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Roman Catholic Church March 18, 2018 ● 5th Sunday OF LENT Roman Catholic Church Rooted in Faith Since 1923 20970 Lorain Road, Fairview Park, Ohio 44126 www.samparish.org ! Worshiping God, ! ! especially at vibrant ! Eucharist celebrations ! !! Evangelizing ! enthusiastically by ! sharing our faith and ! being formed in faith ! !! Reaching out ! to all in need by working for justice and peace ! !! Encouraging ! our young people to be strong in living for Christ ! !! Sustaining ! strong and excellent ! Catholic schools ! ! ST. ANGELA MERICI PARISH ! FAIRVIEW PARK, OH ! S&. A M$ P$% · ! M%% S' ! www.samparish.org 20970 Lorain Road, Fairview Park, OH 44126 ! I & &! % ! Phone: 440 333 2133 · Fax: 440 333 8061 ! ! ! Monday, March 19 St. Joseph, Spouse M%% S': ! of the Virgin Mary ! 8:30AM ! Father’s Mass/All School ! ! Monday Friday: 8:30AM ! Tuesday, March 20 ! Saturday: 8:30AM Mass followed by a Novena to our Mother 8:30AM ! Leslie Douglas Frye ! of Perpetual Help ! ! Holy Days: Vigil 5:30PM, 6:30AM, 8:30AM, 12:00PM, 7:00PM ! Wednesday, March 21 ! Confessions: Saturday 3:00PM 4:00PM, or by request ! 8:30AM ! Dorothy and Wilfred ! ! ! ! ! Marquard P$% S& :! ! ! ! The Rev. Michael J. Lanning, Pastor, [email protected] Thursday, March 22 The Rev. Timothy J. Roth, Parochial Vicar, [email protected] ! 8:30AM ! Dolores Rohm Hillenbrand ! ! ! !! The Rev. Thomas V. O’Donnell, Senior Priest Retired The Rev. Mr. James L. Agrippe, Deacon Retired ! Friday, March 23 St. Turibius of ! ! The Rev. Mr. Erick Lupson, Deacon, [email protected] Mogrovejo, Bishop Mr. David Tidyman, Director of Music Ministries, ! 8:30AM ! James R. Platten ! ! ! [email protected] Mrs. Maureen F. Adler, Youth Minister, [email protected] ! Saturday, March 24 ! ! ! ! Miss Kathy Lynch, DRE, [email protected] 8:30AM Charles Rini, Sr. Mrs. Trena Pacetti, Sacrament Coordinator, ! 4:30PM ! Mary and Edward Calvey and ! ! ! ! ! [email protected] Edward J. and Robert Calvey Mrs. Patti Horner, Sacrament Coordinator, ! ! ! ! ! M [email protected] Sunday, March 25 Palm Sunday of Mrs. Therese Whitmore, R.N., Parish Nurse ! the Passion of the Lord ! ! ! Ms. Suzanne Quinn, Development Director , 7:30AM Bert, Frank and Mary Lavelle [email protected] ! 9:30AM ! Joan Marie Bennett ! Ms. Moira Wopershall, Communications Manager, 11:30AM ! For the Parish ! ! ! [email protected]; [email protected] 5:30PM William Rensel Bulletin / Insert Deadline: 10 days prior to publication ! ! ! P$% C &$ O H!'$% ! ! ! S!!: ! ! Monday Friday: 9:00AM 5:00PM Mrs. Lisa Whelan, Upper School Principal ! Saturday: 9:00AM 4:30PM ! ! ! ! Mrs. Elizabeth Andrachik, Lower School Principal Sunday : 9:00AM 1:00PM Mrs. Christina Kutz, Preschool Director ! Mrs. Julie McGovern, Extended Care Director ! please call Mrs. Danyelle Anderson, Nutrition Services Supervisor ! 440 333 2133 for an New Parishioner Registration : Call the Parish Center. ! Religious Education Classes : Preschool Sunday School, 9:30 AM; PSR Grades 1 8, Monday 4:00 and 7:00PM; Special Malley’s Easter Fundraiser Needs, Monday 7:00PM ! Help support St. Angela Merici School RCIA: This formation for adults who wish to become by participating in our annual Malley’s Catholic begins in early September. Call the Parish Center. ! Easter Fundraiser! Here’s how: ! Natural Family Planning Classes: Contact Timothy and Order easily online at https:// Mary Ellen Jakubisin at 440 779 5793, or go to www.ccli.org ! malleys.com/fundraising/campaign/ Baptisms: Second, third, fourth, and fifth Sundays at st angela merici school. ! 12:45 PM. Arrangements must be made in advance with one ! Enjoy free shipping on all internet of the priests. Pre Baptism class is required. orders of $65 or more to one Marriages: Couples should consult the priest of their continental US address. ! choice at least 6 months before the wedding date. Call the Parish Center. ! Internet orders are accepted until Ministry to the Sick/Homebound: Anointing of the Sick; Monday, March 26th in order to Communion for Shut Ins. Call the Parish Center. ! be shipped in time before Easter. ! Funerals: Arrangements must be made at the Parish If you have any questions, please Center before any publication in the newspaper. ! contact [email protected]. ! Prayer Line: Contact Ursuline Sisters Prayer Line at 440 449 1200x103, www.ursulinesisters.org; or the Congregation of St. Joseph, CSJ, Prayer Line at 216 252 0548. ! 2! 5TH SUNDAY OF LENT ! MARCH 18, 2018 ! I O'$ P$% T% W ! R % F!$ T W ! SUNDAY: Jer 31:31 34/Ps 51:3 4, 12 13, Sunday, March 18 ~ 5th Sunday of Lent ! ! 14 15 [12a]/Heb 5:7 9/Jn 12:20 33 ! ! 9:30AM ! RCIA Third Scrutiny ! Church ! ! 9:30AM ! Sunday School ! School ! MONDAY: 2 Sm 7:4 5a, 12 14a, 16/Ps 9:45AM ! RCIA NBreaking Open the Word ! PC West ! 89:2 3, 4 5, 27, 29 [37]/Rom 4:13, 16 ! 10:30AM ! RCIA ! PC West ! 18, 22/Mt 1:16, 18 21, 24a ! ! 10:30AM ! RCIA Returners ! SH East ! ! ! ! ! TUESDAY: Nm 21:4 9/Ps 102:2 3, 16 18, 5:30PM YOSA Mass/Meeting Church ! ! 8:00PM ! Men’s Basketball ! Rini Cntr. ! 19 21 [2]/Jn 8:21 30 ! ! WEDNESDAY: Dn 3:14 20, 91 92, 95/Dn Monday, March 19 3: 52, 53, 54, 55, 56 [52b]/Jn 8:31 42 ! 8:30AM ! All School Father’s Mass ! Church ! ! 9:30AM ! Father’s Mass Reception ! Social Hall ! THURSDAY: Gn 17:3 9/Ps 105:4 5, 6 7, 4:00PM ! Cub Scout Webelos 2 Meeting ! SH West ! 89 [8a]/Jn 8:51 59 ! ! 4:00PM ! PSR/ PSR Mass Grades 1 4 ! School ! ! 6:00PM ! Cub Scout Pack 401 Den Meetings ! SH West ! FRIDAY: Jer 20:10 13/Ps 18:2 3a, 3bc 4, ! 7:00PM ! PSR/ PSR Mass Grades 1 4! School ! 56, 7 [cf. 7]/Jn 10:31 42 ! ! ! Tuesday, March 20 | First Day of Spring! SATURDAY: Ez 37:21 28/Jer 31:10, 11 12abcd, 13 [cf. 10d]/Jn 11:45 56 ! 6:00PM ! TEC Board Meeting ! PC West ! ! ! ! ! 7:00PM Boy Scout Troop 401 SH West NEXT SUNDAY: Mk 11:1 10/ Is 50:4 7/Ps ! 7:00PM ! Grief Recovery Course at Messiah Lutheran ! 22:8 9, 17 18, 19 20, 23 24 [2a]/Phil ! 2:6 11/Mk 14:1 15:47 ! Wednesday, March 21 ! 8:30AM ! Level Mass Grades 5 8! Church O$'% P$! I ( ! 5:30PM ! Yoga Class ! School ! ! 6:00PM ! Girl Scout Troop 70335 Meeting ! SH East ! (Pray for one another) In your prayers, ! please remember those in need of healing, Thursday, March 22 especially: Alice Bader, Anne Baron, Maria 1:00PM ! School Play Performance ! Social Hall ! Boccardi, Chloe Hope Borish, Mary Cook, ! 2:30PM ! Children’s Choir ! Church ! Victoria Cothey, Kathy and Kevin DeCrane, ! 2:30PM ! Malley’s candy order pick up ! Sem. Rm. ! Jean DiRuggiero, Kathryn Dunajsky, Mary ! 5:00PM ! Daisy Girl Scout Troop 71323 Mtg. ! SH East ! Echle, Darcy Egan, Lenora Elliott, ! 7:00PM ! Adult Choir Practice ! Church ! Rosemary Eyerman, Marge Gallagher, Pat ! 7:00PM ! School Play Performance ! Social Hall ! Gump, Arlene Hajba, Marj Halter, Jeanne ! 7:30PM ! Al Anon ! Cafeteria ! Hanley, Marianne Henterly, Jeanne M. Hudak, Sheila Hughes, Megan Keefe, Clare Kundmueller, Margaret Lavella, Shirley Friday, March 23 Maulorico, Dick McKenna, Bethany 2:30PM ! Girl Scout Troop 70856 Meeting ! SH East ! ! ! ! ! Meissner, Stefan Melton, Cathleen 5:00PM Cub Scout Troop 401 Meeting Cafeteria Moloney, Judy Nairus, Pauline O’Brien, ! ! ! ! 7:00PM Living Stations of the Cross Church Paul O’Donnell, Frances Parcaro, Susan 7:30PM ! Prayer Group ! PC West ! Pinter, Patricia Raia, Christine Riemensch, ! 7:30PM ! YOSA Open Gym Night ! Rini Cntr. ! Bernice Rudolph, William Rusnak, Patricia ! 8:00PM ! Men’s AA ! SH East ! Stiebeling, Barbara Thomas, George Walsh, Mort Winer, Kimberly Yaeger, Saturday, March 24 Kevin Young, Charlotte Zak and Josephine 11:30AM Yoga Class ! School ! Zwolinski. ! ! 3:00PM ! Confessions ! Church ! ! 4:00PM ! Pre Cana Team Mtg. & Potluck ! Social Hall ! R%& I P ! Please pray for Terry Tyna. May his soul Sunday, March 25 ~ Palm Sunday of the Passion of the and the souls of all the faithful departed Lord ! ! rest in peace. ! ! 9:30AM ! Sunday School ! School ! ! 9:45AM ! RCIA Retreat at River’s Edge ! ! ! 7:00PM ! Confirmation Spirit Day Parent Mtg. ! Cafeteria ! ! 8:00PM ! Men’s Basketball ! Rini Cntr. ! ! ! CRS RICE BOWLS can be found in the Lorain Road vestibule. The Lenten sacrifices from your CRS Rice Bowls can be dropped off at the Parish Center and will also be collected at all Masses on April 7th and 8th. It would be appreciated if all offerings were converted into a check made payable to St. Angela Merici with the memo line marked “CRS Rice Bowl.” Thank you! ! 3! ! ST. ANGELA MERICI PARISH ! FAIRVIEW PARK, OH ! Dear Friends, ! and important ministry for us at St. Angela Merici. THANK YOU, FR. DICK SPARKS, Maybe you didn’t realize it, but a parish has C.S.P. FOR A WONDERFUL responsibility for the health care facilities PARISH MISSION AND RETREAT (especially nursing homes) that are within its THIS PAST WEEK! Your insights boundaries. So this is now our task to care for the and caring spirit have done so much spiritual needs (in a timely fashion) at O’Neill. Other for our community, and we will parishes take on the needs of the homes in their continue to hold you in prayers, as area. St. Chris, for example, has care of Normandy. well, as we count on your prayers So you can see how one parish helps all who are at for us. God bless you in your a particular nursing facility. ! continued work around the U.S.A. ! ! We were also so happy to be touched once A wonderful and hardworking number again by the tremendous ministry of the of parishioners give loving ministry to Paulist Fathers, Fr. Sparks’ own religious O’Neill’s on Sunday morning with community who are headquartered in New communion, on First Friday, and after a mass there York City.
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