1530 11th Street SE, Canton, OH 44707 • Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30am—4pm Office: (330) 452-9539 • Fax: (330) 452-4870 • Hall: (330) 455-9347
Email: [email protected] Website: www.stanthonyallsaintscanton.org Facebook: www.facebook.com/staasParish Follow us on Twitter: @St_Anthony_All_Saints 12th Sunday in Ordinary Time—June 20, 2021
In the midst of adversity, we need to trust in the saving presence of God who triumphs over the waters of the sea. In the midst of distress, let us turn to the Lord with faith, to him whom even the wind and the sea obey. He died and rose for our sake that we might live and not perish.
PASTOR PASTORAL ASSOCIATE Rev. Thomas Kraszewski Roberta Muoio • [email protected]
PASTOR EMERITUS COORDINATOR OF YOUTH MINISTRY Rev. Thomas Bishop Cristina Hernandez • [email protected] DEACON MUSIC MINISTRY/ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Alfredo Aguirre • [email protected] [email protected] Michele Higham •
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT/ BOOKKEEPER RELIGIOUS EDUCATION COORDINATOR Kelli Karns • [email protected] Maggie Connor-Spitale • [email protected]
PRAYER CHAIN HISPANIC MINISTRY COORDINATOR & PASTORAL MINISTER Mary Bagnoli • (330) 492-0519 Sr. Karen Lindenberger • [email protected]
MASS SCHEDULE • Saturday 4 pm, Sunday 8 am, 9:45 am (en Español), 11:30 am Weekdays: Wednesday & Friday 8:30 am • Holy Days: 8:30 am, 12:10 pm, 6 pm
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MISSION STATEMENT: United by our faith as disciples of our Lord, we come together to be the light of Christ to each other and our greater community as we also celebrate our diverse heritages. A Family Perspective—Just as the Apostles in today’s Gospel were amazed at the power of Jesus, so our children are amazed at our lack of fear of dark rooms or monsters in closets or under beds. As the Apostles depended on Jesus, children depend on us to restore quiet to their lives. Getting out of bed at God our Father, night to quiet a child’s fears is the stuff of holiness. We give you thanks and praise for fathers young and old. We pray for young fathers Our deepest sympathy & remember newly embracing their in your prayers Lucinda Cutlip & all the vocation; deceased of our parish. May they find courage and Welcoming God, receive from our hands the perseverance to balance loved ones we return to you. We pray to the work, family and faith in joy and sacrifice. Lord. Amen. We pray for Fathers around the world whose children are lost or suffering; May they know that the God of compassion walks with them in their sorrow. Bereavement Team We pray for men who are not fathers but still mentor and guide us with fatherly love and Are you looking for a way to give back to the parish advice. community? We are looking to add volunteers to help We remember fathers, grandfathers, and great with Bereavement Team. Typically it is about a 4 hour grandfathers who are no longer with us but who commitment on a weekday or Saturday afternoon. Our volunteers set up the hall for funeral luncheons, they live forever in our memory and nourish us with serve the meal and clean up the hall after the their love. luncheon has ended. If you would like to volunteer please contact Roberta in the office, 330-452-9539. Amen
Our First Fruits to God June 12—13
Saturday Collection: $ 230.00 Mass Intentions FEAST DAY MASS: $ 2,118.00 WeShare: $ 1,200.00 Mail–In: $ 1,698.00 Sat., June 19 Total: $ 5,246.00 Last Week: $ 7,140.00 4 pm Carmel DiGiacomo (Anniv.) by Family Hank Woodring by Peg Woodring Combined Energy-Cap. Improvement-Van: $ 140.00 Dominic Rex by Family Thank you for your generosity! Sun., June 20 • 12th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Father’s Day) 8 am • 945 am • 1130am For Fathers submitted for prayer & spiritual remembrances Ministry Schedule June 26—27 Wed., June 23 30 4:00 pm Saturday 8 am Andy Kismann by Jim & Ann Marie Murphy Lector: S Gentile, E Piccari Fri., June 25 Eucharistic: L Rizzo, C Thomas, J Sprankle 30 8 am Tina Cugini by Miraculous Medal Sodality Hosp: R Heinzer
Sat., June 26 Servers: TBD 4 pm Dan Mangus by Wife, Marcia Mangus 8:00 am Sunday Ted Burns by Family Lector: S Gilbert, M Leghart Arthur & Mary Gennett by Rosemary Eucharistic: J Perlog, S Gilbert, D Bishop Bresson & Family Hosp: C Capestrain, M Leghart, D Jeffries, N Jeffries Sun., June 27• 13th Sunday in Ordinary Time Servers: TBD 800 am Elsie Pochubay by sisters, nieces & nephews 11:30 am Sunday Lector: M Spitale Tina Cugini by Yuanita Hohman Eucharistic: C Tucker, J Marcoaldi, L Peloso 945 am 30 Hosp: R Forchione, J DiMarzio 11 am Stanley Datko by Don Olszewski Servers: TBD Anne Gemmato by Lizzie Ranalli & Sons Lit. Asst: King (4), McConnell (8), Peloso (11:30) Thank you to all of the amazing Note of appreciation from Fr. Bishop volunteers that helped make the 2021 St. Anthony Feast Day a success! Thank God! Thank you, thank you, Fr. Tom K We’ll have a full recap and photos in and the Parish staff and the generous and willing next week’s bulletin, but we’d like to workers for a great celebration of the Lord’s love at thank the following, without whom Holy Eucharist on St. Anthony Feast Day. Giving Feast Day wouldn't have happened; thanks to God with all of you touched my heart • Stephanie Condric, and the folks at Papa Bears/ deeply. No other celebration of 50 years+ of Pizza Oven for handling the catering. She came in priesthood could have been more rewarding. I want and met with us June 1 after the food truck plan fell to mention my parents DeWitt and Catherine Bishop apart, While it was a great success and lunch was Sr. and my 3 brothers and 3 sisters and many delicious, I think we can all agree that we never want nephews and nieces who along with my roots at St. to cut it that close again. Joseph Massillon for their faith and continued love • Dave Postiy, Sol Restarant, Tlaquepaque, and El and support since childhood that has been and is my Rincon for their donations. foundation in faith. • Karen Hutnick for the slide show for Fr. Tom Bishop, which she’s expanded and tweaked all year Sunday’s Feast Day to see so many familiar faces still warms my heart and blesses my spirit. • Jimmy and Pam DiMarzio, for allowing us to present the portrait they commissioned in honor of Fr. Tom We have laughed, cried, and celebrated since 1995. as part of the recognition The highlight takes us to that which unties us, the all important table of the Lord, where we give glory to • To all of our sponsors, including Mary Donna Rubin in memory of Barbara DiGiacomo, Michael God in all situations. The mutual respect, love, DiGiacomo, Michael J. DiComo Jr and Bobby kindness and compassion shared was and is an DiGiacomo. Her sponsorship was left off the Feast announcement of the presence of God. The beauty Day bulletin by mistake of St. Anthony/ All Saints people, a wonderful mix of • And of course many, many MANY other people that Italian, Polish, Slovak and Hispanic cultures and we’ll thank next week. others truly is a portrait of the Face of God. Your years of support in sharing your countless acts of In addition, we’d like to thank everyone that supported kindness and welcome into your hearts and homes the Feast Day Raffle. If you remember, the raffle now will forever hold me up. Thanks for the good times replaces the Cash Raffle that traditionally was held in the and the bringing of the children to Christ the Good fall. This is why the ticket prices and the prize amounts Shepherd. Truly so special and to see them growing have increased. Our winners were: up is a true joy. $250—Pam Porubcansky, Patricia Filigno, Gary Hand, Rosemarie George and Elsie Pesquero I continue to pledge my prayers and loving $500—Linda Todd and Diane Burkhart support in daily prayer and Holy Masses. “You are $1000 Gift Card Raffle—wished to remain precious in God’s sight” above all, and so too in mine. anonymous $1000 Grand Prize—Debbie Pfeffer May God bless this parish family and each of Congratulations to all of our winners!! you individually and hold you in the palm of his hands. The world needs you to bring Christ into the world—”That we all may be one”
Sincerely in Jesus name, and deep Candle Intentions appreciation, Blessed Sacrament: Domenico & Frances Maricocchi Fr. Tom Bishop Holy Family Shrine: Sam Bagnola by Family Holy Family Window: Minnie Manes St. Francis: Dominic Rex by children St. Catherine: David Peloso
Blessed Virgin: Dee Mennett by Bernice Morrison Birthday Card Service Project St. Nicholas: Lawrence DiCola Parents, as some of you may have Immaculate Conception: Paul Manzella heard throughout the school year our St. Rocco: Helen Kim children in CCD made birthday cards St. Therese: Nicholas Diano each Sunday to send to our Agony in the Garden: Phyllis Giannetti parishioners. We had many positives Our Lady of Mt. Carmel: Karl Kismann come out of this project this year! If any families are looking for something to do St. Michael: Thelma Fladung and would like to help continue this project throughout the summer months please contact Maggie. We can To reserve candles, please call the office or send in an envelope. Per provide some needed materials and directions. What a request, we’ve also added a form on the WeShare site that allows you to pick and pay for a candle. We schedule as close to the requested wonderful way to brighten someone’s day while feeling date as we can. good yourself! Worship Aid for June 19—20 Second Reading 2 Corinthians 5:14-17 A reading from the 2nd Letter of St. Paul to the Corinthians Things to note during restrictions due to Covid: • A simple procession will be observed at the beginning of Brothers and sisters: The love of Christ impels us, Mass, so that the ministers and servers may observe once we have come to the conviction that one died appropriate social distancing protocols. You will notice for all; therefore, all have died. He indeed died for all, fewer altar servers for this same reason. so that those who live might no longer live for • Per the Diocese of Youngstown, reception of the Precious themselves but for him who for their sake died and Blood from the Chalice is suspended. was raised. Consequently, from now on we regard • Holy Communion will be received by hand, not by mouth. no one according to the flesh; even if we once knew Please wait for the usher to release you from the pew, Christ according to the flesh, yet now we know him maintain 6 feet of space and wear your mask until you so no longer. So whoever is in Christ is a new reach the altar. At that time pull your mask down, hold out creation: the old things have passed away; behold, your hands, receive the Host and replace your mask. new things have come. • Please take this bulletin with you! Do not leave it in the pews. We will then sanitize before the next Mass. Gospel Mark 4:35-41 A reading from the holy Gospel according to Mark Thank you for helping to keep us all safe! Profession of Faith Nicene Creed I believe in one God, the Father Almighty, maker of Prayer for the Bishop’s Appeal heaven and earth, of all things visible and invisible. I believe in one Lord Jesus Christ, the Only Begotten Loving and gracious God, you gave us your Son, Son of God, born of the Father before all ages. God Jesus Christ. He gave of himself, not only on the from God, Light from Light, true God from true God, cross, but in every moment of his life. Jesus saw begotten, not made, consubstantial with the Father; the hungry; he fed them. Jesus saw the lame; he through him all things were made. For us men and cured them. Jesus saw the sick; he healed them. for our salvation he came down from heaven, and by Jesus saw the discouraged; he encouraged them. the Holy Spirit was incarnate of the Virgin Mary, and Jesus saw the dying; he gave them new life. became man. For our sake he was crucified under Jesus gave. In this way, he taught us to give. Pontius Pilate, he suffered death and was buried, and Loving and gracious God, open our hearts to the rose again on the third day in accordance with the many ministries offered throughout our Diocesan Scriptures. He ascended into heaven and is seated Church. Strengthen our resolve to be like your at the right hand of the Father. He will come again in Son, Jesus Christ, to give of ourselves in every glory to judge the living and the dead and his moment of our lives. Amen. kingdom will have no end. I believe in the Holy Spirit, ______the Lord, the giver of life, who proceeds from the Father and the Son, who with the Father and the Son Opening Hymn: God of Our Fathers is adored and glorified, who has spoken through the God of our fathers, whose almighty hand leads forth in prophets. I believe in one, holy, catholic and beauty all the starry band of shining worlds in splendor apostolic Church. I confess one Baptism for the through the skies, our grateful songs before thy throne forgiveness of sins, and I look forward to the arise. resurrection of the dead and the life of the world to come. Amen. Thy love divine hath led us in the past, in this free land by thee our lot is cast; be thou our ruler, guardian, Presentation of Gifts: Where Love is Found guide, and stay, thy word our law, thy paths our Refrain: chosen way. Where charity and love are found, there will the face From war’s alarms, from deadly pestilence, be thy of God be seen. The love of Christ will bind our strong arm our ever sure defense; thy true religion in hearts; as one body we will be. our hearts increase, thy bounteous goodness nourish us in peace. Verses: Love is patient, love is kind, never boastful, never First Reading Job 38:1, 8-11 (95B) proud. Love is hopeful in its waiting, every trusting in A reading from the Book of Job God’s light. (Refrain)
The Lord addressed Job out of the storm and said: Love is steadfast to the end, ever ready to endure. Who shut within doors the sea, when it burst forth from Love is gracious in its kindness, ever ready to forgive. the womb; when I made the clouds its garment and (Refrain) thick darkness its swaddling bands? When I set limits for it and fastened the bar of its door, and said: Thus Though I speak with angel’s tongue, I am nothing far shall you come but no farther, and here shall your more than sound. I am but a cymbal clanging if I sing proud waves be stilled! without God’s love. (Refrain)
Responsorial Psalm: Ps. 107:23-24, 25-26, 28-29, 30-31 Give thanks to the Lord, his love is everlasting.
Communion Hymn: Fly Like a Bird Updates on Covid Restrictions per
Refrain: Bishops of Ohio/ DOY Fly like a bird to the Lord, my soul. I want to soar like an eagle. Though I may journey far away The Bishops of Ohio have decided that the from home. I know I’ll never be alone. (Verses) general obligation to attend Mass on Sunday and Verses: Holy Days is to be reinstated on June 5—6, 2021. O God, you know who I am. You know my hopes The following revised Directives and Guidance for and my dreams. In my pondering and fears, in my Public Liturgies is issued following the latest joy and in my tears, O God, your presence is real. revised directives from the CDC and State of Ohio: (Refrain) Those who are ill, have significant health risk Where can I run from your love? Where can I factors or care for someone who is compromised hide from my God? From the dawn of morning’s light to the darkness of the night, O God, your or ill, are exempt from attending Mass as well as presence is real. (Refrain) those who have significant fear or anxiety of contracting the coronavirus in a large group of When I am down and afraid, when I am failing people. Please see the Directives issued May 18, away, you extend a gentle hand, and I know you 2021 for more information. understand. O God, your presence is real. (Refrain) Otherwise, every effort should be made to return to full and active participation of worship Meditation Hymn: These Alone Are Enough while maintaining a reasonably safe and Take my heart, O Lord, take my hopes and comfortable environment. To that end, the dreams. Take my mind with all its plans and following are implemented as of 6/5/21: schemes. Give me nothing more than your love • Those who are fully vaccinated (meaning have and grace. These alone, O God, are enough for had their second dose and have had two weeks me. pass without symptoms) are no longer required Take my thoughts, O Lord, and my memory. Take to wear facial coverings or maintain social my tears, my joys, my liberty. Give me nothing distance while at worship. more than your love and grace. These alone, O • Those who have not received full immunization God, are enough for me. as of yet are asked to maintain social distances Closing Hymn: Faith of Our Fathers and continue to wear masks. • All seating restrictions have been removed. Verse: Faith of our fathers! Living still in spite of • Hymnals, choirs, and singing may resume. dungeon, fire, and sword. O how our hearts beat • The Procession of Gifts may resume, with high with joy when-e’er we hear that glorious appropriate covering of the host and wine. word! (Refrain) There are two continuing restrictions at this time: Refrain: • The Sign of Peace will continue to be spoken Faith of our fathers, holy faith! We will be true to invitation with a bow, nod or similar gesture. thee till death. (Verses) We’re discouraged from shaking hands or embracing. Verses: Faith of our fathers! We will strive to win all • The reception of the Precious Blood from the nations unto thee. And through the truth that Chalice remains suspended. comes from God we all shall then be truly free: (Refrain) Pastors are encouraged to reassess the needs of their parish community over the coming weeks. Faith of our fathers! We will love both friend and foe in all our strife, and preach thee, too, as love Beginning immediately, the following changes will be knows how by kindly words and virtuous life: Communion Distancing, Social Mass, about Updates and Adjustments noted: (Refrain) • At this time, pews are still separated for social distancing. Please leave the ropes as indicated.
• Kneelers have been reinstalled.
• Missals will be available in the pews.
What doesn’t change is that you are still required to use
sanitizer when entering the church, masks will still be required for those not fully immunized, distancing is still requested (so no embracing or shaking of hands during Welcome! Benvenuto! the sign of peace) and current Holy Communion
¡Bienvenido! Vitajte! Witamy! practice will remain the same. In Honor of / In Memory of the Fathers of St. Anthony/ All Saints
God the Father James DiGiacomo Nicholos & Carmen Mirto Priests of St. Anthony/ All DiPietro Family Tum Mitchell Saints Nicola Dominiyanni Nathan Monastra Emilio Alonzo Jerome L. Dressler Kenneth Monter Samuel Bagnola Angelo Efanti Burton Morrison Patsy Bagnola Andrew P. Esway, Sr. Bernard Morrison Joe Bagnola William Fehn R. Robert Muoio Dom Bagnola John Fehn Frank Muoio Pat Bagnola Jr. Tony Fernandez Craig Neimanis Patsy Bagnola Sr. Tony & Stefano Filigno Tony Norcia Michael Bagnoli Michael Fondriest Ed Norcia Ballog Family Paul Fondriest Sr. Louis Orlando Jr. Olympic Barson Frank Forchione Louis Orlando Sr. Nicholas A. Battista Angelo Forchione Ernie Palek Anthony A. Battista Forchione Family Frank J Paprzycki Steve Behun Nicholas Fusko Frank D. Paprzycki John Bettino John Gawlak Vincent Pellegrino Anthony R. Birone, Jr. Brian Gawlak Angelo Peloso Fr. Thomas Bishop Steve Ginella Sr. Jack Pozzuto Steve Boswell Lloyd A. Himes Donald Pozzuto James Burgess Melvin Holman Sr. Donald Pribula Bill Burgess Paul Hughes Michael Pribula Ted Burns Ernest Huston Pribula Family Andrew Busnick Tony Ianni Angelo Quaraglio Vince Cammel Frances Ianni Ranalli Family John Carrothers Domenico Infantino Rudolph Rex Kevin Casper Angelo Iorfida Dominic Rex Gaetano Cecere Nazareno Iorfida Clarence Rich Joe Concatto John Janelli Ralph Rizzo John Constantino Joseph Jantosik Frank Rizzo Junior Corsi Robert Kerschenske Donald Rizzo Guido Corsi Eugene Kraszewski Frank Rizzo Sr. Albert Corsi John Lanza Dominic Rossi Tony Cugini John Lescallett Jr. Edward Sarno Herbert Dager Shawn Mace Larry Silagy Michael Dasco Steve Marcoaldi Samuel Silla Dechilles Family Rosato Marcoaldi Samuel Sprankle Michael DiGiacomo John Marcoaldi Ray Sprankle, Jr. Jim DeMeo Joe Marcoaldi Thomas Talarico David DeMeo Jr. Triest Martelli Pete Tsaftarides David DeMeo Sr. Mike Martino Stephen Urgola DePasquale Family Ralph Marzoppi Joe Varn Harold Derry Louis Mata Ken Varn Ross DeSatis Henry Mata Roy Zeigler Tony Diano S.S. James Robert Mayle Around the Diocese
Golf Outing—to benefit Boy Scout Troop 16 Rhoda Wise Mass The Dr. John Scott Memorial Golf Outing, will be held Sun- You are invited to a Mass offered on the 73rd anniversary day, August 15, 2021, at 1:30 p.m., at Sable Creek Golf of the death of Servant of God, Rhoda Wise. Course, 5942 Edison St, Hartville, OH 44632. Foursomes: $300 (includes lunch and dinner). Prizes, 50/50, and raffle. The Most Reverend David J. Bonnar, Bishop of the Dio- Many levels of sponsorship: Event: $1200, Eagle Scout: cese of Youngstown, will be the principal celebrant and $500, Hole: $125. For more info and reservation form go homilist. There will be an update on Rhoda's Cause of Be- to www.troop16bsa.com
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