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Family Perspectives General Intercessions FAMILY PERSPECTIVES May 5, 2019 May 12, 2019 Third Sunday of Easter Fourth Sunday of Easter Jesus invited the disciples to “come and have Motherhood cooperates in God’s miracle of creation! breakfast.” Through this breakfast at the beach and God’s love and mercy is present in motherhood, in the Last Supper, Jesus teaches us that meals can be both joys and sorrows. When mothering is difficult, more than eating. Meals are opportunities to share God fills the gap. From the peak moment of prayer, the stories of our lives, understanding and childbirth, through the tedious daily tasks, God is forgiveness for one another. Expect Jesus to be actively participating in the process of motherhood. present at family meals. Celebrate mothers, stepmothers, grandmothers and godmothers today! May 19, 2019 May 26, 2019 Fifth Sunday of Easter Sixth Sunday of Easter “As I have loved you, so you should also love one “My peace is my gift to you.” In Follow the Way of another.” What you do in your family to create a Love our bishops state: “As the primary teachers of community of love…is critical, not only for you but for your children, you impart knowledge of the faith the strength of society and our church. It is a participation and help them to acquire values necessary for in the work of the Lord, a sharing in the mission of the Christian living. Your example is the most Church. It is holy.” A high calling indeed! The everyday effective way to teach. Sometimes they listen and actions and interactions of family members are one of the learn; sometimes they teach you new ways of main ways Christ acts in the world. Families, be true to believing and understanding. Your wisdom and your calling! Ask the Holy Spirit for help in being theirs come from the same Spirit.” What do we families who love one another. teach our children about peace, justice and mercy? How do we model conflict resolution? How do they see us dealing with stress? Do they see us act with mercy? Let’s share the gifts of peace and mercy. GENERAL INTERCESSIONS May 5, 2019 That families will make family meals a joyful priority each week, we pray to the Lord. May 12, 2019 For God’s joyful blessings on mothers, grandmothers, stepmothers and godmothers, we pray to the Lord. May 19, 2019 That families will be inspired to live their high calling of being family, we pray to the Lord. May 26, 2019 That families afflicted with fear from abusive or coercive behavior may find help and mercy for the abuser and the abused, we pray to the Lord. !FCP(@CJ Obtained for: _________________________________ Name of Parish or Institution Obtained by: _________________________________ If not a priest or deacon, authorized by: ________________ Date: _______________________________________ The old oils were disposed of by: __ Burial __ Burning __ Other: _______________ Please Specify Holy Oils are available immediately following the Chrism Mass in several locations around the Cathedral or on Wed. & Thur. of ESU Holy Week in the Cathedral Rectory (9:00 am - 4:00 pm). Please deposit this card in the basket when oils are obtained. 7KDQN\RXIRU\RXURIIHULQJWRWKH&DWKHGUDOZKHQ\RXFROOHFW+RO\2LOVIRU\RXUSDULVK 1120 Chester Avenue, Ste. 470 Cleveland, Ohio 44114 (216) 589-9852 Fax (216) 696-2582 [email protected] www.firstfridayclubcleveland.org First Fridayy Club of Cleveland April Luncheon DATE & TIME: Thursday, April 4, 2019│11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Registration table and luncheon buffet open at 11:30 a.m. LOCATION: The City Club of Cleveland | 850 Euclid Ave | Cleveland, OH 44114 . Bob DiBiasio, Sr. Vice President, Public Affairs, the Cleveland Indians Talking Baseball; Talking Tribe Join us at our April Luncheon when we welcome guest speaker Bob DiBiasio, Sr. Vice President of Public Affairs for the Cleveland Indians. Bob DiBiasio is in his 40th season with the Cleveland Indians and his 41st in Major League Baseball in 2019. He started w/the Tribe in 1979 as Assistant PR Director, was named PR Director in 1980; and Vice President of PR in 1988. The Lakewood, OH native was promoted to his current position in 2011. His lone season away from the Tribe was 1987 when he served as PR Chief for the Atlanta Braves. DiBiasio serves as President of Cleveland Indians Charities. He is an honorary member of the Executive Board of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Cleveland—serves on the Athletic Advisory Board of Notre Dame College (OH); is a member of the Board of Directors of the Cuyahoga County Public Library Foundation, the Bob Feller Act of Valor Foundation and the Baseball Heritage Museum at League Park. DiBiasio is the host of the popular “Indians Alumni Roundtable Show” on STO, as well as “Tribe Tales” – a where-are- they-now segment that airs pre-game every Sunday on the Indians Radio Network. He was the 1999 recipient of the prestigious Robert O. Fishel Award for Public Relations Excellence in Major League Baseball. He was inducted into the Lakewood High School Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame in 1999. In 1986, DiBiasio was named the Public Relations Director to Sports Illustrated’s Dream Team. Bob and his wife, Penny, reside in Solon, OH; they have two adult children-daughter, Julie (Matt), and son, Patrick (Liz). Reservation Policy – All attendees must register in advance and reservations must be received by noon on Monday, April 1. If you reserve and are unable to attend, please call the office to cancel by noon 4/1/19 to avoid a charge for the event. Reserve: Cost: $25.00/per ticket or $250.00/table of 10 Online: www.firstfridayclubcleveland.org Mail: Complete form below and mail to 1120 Chester Avenue, Ste. 470, Cleveland, OH 44114 Fax: Include your credit card number and return to (216) 696-2582696 2582 NAME: _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ADDRESS: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ PHONE:_________________________________________ EMAIL: _________________________________________________________________ Are you a table host: YES ___ NO ___ If you will be seated at a sponsored table, please provide the name of your host: _______________________ Enclosed is $ _____________ (___ @ $25; __ table of 10 guests @ $250) or Charge my Visa / MasterCard / American Express $_________ #___________________________________________________________Exp.____________ Signature____________________________________________________________________ Name on CC:_________________________________________________________________ First Friday Club of Greater Akron Media Advisory Contact: Mike Herhold 330-204-4746 Reservations: FFC Office 330-535-7668 or www.firstfridayclubofgreaterakron.org Andrew J. Davis, LPCC-S, Clinical Supervisor and David Monter, Support Services Coordinator Recovery life! Hope beyond opiate addiction April 5, 2019 Andrew J. Davis, LPCC-S, Clinical Supervisor Andy provides mental health and substance use counseling to individuals and couples. He has over twenty years’ experience in providing compassionate, client centered care informed by the state of the art practice. Emphasizes collaborative client-centered approach in helping people recover from depression, anxiety, addiction and relationship issues. Andy provides has specialty expertise in cognitive-behavioral therapy, mindfulness based approaches, multicultural & LBGT issues, pastoral counseling, and collaboration with psychiatry and medical assisted treatment,. He utilizes a strengths-based approach and incorporates physical, mental and spiritual wellness. As Clinical Supervisor he oversees Catholic Charities Behavioral Health programs for mental health and substance use recovery. He supervises and coordinates interns from local university counseling and social work programs. He is presently completing his doctorate in Counselor Education and Supervision from the University of Akron. David Monter, Support Services Coordinator David is the Service Coordinator for the United Way Barberton Hospital Pilot Project and is a leader for recovery support services at Catholic Charities. With both personal and professional experience in addiction, David is a passionate advocate for the recovery community and understands the inherent value of treating everyone with dignity and respect. He currently assists clients with navigating community resources and service providers. He provides training to clinical staff on accessing resources for clients, and trains and supports recovery coaches. He has experience working in AoD treatment and detox, community mental health and vocational rehabilitation. He is a strong supporter of a diverse and inclusive workforce, and a vocal advocate for social justice for everyone. With an undergrad in psychology he is currently completing his Master’s degree in Social Work at the University of Akron. The First Friday Club will meet April 5, 2019 at Tangier Restaurant, 532 W. Market Street, Akron OH 44303. The cost of the luncheon is $20.00 Doors open at 11:00 AM; the program begins at noon, and ends promptly at 1:00 PM. Reservations can be made by calling 330-535-7668; by sending a check to the First Friday Club of Greater Akron, 795 Russell Ave., Akron, Ohio 44307; or online at www.firstfridayclubofgreaterakron.org. See the website for information on subscriptions for the 2019 luncheon series. 29th Annual Italian Heritage Club of Benedictine High School Festa Saturday, April 27, 2019 6:30 P.M. - 11:00 P.M. Benedictine High School Cafeteria Dinner • Dancing • Music Tickets: $35
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