masses July 22/23 – preaching at the Masses and special blessing and gift of medals and prayers; sharing of the relic of Saint Ann for healing strength and other miracles that are needed in our life.

• Monday, July 24, 77:00:00:00:00 ppp.m. p – {Memorial of Saint Sharbel – our dear Lebanese friend} This night is geared to families as we especially bless children, pray for those who wish to conceive, mourn with those who have lost a child and celebrate the gift of family life.

• Tuesday, July 25, 77:00:00:00:00 p.m. – {Feast of Saint James – our “Spanish” friend| We will celebrate the anointing of the sick and pray for one another and the healing powers of Christ’s in this sacrament.

• Wednesday, July 26, 77:00:00:00:00 p.m. ––– [Solemnity of Saint Ann] The culmination of the Triduum is this special celebration and the Mass of Saint Ann, a Eucharistic procession with the Blessed Sacrament.

• Each night, too, we have a chance for veneration of the relic for your personal needs and healings. I’ll share more about Saint Ann during the bulletins of July.

Helpful Reminders: • There is a lot of talk about guns on campuses. SPB is a NO GUN campus – not even in vehicles. • We have a special hearing device available if needed for Mass. See the music folks at the piano. • Low gluten hosts are available for Mass or for Communion of the Sick. Please see the sacristan or priest in the sacristy at least 10 minutes before Mass to arrange this.

Altar Server Training in August: We will try an afternoon altar serving camp on Tuesday, August 15,( after the holy day Mass) at 1:15 p.m. in church.... Training will conclude at 4:00 p.m. All are welcome to be present to help in the training times in small groups and/or learn to assist in this ministry. All 3 rd graders and up (yes, even high school and adults) are welcome to join in this ministry and training. The first steps are to watch the training videos, online at our website.

12:15 p.m. Mass Returns Tuesday July 11: There will no longer be a 6:30 a.m. Mass on Tuesdays beginning this week. Instead, we will have Mass Monday thru Wednesday at 12:15 p.m.

THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING WHO HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO SAINT PASCHAL LANE

Jon and Jean Lynch Albina Leonetti Ernie and Betty Allen Lawrence and Barbara Mlynek Mr. and Mrs. Giallombardo Antoinette Tartaglia Norman and Connie Kotoch Richard Fratianne,MD Bob and Mia Graf William Zigli Rocco J. Bartucci Mr. and Mrs. Edward Repasy Elmer Balchick Michael Granito Richard DiGeronimo Fred Keyerleber Richard Vaccariello Kevin and Kathy Cummins Ted and Mary Alice Valvoda John and Deborah Sobonya Jeanne Egensperger Mary Ann Mumford Mrs. Anna Grassel Jim and Norma Mlinac Pamela Crane James and Gertrude Dobay Ann Carbone Paul DiFranco Carol Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gianguzzo Jennifer Ko Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cuthbert Judith Karla James Mazzola Dale Casamatta Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dubs Doug and Barbara Neu Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Wilhelm Esther Cunzolo Janice Smerglia Rosalinda Fini Clarence and Phyllis Brichacek Michele Toomey Matt and Cecilia Tekavec Vince and Barbara Lombardo Rick Bentley Tom and Barb Ferkovic Chester and Dorothy Balinski Eleanor Aquilino Jane M. Fererico Susan Halloway John and Rose Paul Jerry and Kathy Kazimir Mr. and Mrs. William Fleck Rose Kinnaird Mike DiStefano Rose DiFranco

In a special way, Father Lane expresses gratitude for the parishioners who donated in honor of his Silver Jubilee of priesthood - $3,400.00 - with tithing going to the Helping Hands Ministry of $340.00

WELCOME REV. LENNEN DECIAR, SSS

Next weekend we will welcome Rev. Lennen Deciar, SSS of the Congregation of the Blessed Sacrament. He comes to our parish as part of the Missionary Co- operative Plan that takes place each year in all of the (Arch) Dioceses of the United States. The American people have proven very generous in supporting the missionary efforts of various religious groups each year during this special appeal. The Congregation of the Blessed Sacrament does Eucharistic Evangelizing work in much of Asia, especially Sri Lanka, India, Vietnam and the Philippines as well as in the Congo and Uganda in Africa. We ask you to be attentive next weekend when Rev. Lennen Deciar, SSS speaks to us about the work of the Congregation of the Blessed Sacrament in various missionary lands and how you can support these efforts through your generous contributions in a special mission co operative collection next weekend.

PSR AND OTHER NEWS FROM THE PEKO’S

KINDERGARTEN PSR PROGRAM FOR 20172017----20182018 YEAR: We are expanding our PSR program for the 2017-2018 school year to include kindergarten. Registration forms are available in the Parish Office and online at http://psr.saintpaschal.com (click on “Registration Form” on the left sidebar.)

TIME AND DURATION CHANGE FOR 20172017----20182018 PSR YEAR: In order to accommodate our new kindergarten PSR students, in the 2017-2018 school year, PSR will meet from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Please note the earlier start time as well as the new hour time length.

REGISTRATION: Forms will be available from the Parish Office and on http://psr.saintpaschal.com (click on “Registration Form” on the left sidebar.) For an early tuition rate, register before August 1stst. Early tuition rates for this year are $85 for 1 child, $155 for 2 children, and $230 for 3 or more children. SchSchScholarshipsSch olarships are availableavailable. 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 1st 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.

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) 442-3410 ext. 107 or [email protected] to sign up for a course on baptism. The next class is Sunday, September 10th following the 10:00 a.m. Mass.

CONFIRMATION 2018: Confirmation calendars and Service Hours Logs have been distributed to the PSR and day school students entering 8 th grade this fall. If you have a child entering 8 th grade in the fall of 2017 and would like him or her to be Confirmed in 2018 and they have NOT received this information, please contact George and Anna Peko [email protected] . Also, don’t forget to get a jump start on your service hours and Youth Group meetings over the summer!

RCIA: If you or someone you know is interested in becoming Catholic, please contact George and Anna Peko at [email protected] . Classes to become Catholic begin in late August.

PARISH ACTIVITIES

FLOCK OF FRIENDSHIP: Singles: 40 and over, Information: (440) 442-3410 Membership is free. Events are social, volunteering and spiritual. E-mail address: [email protected] All Saturdays of the month, we will assemble on the sidewalk in front of the Preterm abortion facility at 12000 Shaker Blvd at 9:30 a.m. and pray the Divine Mercy. For more information call Jim at 440-944-1552. The Book Club will meet on Friday, July 14th at 7:00 p.m. at St. Paschal's Family Life Center. RSVP to Karen at [email protected] Friday, July 28th at 7:00p.m . join us for game night at St. Paschals' Family Life Center. This is one of our best-attended events and is good for old and new members. Please bring a snack to share, money for pizza, and your favorite game. RSVP Jim at 440-944-1552 to let him know you are coming.

SAINT PASCHAL TRAVELERS BUS TRIP ––– Come join us on Wednesday, July 26, as we travel to the Rivers Casino in Pittsburgh, Pa. The cost is $35.00 per person and must be paid in full at time of registration. We will leave Saint Paschal parking lot at 8:00 a.m. and arrive back approximately around 6:30 p.m. Please register in the church office and note there will be no refunds. Perks: $5.00 slot play and $5.00 for food. Come join the fun!

AROUND THE DIOCESE

THE REASON TO CELEBRATECELEBRATE:: As we celebrate our country this Independence Day, remember that we have another reason to celebrate: A Full Life that God promises us. A beautiful summer’s day, delicious hotdogs, memories with family and friends, incredible fireworks…these aren’t just for the 4 th of July — they will be at The FEST on August 6, too! Come hear for King & Country, Crowder, Matt Maher and Laura Story and experience A Full Life as we celebrate Mass outdoors. For more information, including how YOU can make a difference in as little as two hours, visit www.TheFEST.us .

THE REGINA HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1967 is holding its 50 th Year Class Reunion on September 16-17 at Acacia Reservation of the Cleveland Metroparks (formerly Acacia Country Club). For more information on the weekend, email Linda at [email protected] .

TAP INTO JJESUITESUIT RRRETREAT RETREAT HHHOUSE HOUSE FUNDRAISERFUNDRAISER. Offered off site at Nuevo Modern Mexican & Tequila Bar. July 12. 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. Fun, Conversation & Prizes. Includes one drink and appetizers plus a reflection on faith and career by Dick Pace, President of Cumberland Development, developer of Cleveland Lakefront project. Tickets: $25. Online purchases only. Visit www.jrh- cleveland.org .

TOP THAT! Offered at Jesuit Retreat House in Parma. July 16. 2:00 - 5:00 p.m. Presented by Margaret Vogel & Barbara Leggott. Today is national ice cream day! All women are invited to come and celebrate as they share their reflections on ice cream. Do we think about the graces in our lives, our abundance of gifts and our attitude of gratitude while we pile on the toppings for our ice cream sundae? Cost: $20. To register contact 440-884-9300 or visit www.jrh- cleveland.org .

THE POEMS OF GERARD MANLEY HOPKINSHOPKINS. Offered at Jesuit Retreat House in Parma. July 19. 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Presented by Ken Styles, SJ. Ken will share some of his favorite poetry by one of the greatest poets of the Victorian era and a Jesuit priest, Gerard Manley Hopkins. Cost: $20. To register contact 440-884- 9300 or visit www.jrh-cleveland.org .

“THE FASTEST NUN IN THE WESWEST”T” THE STORY OF SISTER BLANDINABLANDINA SEGALE, SCSCSC.SC Offered at Jesuit Retreat House in Parma. July 25. 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Presented by Sr. Mary Ann Flannery, SC. Sister Segale, a Sister of Charity of , lived a spectacular career serving Native Americans and Mexican-Americans in the Territories of and in the late 19th century. Cost: $20. To register contact 440-884-9300 or visit www.jrh- cleveland.org .

POPE FRANCIS REQUESTS: TAKE THE YOUTH SURVEY! The Catholic bishops of the world are planning to meet in October 2018 for the 15th Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops. The theme of this gathering is “Youth, Faith and Vocational Discernment.” In preparation for this major synod on youth, Francis wants to gather input from the Catholic faithful. Consequently, the Diocese of Cleveland has made available a survey questionnaire to gather information on the current state of the young in our diocese that will be included as part of the pre-synod discernment document. The survey can be found on the diocesan website home page, www.dioceseofcleveland.org . All are invited and encouraged to participate by taking this short survey. The bishops of the United States pray that the results of this survey will help them more fully understand the experience of young people in our Church and in our country -- their hopes, dreams, fears and struggles -- so that the synod may bear fruit in offering more insight and direction to our ministry with young people.

WELCOME TO OUR NEW PARISHIONERS

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Azzarello, Ms. Christa McHale, Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Schwartz, Mr. Mark Cowdery, Mrs. DeAnna Marie Robare, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mathew

YOUR PARISH STAFF – (440) 442-3410 CLERGY: • PASTOR : Rev. John Thomas Lane, SSS: [email protected] , ext 111 • PAROCHIAL VICAR: Rev. John Christman, SSS : [email protected] , ext 110 • CHAPLAIN HILLCREST HOSPITAL: Rev. Lito Hitosis, SSS: [email protected] • PASTORAL ASSOCIATE for Social Justice: Dcn. Joseph Bourgeois, SSS: [email protected] , ext. 108 • PASTORAL ASSOCIATE: Dcn . Robert Bowers: [email protected] , ext. 100 SCHOOL: • PRINCIPAL: Mrs. Carol Jansky : (440) 442-6766: [email protected] • ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL : Ms. Diane Raguz : [email protected] FRONT OFFICE: • ADVANCEMENT DIRECTOR: Mrs . Barb DiTurno : [email protected] , ext. 112 • BUSINESS MANAGER: Ms. Michelle Mazza: [email protected] , ext 101 • COMMUNICATION DIRECTOR: Mrs. Kathy Pohlhammer : [email protected] , ext. 109 • ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT : Mrs. Mary Beth Hallal : [email protected] , ext 103 • CHIEF RECEPTIONIST: : Mrs. Gigi Peko, [email protected] , ext. 100 MAINTENANCE: • SUPERVISOR: Mr. Roger Fisher: [email protected] , ext. 100 • ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR : Mr. Jon Detzel: ext. 100 • CHURCH & FLC: Mr. Labeeb Beggiani : ext. 100 • PARISH OFFICE & SCHOOL: Mr. Vince Costanzo: [email protected] ext. 100 • 2ND SHIFT SCHOOL: Mr. Scott Rutti, ext. 100 • WEEKEND: Mr. Stephen Ebersole : ext. 100 MUSIC & LITURGY: • MUSIC & LITURGY MINISTER : Mrs. Michelle Kitko, Interim Director, ext. 127 • SENIOR ACCOMPANIST : Mr. Matt Parrotta: [email protected], ext. 100 • 8 A.M. CHOIR DIRECTOR: Mrs. Roberta Modica: [email protected] , ext. 100 OTHER PASTORAL MINISTRY: • CATECHETICAL LEADERS: M/M Anna & George Peko, (Baptism, Becoming Catholic & PSR): [email protected] , ext. 107 • YOUTH MINISTER: Mrs. Evamarie Mickol : [email protected] , Youth Room ext. 113 Blessed Sacrament Community (SSS): (440) 442-3410 • Rev. Paul Bernier, SSS, ext. 133 • Bro. Allen Boeckman, SSS • Rev. Roger Bourgeois, SSS, Saint Ann Shrine Chaplain, ext. 105 • Bro. Gary LaVerdiere, SSS Sisters of Notre Dame (SND): (440) 442442----2380238023802380 • Sr. Mary Catherine, Caine, SND: Professional Clinical Counselor, Cleveland Clinic • Sr. Regina Davala, SND: Director of SND Associates • Sr. Carol Dikovitsky, SND: Provincial Leadership Team, Sisters of Notre Dame, Munson (Chardon) • Sr. Pat Griesmar, SND: Local Leader, Administrative Assistant, Villa Montessori Center, Cleveland • Sr. Jacquelyn Gusdane, SND: President, Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin School, Munson (Chardon) • Sr. Donna Paluf, SND: Associate Director, SND National Education Office, Munson (Chardon) • Sr. Angela Marie Salazar, SND: Music Therapist